Switching Rubbers
Equipment
Dhruv Sinha Asked 11 years ago
Dear Alois, thanks for your advice on when to change rubbers. I'm looking into it and I was curious as to if I should just by new sheets of my current type of rubber or if I should get a new rubber. I am thinking of switching from Tackifire Drive on both sides to Tenergy 64 FX on my forehand and Sriver FX on my backhand. Would the sudden change in rubbers throw my game off?
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Dhruv,
It may take a little while to get used to the new rubbers but not more than 2 weeks. Only change if you think you need to change. If you are happy with the rubbers you are using now then there is no need to change.
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