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Greetings to everyone,
Some months ago I was asking about a blade, and everyone suggested me to go for an all-wood one. I eventually did and it helped me improve quite a bit. I still have a problem on my FH strokes though.
My playing style is close to table offensive game, I'm BH oriented and my FH is quite bad I'd say. I try to counter-block as much as possible and prefer open game. I also hate backspin and have difficult time returing backspin balls sometimes(I know it's just matter of practice, just saying).
The blade I use is a custom korbel "clone" from a blade-maker in my city and it feels awesome!
I am currenlty using vega pro, but I was thinking that a slower rubber would help me imporve more than that.
So, I am looking for an ALL+ to OFF- rubber for both sides, hardness 44-46 degrees witch can produce good amounts of spin. Any comments on such idea? My first option is Mark V, but I heard people saying it's dead with the new poly-ball and without speed glue. Any suggestions on such rubbers?
Thanks in advance!
Some months ago I was asking about a blade, and everyone suggested me to go for an all-wood one. I eventually did and it helped me improve quite a bit. I still have a problem on my FH strokes though.
My playing style is close to table offensive game, I'm BH oriented and my FH is quite bad I'd say. I try to counter-block as much as possible and prefer open game. I also hate backspin and have difficult time returing backspin balls sometimes(I know it's just matter of practice, just saying).
The blade I use is a custom korbel "clone" from a blade-maker in my city and it feels awesome!
I am currenlty using vega pro, but I was thinking that a slower rubber would help me imporve more than that.
So, I am looking for an ALL+ to OFF- rubber for both sides, hardness 44-46 degrees witch can produce good amounts of spin. Any comments on such idea? My first option is Mark V, but I heard people saying it's dead with the new poly-ball and without speed glue. Any suggestions on such rubbers?
Thanks in advance!