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Rubber for non-gluers with carbon blade (1)
Rubber for non-gluers with carbon bladeby Iakov 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Rubber for non-gluers with carbon blade) was posted by Iakov, on 3/17/2005 2:17:03 PM:
| Hey guys. I have a problem. In these times I don't have time to reglue at all. I played professionally once. But now I could find not more than 1 time in a week to play. I had/have a very power spin from "open side" and usually i am not protect at all. Now I am thinking about new rubber(the old one - Innova stiga is too old) I have Carbon blade. And i like the soft sponge. The rubbers I was thinking about is: Butterfly G2, Butterfly Bryce, Cermet or catapult. The most I think about catapult - because I did like the feeling of glue. But After search very many people said to me that it is not so good for spins and is not so controlled. So I am little bit confused now - what to take? Help :-( please |