Rubber combination
Equipment
Juanma Rizzo Asked 12 years ago
Hi, I´m Juan from Argentina and I currently use a Butterfly SK7. With Skyline 3 #21 NEO of DHS on the FOREHAND. And a Hurricane 3 19# NEO of DHS also in the BACKHAND. This combination makes my blade very heavy. I´m 19 years old and have no problems with my forehand, i really love the topspins, serves and all moves I can execute. But talking about my backhand I can´t say the same. Is very heavy for me to execute a backhand top-spinned flick over the table. In far-from the table rallies I can hit the ball perfectly with my backhand but as it is a heavy chinese rubber it hasn´t got much control. I wonder whats your opinion. I would like to keep the Skyline but change the backhand rubber. What do you recommend? Im an extremely agressive player. Thanks for your time!
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Juanma,
I would say go for a softer sponge rubber that will be a bit lighter.
The rubber we would recommend is Yasaka Pryde but anything that has a softer sponge will help you out.
Other readers may be able to help more.
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Jerome Babiera Posted 12 years ago