Best combination of my tt racket
Equipment
AKASH AGARWAL Asked 11 years ago
Hello sir,
Sir i am not find that what's my best combination of my tt racket. My present combination is joola carbon blade and in my forehand there is coppa jo platin and in backhand there is yasaka mark V. but i think that this combination is not suit for me. pls help me.
Pls tell me what you think.
I play in agra, uttarpradesh, india.
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Akash,
What is the problem with the bat at the moment? Is it too fast, too slow, heavy, light, not enough spin?
Others may have some ideas as to different combinations you can use but I think it is all good quality.
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AKASH AGARWAL Posted 11 years ago
hello sir,
my racket is not too fast and not too slow it is normal, but i can not understand that what is my best combination of my tt racket. my game is fast as well as controlling. so i think that my racket is not comfortable for me.
in my forehand there is speed and spin and in my backhand control and speed is present.
so pls help me what rubber and racket i can choose, which was suitable for my racket.
pls help me.
but sir in last, i have some financial problem to buy a much costly racket. so if u help me, i can thanks u every time.
pls help me.
Kyle Uy Posted 11 years ago
if you need speed, i suggest a thicker rubber (2.0+) for more speed
if you like to loop like me, i use hurricane 3 neo, it has great spin and speed, but the only con is that it is really heavy
i paired it with a light blade so it works fine for me.
it costs less than 25 US dollars
Hi Akash,
We don't keep any rubber. Sometimes at a club players will discard their rubbers and they are still very useable.
atharva sakharkar Posted 11 years ago
Hi alois
is yasaka mark 5 1mm rubber good
Dhruv Maniar Posted 11 years ago
Akash Ararwal.......what level are you playing at?
Hi Akash,
If your opponent understands spin, then even if you chop the ball they will be able to return it. For more information on this stroke take a look at our lesson on the backhand push, or if you are playing against a strong topspin, the backhand chop.
As for the t-shirts, they are already at the lowest price we offer sorry.