Long Pimples Blocker Gameplay with VICTAS CURL P1V

[@duncanwraight]

nice content, nice play - lovely forehand. why P1V though, and why 1.5mm? would you not be more effective with something like DTecS or Hellfire (OX)? more troubling for your opponents over the table perhaps?

[@tohidtt]

Thank you so much! I was experimenting with thicker sponge for the attacking capabilities. But what I also realized is that going back to OX or 0.5 mm would be better for me. Also thanks for the input 🙏😊

[@nedan6997]

Well played 🙌🏻

[@duncanwraight]

@@tohidtt aye I can see why the thicker sponge would help on certain "roll" or "loop" type shots, but I think OX would make a huge difference. bumps, pushes, sideswipes - nightmare for your opponents. looking forward to more vids

[@tohidtt]

@@duncanwraight I totally agree! Thanks for the advice😊

[@titanrayven3275]

what equipment are you using now? you said in the comment you are going back to 0.5 sponge thickness. did you change back? also, what is your most recommended long pips for modern defense (cop on bh and topspin on FH). what thickness of LP too?

[@tohidtt]

Thanks for watching! I'm playing with frictionless anti now. But if I play with LP, I'll definitely choose 0.5 mm thickness. The reason, for me, is its versatility and control. You can play both chopping and blocking game with 0.5 mm. If you want to generate more of your spin, then 1.0 mm sponge. But when it comes to the rubber, I think Victas P1 is a great rubber (among the rubbers that I've tried).