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Long pips and antis are used pretty similar one to another, in this video it could be either of them, it wouldn't make a difference.

It's not that pips are hard to play against, they just require specific tactics and things you normally wouldn't do.

These are the rubbers that you want, the mxp is a rocketship, I would lean towards the baracuda and vega europe df.

Here's a Benedek Olah masterclass against long pimple. Never let them take the initiative.

It's really impressive what you can buy for 10 euros from China. And the good thing is that it's not a tensor, even if you don't use it it's not gonna get ruined. I'm thinking of getting another 2 and try one on the yeo and the other on the azalea. Xuperman is cool, but isn't really viable if...

Sorry for reviving old thread but I want to add something for the rxton 3 pink. I ended up getting a new one, after destroying my first one by over-boosting it, and after using it for some time after the discussion here, now I want to give my extended thoughts. Initially I got it for a bh...

Moral of the story, stick to what you know and like. Keep the infinity and any change you wanna do, do with the rubbers.

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Then the team came back and wiped the floor with them. Next time it won't be even close.

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No, I'm talking about players that microwave INVERTED rubbers, not pips.

By that logic many players that use pips also will quit. Long pips are also for classic defense with chopping. Tt is already a sport filled with cancer, I know veterans that microwave their rubbers to make them spinless like glass. Pips at least are a legal way to change the game a bit. It's...

That's speed glue. Here's one that won't get you in trouble: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EjwbsfP Sueke no2

Exactly what I'm trying to get at. People say using pips is unfair but they don't even bother to do the bare minimum of reading a simple paper on how they work and how to beat them.

What would be the point in that? It would be just like tennis.

Here's advice, push the stupid backspin. Then attack.

I think all is fair, use what you want and find a way to beat the ones that give you trouble. I don't have an issue with boosters either, it's not like it's some rare thing and getting it is hard, falco for example is available everywhere. Speed glue I do agree with because it does use harmful...

Out serves, deep topspins, and aiming to their forehand. I've met these players too, there's still a standard way to beat them. Of course depending on the individual slight changes will need to be done.

Well said, but I still think that it's fair play to use pips.

So should we ban pimples? Should we ban tacky rubbers because they are also different? Maybe hybrids as well? How about super soft rubbers? Maybe high tension rubbers? It's all part of the game, get rid of one thing and then everything else will follow. We'll evolve backwards and end up like...