Equipment
Hi!
I'm Gaurav from India. I'm planning to go for a new racquet. I've been playing with a butterfly wakaba recreational racquet till now and I plan to upgrade to an assembled racquet now. I have an attacking style of play with more accuracy, control & speed on forehand as compared to my backhand. I need a racquet which i can use to drive & deliver top spins with consistency on both forehand & backhand and which also provides me the option of chopping decently. And I need a racquet with good control even if speed & spin are slightly compromised. My 1st question is that considering my requirements, which blade is better out of Joola Rosskopf Allround & Stiga Allround Classic. Secondly, I have decided to use Yasaka Mark V as one of my rubbers(most likely for FH). I need your advice regarding the other rubber(which most probably will be my BH rubber). Mostly I use my BH to chop and block and occasional drives and top spins. I am thinking of getting a rubber with softer feel for BH(let me know if this would be right) & which of the following of my considerations would be suitable: Joola Mambo, Butterfly Sriver/Sriver FX or Donic Coppa Jo gold. Also kindly let me know if you would rather suggest something else considering my requirements.
I am very thankful for your time & effort.
Hi Gauruv,
I would go with Mark V on the Backhand but maybe a slightly thinner sponge, 1.5mm.
As for the blade there won’t be much difference between the two. Get whichever one is more readily available or cheaper.
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Gaurav Shah Posted 10 years ago
Thanks Alois. Which blade would you prefer if you had to choose one because both are available. Also, for my BH, I was thinking to get some rubber with more tackiness than Mark V. Considering this, would you suggest something else or should I go for Mark V only with thinner sponge for BH as well?
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 10 years ago
I haven’t used the Rosskopf bat but I have used the Stiga All-round Classic and I liked it so maybe that is the safer bet.
Gaurav Shah Posted 10 years ago
Ok. Thanks a lot for your time and recommendations.
harsh neo Posted 8 years ago
hello gaurav ... Same as you i am also stuck between these two blades as one provides more control n consistency while the other (stiga allround classic) is more popular n trusted with d only difference being dat i have been using stag hinokii rrcreational racquet!! Otherwise myplay style is almost similar to d one u mentioned!! So pls do let me know that which combination u opted n how do u feel about it... N kindly let me know if u would rather suggest someething else... Thanx for ur time n effort