It plays well (1750 USATT Modern Defender), real light, but hard to get loads of spin on serves or pushes (might be me). Good spin on chops and blocks well.
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3 Reviews for Donic Bluestorm Big Slam
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Do not buy this rubber if you want to learn a good technique. Sometimes it doesn't grip at all, topspins don't really have much spin. I reccomend getting a different ESN rubber.
Very good rubber for topspins, very light (cut only 39 g. in 1.9 mm). If you are looking for a light, medium-soft rubber with a thin but grippy topsheet this is the one.
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