Last updated 12 years ago
Hi Miodrag,
This is because they are Tensor rubbers. That means the rubber is stretched. When it is stretched it is already under pressure so then when you are hitting it with the ball it will wear more quickly.
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Joel Van Maanen Posted 12 years ago
Miodrag Covic Posted 12 years ago
Jeff Plumb from PingSkills Posted 12 years ago
You can try these things but I don't recommend it. It is technically illegal as you are not allowed to modify the rubber. Also I think that if your rubber has worn out then you are better off getting a new rubber. I believe this will be much more beneficial than any efforts to revive the old one. I know it can be quite an expense but Table Tennis is still a relatively cheap sport and there is more and more competition with online stores bringing the prices down all the time.
If you are really serious about your Table Tennis then I recommend changing your rubbers when they wear out.
Joel Van Maanen Posted 12 years ago
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 12 years ago
Hi Joel,
They are just different. They are both good quality equipment.