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I've been exclusively using cheap, tacky Chinese rubbers on the forehand because I'm a poor student who doesn't want to blow $50++ on a rubber every 3 months. Today at a practise session I flipped my racket just for fun to play pips on the forehand and inverted on the backhand. Surprisingly I've still got the feel for it even after 2 years out of practise with this style.
Anyway I'm asking if there's anyone out there who uses tacky Chinese rubber on the backhand, because I've heard that everyone uses smooth Japanese or European rubbers on the backhand exclusively. Is there any reason why? If it helps, I play a pretty wristy backhand, preferring to brush the ball a little over hitting it outright.
Anyway I'm asking if there's anyone out there who uses tacky Chinese rubber on the backhand, because I've heard that everyone uses smooth Japanese or European rubbers on the backhand exclusively. Is there any reason why? If it helps, I play a pretty wristy backhand, preferring to brush the ball a little over hitting it outright.