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TTnightmare
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Playing close to the table and with ox which rubber is best? Distruption/reversal is important yet that has to be balanced with control. I prefer a pip that has a low trajectory as I like to block and push/lift.
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My vote for DG.

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"TTnightmare", I would definitely go with DTecS OX I have used both but Tibhar Grass is best for me & I have just started using the Acid Green rubber 8)

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For me : Dg for blocking , chopping and attacking backspin, D.techs for pushing ,side swiping
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TTnightmare
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That’s one all!
Anyone tell me the difference between the two. pluses and minuses of each rubber.
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TTnightmare, It all comes down to personal choice I've tried a lot of LP OX rubbers & DTecS is definitely the one for me :clap: also for me the blade is most important, lightweight then the rubbers suit me :up: Best of luck with your journey 8)

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TTnightmare wrote:
That’s one all!
Anyone tell me the difference between the two. pluses and minuses of each rubber.


charmander defender explained very well the differences, for me DTecs it's more all round & DG is more defensive to play close to the table and much more dangerous.

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TTnightmare
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Some interesting replies. I do play close to the table and block heavy loops/top spins. Under spins I tend to push back although learning to lift and push more aggressively when my opponent chops to me. I’m interested in the comment about DG being more dangerous as I always thought dtechs was the most disturbing long pips but more difficult to control.
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TTnightmare wrote:
Some interesting replies. I do play close to the table and block heavy loops/top spins. Under spins I tend to push back although learning to lift and push more aggressively when my opponent chops to me. I’m interested in the comment about DG being more dangerous as I always thought dtechs was the most disturbing long pips but more difficult to control.

I know this must be confusing & again it's about what works for you :up: As I play as you do close to the table chop blocks loops/top spins & all of the above to which I use DTecS OX :clap:

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TTnightmare wrote:
Some interesting replies. I do play close to the table and block heavy loops/top spins. Under spins I tend to push back although learning to lift and push more aggressively when my opponent chops to me. I’m interested in the comment about DG being more dangerous as I always thought dtechs was the most disturbing long pips but more difficult to control.


I own both rubbers, DTecs easy to use = less dangerous, DG more difficult to use = more dangerous, also I play close to the table.

So people can't control the more difficult rubber gets DTecs.

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Grass dTecs is twice the cost of Dornenglanz. So, for me, the choice is easy: Dornenglanz.

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TTnightmare
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But if they cost the same which would you choose
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My two pennies though well off subject and with apologies!!. If you haven't, try Bomb Talent and you will not look back or think of changing LP - ever!! ;)
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I’ve tried Bomb Talent and everyone of my opponents and practice partners said it’s far less difficult to play against than dtechs. Yes it was easy to control but just didn’t have the disruption effect.
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merlin el mago wrote:
TTnightmare wrote:
Some interesting replies. I do play close to the table and block heavy loops/top spins. Under spins I tend to push back although learning to lift and push more aggressively when my opponent chops to me. I’m interested in the comment about DG being more dangerous as I always thought dtechs was the most disturbing long pips but more difficult to control.


I own both rubbers, DTecs easy to use = less dangerous, DG more difficult to use = more dangerous, also I play close to the table.

So people can't control the more difficult rubber gets DTecs.

I also own both rubbers & for me DTecS is far superior :up: which I find easy to use & I also play close to the table 8) Again after using your rubbers it comes down to personal choice as to what best suit you :clap:

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