Hardbat fun?

Not sure exactly what you mean but I was looking around for used rubbers with sponge above 45 degree to try. That's a hard setup.

Rubbers with sponge that's soft is easy to control. You can easily make your shots as well as defending. But the shots are softer, with less power, and can easily return by your opponent as well. The best you can do is just to play an all around game.

With hard sponge the loops (and drives, etc) are heavier and more powerful, making it hard for your opponent to control. Thus your offense gets better by the change of equipment. Of course, you may have to generate more power yourself.

For example, Timo Boll use Sriver with a hard sponge. His attack game is much better than his defense because of it. But he is not so all around anymore, not like the Waldner style anyway. I hope I'm being clear.....

long pips on both side . actually playing with the opponent spin completely . When you serve , you cannot escape from any side . Better to play flat . But this players are generally good in playing flat . Well If you get the idea , then it is very easy to control the game .

I use BTY Feint Long II OX and Stiga Radical SP OX

Yup

Thanks for the editing.
OK. When he first talked about hardrubber I wasn't sure what he was refering to. So this is what you mean:
http://tt.mainstreet.net/hardbat/

that's what I used in the Nat'ls last year. I got 2nd place in the U-2000 Hardbat Event with my 3 ply Hock and Dr Evil on both sides.