Illegal Rubber
Equipment
Table TennisGuy Asked 10 years ago
Hi PingSkills!
I've heard that you cannot bring unapproved ITTF rubber to competitions, so I was wondering, should I stick to my old bat, the one with the approved rubber on one side? Or do I need to change the rubber on the backhand side? Or can I.. get away with illegal rubber at school or local tournments?
Thanks!
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Yu,
It is better to get used to playing with legal rubbers.
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Table TennisGuy Posted 10 years ago
Ohh. Okay.Thanks!
But the.. thing that covers the bat when you buy it has this ITTF logo and "Authorized Racket Covering" on it so I'm not so sure...