Really enjoying my new rubbers

I just want to say that I'm really enjoying my new rubbers. The Bryce Speed is much faster than my Sriver L, and there isn't much noticeable difference in the control. Only downside is that I'm not generating as much spin as before, but that's not a problem, as I'm more of an attacking player on my forehand anyway. My G2 is also fantastic. I'm getting just as much spin as before, a good amount of control (although that's probably down to the 1.9mm thickness), and a great speed. The rubbers do however feel heavier than my previous ones, but I'll get used to that. :)

$48. About �24. Which is very cheap.

JimT wrote: Jehan wrote: I just want to say that I'm really enjoying my new rubbers. The Bryce Speed is much faster than my Sriver L, and there isn't much noticeable difference in the control. Only downside is that I'm not generating as much spin as before, but that's not a problem, as I'm more of an attacking player on my forehand anyway. My G2 is also fantastic. I'm getting just as much spin as before, a good amount of control (although that's probably down to the 1.9mm thickness), and a great speed. The rubbers do however feel heavier than my previous ones, but I'll get used to that. :) About spin - give 'em a little time to settle. How much did you pay for Bryce Speed? - I bet that for that price you could have bought two Dawei Inspirit Quattros 2.2 and a bottle of CTE to go with them (for the rest of the year). Believe me, the speed and spin you'd be getting from that combo will be at least as good.

I've yet to play with a rubber that I can't control, due to it's amazing speed. Those Stiga rubbers look insanely quick, I wonder if anybody actually uses them...

where did you get them from?

Hefner wrote: Flicker wrote: [ A friend of mine plays with IQ and I had tried his setup out.  I like the speed and spin of the IQ except for the heavy weight.  Do you have that concerns or issue with your Dawei IQ? I�m using a Maze off blade with I.Q 2.2 and Mark V (waiting for I.Q. ultra light) and I actually don�t find the racket to heavy. The total weight is around 180-185 including sidetape which I don�t consider too heavy..... I�m waiting for the I.Q ultra light which I will try in my bh and that will lighten the racket even more I�d think You should really try the I.Q. 2.2 40 degree....It�s really good and did match my old setup for fh (Bryce Speed)....It�s not as fast but has better control and better spin....and only cost�s 16$ from Cole.....

Flicker wrote: Hefner wrote: Flicker wrote: [ A friend of mine plays with IQ and I had tried his setup out.� I like the speed and spin of the IQ except for the heavy weight.� Do you have that concerns or issue with your Dawei IQ? I�m using a Maze off blade with I.Q 2.2 and Mark V (waiting for I.Q. ultra light) and I actually don�t find the racket to heavy. The total weight is around 180-185 including sidetape which I don�t consider too heavy..... I�m waiting for the I.Q ultra light which I will try in my bh and that will lighten the racket even more I�d think You should really try the I.Q. 2.2 40 degree....It�s really good and did match my old setup for fh (Bryce Speed)....It�s not as fast but has better control and better spin....and only cost�s 16$ from Cole..... � Did you treat or tune your I.Q. 2.2 with anything?� 185 g is a good weight.� What is the weight of your Maze blade?

Didn�t tune, just used rubber cement to glue the rubber to the blade....The Maze is around 85-90.....The I.Q. cut was around 50 g and the Mark V around 45 g....That combo works really nice!

Allthough I�m waiting for the ultra light version of I.Q for my bh.....Cole�s tell me that it is similar to the joola mambo rubber, so I�m very excited

where did you get your Bryce Speed?

ok thanks jehan

So what do you think?