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I agree with the two comments above but they didn't get to my points. What about t25? It uses spring sponge and feels harder because the pips are larger. Why would a T05H be better or even different?
What about the force or impulse?
If harder is better, then why don't people play with SST pro team?
Everyone talks about dwell time but few really understand what they are saying. No one actually thinks about what the ball is doing when it makes contact with the rubber.
I should have called myself Goldilocks instead of brokenball. I KNOW the dwell time can't be too short or too long. It must be just right. The "trampoline" effect that provides extra spin is due to the rubber restoring itself to the original condition when pushing the ball out from the rubber. If the dwell time is long the rubber will not add much extra speed. Basically the coefficient of restitution drops. Think about it. There is a Goldilocks zone. Some of us prefer a little more less but there is too much or too little. The same can be said for hardness of rubbers, and weight of blades
What about the force or impulse?
If harder is better, then why don't people play with SST pro team?
Everyone talks about dwell time but few really understand what they are saying. No one actually thinks about what the ball is doing when it makes contact with the rubber.
I should have called myself Goldilocks instead of brokenball. I KNOW the dwell time can't be too short or too long. It must be just right. The "trampoline" effect that provides extra spin is due to the rubber restoring itself to the original condition when pushing the ball out from the rubber. If the dwell time is long the rubber will not add much extra speed. Basically the coefficient of restitution drops. Think about it. There is a Goldilocks zone. Some of us prefer a little more less but there is too much or too little. The same can be said for hardness of rubbers, and weight of blades