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Second Round with Grizzly (5)
Re: Second Round with Grizzlyby Fadil Olguner 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Second Round with Grizzly) was posted by Fadil Olguner, on 5/25/2008 7:37:09 AM:
| Hi Ben,sorry if I have understood wrong but you said I can't impart topspin,but dear Ben I am not using it on my forehand side.On the back hand side even the long friction pips can't impart topspin,perhaps very little.And also I can say that this rubber doesn't send float balls all the time,sometimes there is some spin on the balls.Perhaps it is spin reversal or something else.You are right after training with it hours I started to think it was useless but now I believe by heart that this rubber has some potential.I have started to win matches agains my opponents whom I hardly won matches against them with frictionless rubbers.Perhaps you are right about the life of this new anties,I don't know ,their topsheet is so thin that.By the way this Grizzly doesn't have anti properties,you can attack with it like a normal inverted rubber.Well again,dear Ben time will show us weather the show is over or not.Thanks |