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To alfie (7)
Re: To alfieby BACKHAND 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: To alfie) was posted by BACKHAND, on 2/15/2006 6:35:11 PM:
| I've decided its down to conditions. On Sat I played in about 5-10C and it seemed to have lots of control but not much zip or very spinny. On Mon I played in about 10-15C and it seemed a bit faster and spinnier but still no zip. This evening I decided to give it more glue but ended up playing in 20-25C it was a transformation, I had trouble controling it, It was very zippy and spinny. My conclusion is all rubbers are average when its cold. If I end up playing in conditions of 5-15C I will glue it more, If its warmer than that then just a normal gluing should make it ok. |