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What rubbber to try? (9)
Re: What rubbber to try?by gcollins 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: What rubbber to try?) was posted by gcollins, on 3/19/2005 9:17:22 AM:
| I have a student at school who uses one of these 729 premades. He's a chopper/pusher and does quite well. I notice that his game is better when I loan him my Matsushita Pro with PF4-1 on each side. His pushes stay lower, and he can get quite a bit of sidespin on almost every shot. That's the one thing I notice about PF4-1: the sidespin potential. You can even hit a wicked sidespin loop with it. And the serves can be very nasty. |