Why use RITC 799? (3)

Why use RITC 799?
by Gene 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by cole 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by Gene 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by cole ely 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by Gene 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by cole 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by Gene 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by cole 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by Giovanni Rodriguez 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by Gene 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by cole 20 years ago

Re: Why use RITC 799?
by Gene 20 years ago

The following message (subject: Re: Why use RITC 799?) was posted by Gene, on 2/11/2005 10:13:05 AM:

You are right. It was inaccurate to call 799 more spinny. I can put more spin on the ball with 802, but, for me, 799 is worse at controlling spinny serves. I seem to hit more of them with 799 in places where I didn't aim. I started out intrigued with this rubber, but now I don't see anything at which it really excels.

However, nothing holds a candle to Dr. Evil in the returning spin department. I'm still figuring out an offensive shot other than a chop or flat hit with it, but Dr. Evil seems to be just about immune to spin.

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