Long pips versions of Butterfly Feint & Yasaka Phantom ?

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Long pips versions of Butterfly Feint & Yasaka Phantom ?

Post by avello »

Did they even have long pips versions of these 2 rubbers ?
I am not sure but I think Tibhar may have had a Grass version from before 1977 that were longer than 2.00 mm
But I am not so sure about Feint & Phantom
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Re: Long pips versions of Butterfly Feint & Yasaka Phantom ?

Post by Cora »

Interesting question actually.
Because long pips were already banned at the Birmingham 1977 BGM
These 2 rubbers seem to have arrived at about the same time
So it is quite possible that these two rubbers never had a long pips version and the first release itself was slim pips
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