Springiness-ranking of pips-necks

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Hey pips friends

I often have the problem that a certain long-pips-rubber doesn't fit to a certain blade. So I began to look for the reason. One reason could be that the springiness of the pips-necks doesn't fit to the catapult of the blade. If I play with a fast blade and a rubber with fast and non-elastic pips-necks I have great problems to control the ball. So I guess, that it's better to use more (softer) bouncier pips necks with a fast blade, because the blade/ball-touch is longer and the control better. Otherwise it could be better to play hard and no-elastic pips on a softer and less bouncy blade.

So I started an online survey to get infos of many pips players in terms of rating the pips-springiness. I would be great if many of you could rate his own long-pips rubber to get an objetive ranking.

Follow this link to the survey ---> Survey

Some results of the survey ---> Results (updated on 10. September after 39 participants)

Cheers, Martin

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	Hey pips friends I often have the problem that a certain long-pips-rubber doesn't fit to a certain blade. So I began to look for the reason. One reason could be that the springiness of the pips-necks doesn't fit to the catapult of the blade. If I play with a fast blade and a rubber with fast and non-elastic pips-necks I have great problems to control the ball. So I guess, that it's better to use more (softer) bouncier pips necks with a fast blade, because the blade/ball-touch is longer and the control better. Otherwise it could be better to play hard and no-elastic pips on a softer and less bouncy blade. So I started an online survey to get infos of many pips players in terms of rating the pips-springiness. I would be great if many of you could rate his own long-pips rubber to get an objetive ranking. Follow this link to the survey ---> Survey Some results of the survey ---> Results (updated on 10. September after 39 participants) Cheers, Martin
	Cheers, Martin

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