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PostPosted: 30 Sep 2013, 04:51 
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Fadil Olguner wrote:
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Hi Fadil,
Does OX mean that there is a really thin sheet under the topsheet and has this thin sheet a gluesheet?
Earlier I made some OX anti (sponges removed) and tried out them. As my experience they(AS & Nightmare) were not forgiving, but they were faster and even less controllable without sponge but fact is also, they are not soft.
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Hi Pal,in fact it is not ox.There is a very thin thing under it.As all we know ox anti is not legal.In general thicker dampening sponge under anti more control and less speed.I also have 1.2 mm Tony Hold anti.This is good too and has more control.The topsheet of this anti is so thin that you can see soft pimples under.My main problem with Nightmare was control.Its spinreversal was wonderfull but it was not forgiving .Now I am happy with Toni Hold New anti.In past I played with Toni Hold Original anti but this new one is different.

How could you stick on blade?
Has OX more reversal and less control than with 1,2 sponge? Is OX faster?
Thank you Fadil.

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It is better to use glue sheet.Even ox has no control problem.You can block even the strongest topspin.I tested all Neubauer anties.Ok they were good but most of them were fast for me and the slowest ones reversal were not much.I also tested Butterfly Super anti and Hallmark Mirage and Original Toni Hold anti.Their control and speed were good but no reversal.Nightmare has very good spin reversal but fast,unexpected speed sometimes and its topsheet is as hard as rock.Timeless...yes I liked this rubber very much but we all know at the end of this year it is going to be banned.Toni Hold New anti has soft topsheet and its pips also very soft.It has enough spin reversal and sometimes very effective float balls when you block.So I am happy with this anti now.
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