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Cihan Unknown Asked 16 years ago
Hey Alois, So far, I have been playing with a Butterfly Senshu pre-assembled racket. It's got Flextra rubbers that have been OK for me, though the wood is a bit heavy. I am thinking of assembling my own racket soon. However, there are too many choices for both the wood and the rubbers. I'm a developing player and I feel like I'd prefer something that gives more spin as opposed to speed. Any ideas on what I should do?
Alois Rosario Answered 16 years ago
Hi Cihan,
Go for something like an Allround wood with rubbers like Mark V or Sriver. Something that isn't too fast is good as the next step for you.
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Charles Unknown Posted 16 years ago
Flextra is a great beginner rubber to develop your strokes. If you feel that it's too slow, try Sriver and Mark V. Again I will copy paste what I posted on some comments I made.
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on the 16-Dec-2008 01:48:46 AM
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