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Neptune LP (12)
Re: Neptune LPby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Neptune LP) was posted by Ben, on 2/16/2008 5:27:01 PM:
| Hi Bruce, you might remember me as the English guy who you spoke with at the wesleyan tourney where you won the under 1800? You are part of what inspired me to switch to long pips (frictionless). I have been playing for a year with Hallmark Original (the most frictionless rubber on the market). I got a coach and learned to loop on my forehand as well so I have beaten many players over 1800 at various clubs, have only played one tourney though (the US Open). Right now I am playing with my frictionless and waiting to see what replacements come out towards the summer. Good luck with your friction LP play. Thanks, Ben. |