Dear everyone,
I want to ask you for advice for a rubber. Right now, I have a Mark V GPS for my forehand, and a Stiga Chop and Drive for my backhand. While I love both of them, they feel like they do not fill the bill, but not big. They are the best rubbers I've had.
First for my gameplay style.
I mostly loop with my forehand, and sometimes just lift the ball over. The rubber I have now is a little bit too slow for me, I think. or too soft. I tried the Donic BlueFire JP 003, and liked it more than the Mark V GPS.
For my backhand, I mostly just use a lot of backspin, and use it to aggresively control the ball to a point on the table. I do not not chop. I do not know how this is called, but in Dutch it's called "Schuiven" for a short backspin drop, and "Steken" for a long aggresive backspin ball on the back of the table.
The Stiga Chop and Drive is good for me, but I want to have a rubber that confuses the opponent as much as I can, but not lose the amount of spin I can put on the ball.
Thanks!
I want to ask you for advice for a rubber. Right now, I have a Mark V GPS for my forehand, and a Stiga Chop and Drive for my backhand. While I love both of them, they feel like they do not fill the bill, but not big. They are the best rubbers I've had.
First for my gameplay style.
I mostly loop with my forehand, and sometimes just lift the ball over. The rubber I have now is a little bit too slow for me, I think. or too soft. I tried the Donic BlueFire JP 003, and liked it more than the Mark V GPS.
For my backhand, I mostly just use a lot of backspin, and use it to aggresively control the ball to a point on the table. I do not not chop. I do not know how this is called, but in Dutch it's called "Schuiven" for a short backspin drop, and "Steken" for a long aggresive backspin ball on the back of the table.
The Stiga Chop and Drive is good for me, but I want to have a rubber that confuses the opponent as much as I can, but not lose the amount of spin I can put on the ball.
Thanks!