Is it bad to have 2 different rubber thicknesses on a blade?

[erikjolson99]

I'm an amateur table tennis player and I'm assembling my first paddle.

 

[ProPetrov]

No, it's not bad, if you are a begginer, I recommend you a thin sponge like for example 1,7mm

 

[Steven]

No, it won't matter as long as you don't constantly switch sides.

 

[necax007]

There is no problem. Most new players have some trouble with their BH so they use 1.7 or 1.8 in BH. Just be sure not to swich sides very often. It is important that you get used to the rubbers you are using. If you flip sides every time you hit the ball, it will feel diferent every time.

What bat are you assembling?

 

[VicVoc32]

No i don't think it will affect the playing at all. Which thickness are you thinking of getting?

 

[jmartins]

by the way ...
Which is recommended to OFF C-Pen player a 1.8mm rubber or 2.2mm? with Donic Acuda P3 rubber.

 

[necax007]

by the way ...
Which is recommended to OFF C-Pen player a 1.8mm rubber or 2.2mm? with Donic Acuda P3 rubber.

It reallly depends on how you use your BH...

 

[jmartins]

I like block and push in BH.

 

[necax007]

I like block and push in BH.

I like soft rubbers for blocking. But i don't play C-pen. Why not a chinese rubber with a lot of control? They're cheap and get the work done. But ask Carl or other of the equipment masters! they will sure recommend you the perfect rubber.