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new rubber (9)
Re: new rubberby Tim 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: new rubber) was posted by Tim, on 10/7/2005 12:09:57 PM:
| SC, Yeah I agree with it altering the Tensor effect, and I already know what Tensor is, but the principle is the same with every other Tensor/Tensor equivalent rubber there is, not really specific to Tango Titan 3.0. Bryce, Neos, Desto F1. Particularly Bryce, using it unglued, the 'High Tension' effect isnt that great. Anyone who uses Tensor effect rubbers at a high level, e.g Waldner, Rosskopf (when he used Tango extreme). While I agree it 'destroys' the Tensor effect, I think glueing will increase the spin and speed more than the Tensor effect will, so the Tensor effect is no longer noticable. Most people will agress with with me when I say you will get a greater effect with speedglue than you will off a standard glued Tensor rubber. Tim |