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blade with tons of dwell time (15)
Re: blade with tons of dwell timeby Gene 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: blade with tons of dwell time) was posted by Gene, on 2/16/2005 9:09:04 AM:
| I have not used FX-EL on my 6030. I was responding to the poster who wanted dwell time, and for that purpose, an all round or defensive blade works better with this rubber. I am assuming she knows her game, and that the elastic style is helpful to her. For my style, and I suspect for yours as well, I think the livelier blade and firmer sponge work better. However, for off the table looping, the FX-EL on a ALL/DEF blade gives a feel like a slingshot. (It is great fun in practice) If your game is push, touch and hit, that slingshot may just get in the way. |