Getting more dwell time out of harder rubbers
Table Tennis Equipment
Last updated 9 years ago
Rob Janssen Asked 9 years ago
Hi Coach,
I am using Bluefire M2 (Max thickness) on my forehand for a while now and I am ready to move on to something faster. I tested the M1 from some1 else but I could not get any dwell out of that rubber. The ball sometimes left my racket with unpredictable trajectories because I could not really grab into the ball, the ball just left instantly.
Do you have any advice?
Thanks!
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Rob,
I think that is one of the trade offs you have with faster and harder rubbers.
Other may have advice on different rubbers that may suit better. I like the Vega Pro for a nice balance between the two.
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Edwin Gosens Posted 9 years ago
Hi Alois,
Thanks but I dont think I am going to use Vega Pro since its about the same hardness as Bluefire M1, for you it will be problably not to hard since I think the Pingskills touch I more a softer blade?
Also the blade I used with the M1 was some Waldner Ultra Carbon or something like that and since Im using the Timo Boll Spirit It may have more dwell, I dont know. I will probably ask him I can try one of his old sheets On my blade once he will change his rubbers to new ones.
Its also not that I have to change but Im a little bit of a speed maniac, but the M2 will do it for now.
Anyway thanks for trying to help!
Edwin Gosens Posted 9 years ago
Oh damn haha I commented with my friends account. (was at his place :$)
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago
No problems.