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Main:Timo Boll Limited edition(FH:G3 2.1 BH: Tenergy 25 2.1)
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Originally posted by Master_of_loops Master_of_loops wrote:

But when I think a little better, expensive tensor rubber has durability of two cheep tensor rubbers, so buy expensive one!
 
What have you got to back up that statement?
 
That a thing is more expensive than the other does not always mean it's more durable..
 
A mtb frame made from carbon is much more fragile than a mtb frame made of steel.
 
The one made of carbon performs better, but the one made of steel is a lot harder to break!
 
(Just in case you didn't know, carbon frames are a looot more expensive!)
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Inspirit Quattro 40 og 42 degree-- agree with heffner!
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Thanks for all the input guys.  I eventually went with the Quattro UL with the softest sponge (35 degrees).  It will probably play slow but hey, I could use the extra control at this point.
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I find  Inspirit Quattro still not as fast as real tensors and high tension rubbers etc (different brands call different names... so hopefully this terms are not mixed up)
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