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chopping rubbers (4)
Re: chopping rubbersby Robin 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: chopping rubbers) was posted by Robin, on 10/6/2006 2:04:55 PM:
| Among longpips the feint series is quite easy to play with.. For a more reasonable price, the dhs c8 is very good. Among shortpips you should do well with almost everyone, assuming you use a fairly thin sponge 1.5 max. I would go for a cheep one like 802-40. \Robin |