What is so strange about that ?IB66 wrote: on May 19, 2021 #7
Strangely I liked T05 for chopping!!!
Most European & Japanese spinverted rubbers are almost like anti spin with low spin.
It is easier to chop with anti than spinverted LOL
IB66 's confusion about chopping with Tenergy 05
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Nabila Logna
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IB66 's confusion about chopping with Tenergy 05
Most European & Japanese spinverted rubbers are almost like anti spin with low spin.
It is easier to chop with anti than spinverted LOL
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Paul Alan
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Re: IB66 's confusion about chopping with Tenergy 05
Wht most amateurs don'ty underdtand is the following.
For the pros most of the spin geenrated by the rubbers like Tenergy comes from illegal boosting of the sponge.
So for most of the beginner & intermedate level amatur players who do not spin glue or boost, these rubber are useless because the top sheet is not that sticky.
For the pros most of the spin geenrated by the rubbers like Tenergy comes from illegal boosting of the sponge.
So for most of the beginner & intermedate level amatur players who do not spin glue or boost, these rubber are useless because the top sheet is not that sticky.