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Tackifire Special (7)
Re: Tackifire Special by Rod 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Tackifire Special ) was posted by Rod, on 5/7/2005 3:49:05 AM:
| Hey gcolllins, thanks for the update....2.5! Holy moly. Man I wish I could get used to playing with such thick sponge I would be able to loop so much better, but how you manage to get any chops in I have no idea! Seems whatever Jap rubbers are out there, there are always the Chinese equivalent at 1/3 of the price. TS - Geospin or Jap Cream, Bryce - H3 etc But Weight also comes into it especially on oversized chopper blades, so thats why I'd spend that bit extra on a jap rubber once in a while if its very good. |
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