Getting used to the rubber
Equipment
Marcin Lonak Asked 9 years ago
Hello Alois, hello Jeff,
Since a half year I play beginners bat with friendship rict on both sides. Total costs 25€. The black side is significantly slower. It has a blue sponge wich doesn't seem to be thinner. Until yesterday it was really annoying, and i was sure, when the rubbers are gone, it will happen in few weeks, Next I want same feeling on both sides. My bh was especially bad on easy balls. They were going very often into the net. Yesterday I found out, if I conciously punch those balls, they go in, and don't stop on the net. With this new discovery, should I keep my combination or should i try same on both sides?
Thanks
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Marcin,
I would keep the same if you are feeling that you are getting used to the rubbers you have.
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Marcin Lonak Posted 9 years ago
Hello Alois, Hello Jeff
Yesterday at the World Tour, there was many stands from TT brands there with promotions prices. I couldn't buy my present rubbers (friendship 729 rict). In fact the we're talking badly about my rubbers. So at the donic stand, I saw the yasaka mark 5. They said this would be good for me, but they have a cheaper version of it - "yasaka extra high grade". I bought them. They were just 10 bucks a sheet. Do you think it was a wise buy, or should I still keep the 729 and change may be later?)
Hi Marcin,
Give them a try and see what they are like. You don't have anything to lose. Let me know what they are like.