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mynamenotbob
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With frictionless pips, you can smoothly glide a ball across the pips with very little friction. Friction pips are a lot more grabby. ;(

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mynamenotbob wrote:
With frictionless pips, you can smoothly glide a ball across the pips with very little friction. Friction pips are a lot more grabby. ;(


okay

Which is the best FLP for chopping ?

Hallmark Supernova?
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FLPs are for blocking at the table. Use grippy LPs (like Spinlord Agenda) for chopping.

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FLPs are for blocking at the table. Use grippy LPs (like Spinlord Agenda) for chopping.

i have problem with serve return When I use Friction LPS (OX and sponge)

Which ox lp is most insensitive to incoming spini serves ?
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Get a well-used sheet of any LP you like. All LPs need time to break in. They get better as they get older.

But you should also practice on reading spinny serves. After a while they won't bother you anymore. Even serves from pros are no problem.

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i played with superblock and it's great rubber but i was struggling with aggressive pushing (it didn't work well) and i wonder if there is something better flp for that component
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Maybe you can find a sheet of Dr. Neubauer Scalpel. That is great for aggressive pushing.

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Maybe you can find a sheet of Dr. Neubauer Scalpel. That is great for aggressive pushing.


It will be difficult

Is there a hallmark alternative to scalpel?
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