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I cannot find any frictionless anti rubbers made in China - Why ?
I know of 802 but that is a grippy anti
I know of a few ones from Giant Dragon but are any of them frictionless anti ?
Are there any DHS antis ?

I am not asking about European antis

BTW are there any Japanese or Korean frictionless anti rubbers ?
I think Nittaku & Butterfly are grippy antis if I am not mistaken

I thought there would be tons of super cheap frictionless antis out of China & Indonesia dripping of currried (that is curried not cured) kung pao chicken oil out of the package by now
(No animals were harmed in making of this semi-seriosus , semi-joke part of this post...the rest of the post is a serious question)

Thanks

Apparently it's a European thing, so you must pay European prices for it.

Iskandar

The former rule to allow the use of uncovered side of racket, (barewood) racket blades, was abolished far back in early 70s. The main motive behind was an haphazard airballistics and erratic bounce produced by the barewood surface. Same is the so called frictionless Anti topsheet measured at CoF < 0.25.
Frictionless materials were found almost unplayable in general.