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Draf reacted to Archosaurus's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with
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In theory, a stiffer blade with a stiffer sponge and higher friction topsheet should be able to produce the most spin at some kind of... -
Draf reacted to Julzig's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with Like.
It can have many reasons. Hitting style and adaptation period are often a factor. Also the added speed might let you perceive the spin...
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There is no hard fast rule. It differs from person to person. If you hit the center of the racquet pretty consistently you will wear...
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nee, the one where you pull your hair with the rubber is better :D
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You have those rubbers in your signature, so I assumed you had used it. Either way, I got years out of mine. It was still totally...
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The Allround Evo is probably not the fastest with the modern ball when using conventional rubbers. It wasn't exactly fast with the cell...
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Draf replied to the thread How often do you change rubbers?.I used the super fx soft, because I am n00b 😀 I will update current equipment because I switched. super fx soft was really good and...
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Draf replied to the thread How often do you change rubbers?.Is there any test you can do to verify that the condition of the rubber is ok? That is surprising to me. I have not played with that...
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Draf reacted to zeio's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with Like.
It's likely both and the blade probably has a bigger part on the perception. From limited experimental data, thinner rubbers tend to...
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Draf reacted to Colestt's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with Like.
Thickness of sponge adds topspin to loops but not as much to serves and pushes where youre not sinking the ball anyway
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Draf reacted to Archosaurus's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with Like.
I believe that lighter strokes utilize more hysteretic friction from the topsheet and are more dependent on pure coefficient of friction...
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Draf reacted to Tyce's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with Like.
Just based on that, the problem is too fast equipment, not the thickness of the sponge. The ball leaves the bat before any meaningful...
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Draf reacted to Conehead's post in the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers? with Like.
It is not helpful to change two essential parameters simultaneously and then try to nail an observation down to only one...
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Draf replied to the thread Thinner rubber inherently less spinny than thicker rubbers?.He has been playing with it for 3+ months and I think he would be considered a beginner. Middle aged man, played for a few years with...
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I think it's only for rubbers that are already worn quite a bit past where I would already have replaced them.
