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I having service return difficulties on my backhand with certain players that have heavy spin serves. Im currently using sriver fx or sriver el. Would it be worthwhile having an anti on my backhand when playing these players and if so which one.
Im using an inverted rubber on my FH for looping/attack.

You can return anything with Neubauer ABS, however Butterfly Super Anti might prove to be more useful overall.

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My whole set-up costs less than a sheet of Butterfly Dignics

Ok so what your saying is using different blades with different rubbers will not work unless I implement it as a constant. What would be a cheap short pips or anti to try given that its main use it to negate spinny serves with a push return and can be used to block and possibly attack using a topspin flick ?

How about the 729 802-40 soft pro version with 2.2 sponge-would this be a good transition and also negate spinny serves ?

802-40 is relatively sensitive to spin for an SP. Donic Baxster D25 short pips are the most spin-resistant I've used. Not that cheap though.

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My whole set-up costs less than a sheet of Butterfly Dignics

FS 804 or Armstrong Attack New Anti Spin should be a good choice. Adjustment won't be too hard in terms of speed and attacking.

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FH: Waran or Hexer PS
BH: fl Antispin

Forget the 804, not a v. good anti and fast, sensitive to spin and blade angle dependant too.

I have the AANAS, this has great control with it's soft sponge and velvetty textured surface, a little fast for me, but i got it working on a slower blade nicely, it plays like an inverted alot but you can manipulate spin and get opponents dumping in the net alot during long rallies, serve return and actually on serve, it is very deceptive!

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I know alot of players say not to do this, but my mate and i do, i have 2 or 3 set-ups that i will use in a match depending on the type of player i face, i may take 6 set-ups with me, they are all variations of my main set-up with slight differences, something to turn to if things aren't going well or if a new opponent plays fast, slow, whatever!

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where can i buy this AANAS online ?

iruiru.com

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Can the rubber be glued ?

Yes, i use ordinary chack still.

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How would it compare to best anti ?

Different, lighter, faster, plays just a little more like an inverted rubber, Best Anti does not!

Best anti is definitely better for a safer, more defensive b/h style of play, i had similar problems as you, which made me take the same route!

Both will enable you to manipulate/kill spin and give great control!

Oh, i have some used and new Best anti to sell if you are interested!

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So you recommend i go with Armstrong as its closer to an inverted ?