Short pips & anti are NOT backhand rubbers (especially for amateurs) Re:Blade for double short pips

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James Z
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Short pips & anti are NOT backhand rubbers (especially for amateurs) Re:Blade for double short pips

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Hassi wrote: on November 21, 2023 #1

Hello short pip lovers!
I'm an amateur player that is thinking about doing something crazy. I've never really been a fan of the looping playstyle and opening loops has never been my strong point. So why not go for short pips on both sides?
Because short pips & anti are not backhand rubbers
Click here to view the webpage that explains in detail as to why
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