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Non-glue rubbers (6)
Re: Non-glue rubbersby bes 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Non-glue rubbers) was posted by bes, on 4/5/2005 10:45:44 PM:
| You should probably emphasize the "Slow" portion. It does play well unglued - good spin, excellent control, nice feel - but is REALLY slow. On the up side, it is like two rubbers in one: Unglued it is an excellent all around or even beginner rubber - and serviceable for better players if they aren't speed freaks. Speed glued it is pretty awesome. More spin, pretty good control, excellent feel, and LOTS of speed. bes bes |