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“Which Glayzer should I choose?” “What is the best rubber to use after Glayzer?” Here are some rubber transition examples that will be helpful for various players.
The Glayzer series is a good option if you are currently using Rozena or other high-tension rubbers and are thinking about taking the next step.
If you prefer a non-tacky rubber such as Rozena, Glayzer is a reasonable choice. Once you are comfortable with using Glayzer, you can then progress onto rubbers from the Tenergy series or 05, 64 or 80 from the Dignics series. The rubber you choose from these options will depend on your personal preference and playing style.
On the other hand, if you want to use a tacky High Tension rubber, the Glazer 09C is recommended as an introductory rubber. It is a good idea to assume that you will eventually move on to Dignics 09C.
Intermediate to advanced players who are currently using the Tenergy or Dignics series and are already satisfied with their performance should continue to use these rubbers.
Players currently using Rozena or other high-tension rubbers
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Care is essential to prolong the life of your rubbers
The rubber’s surface is delicate and gets dusty and worn every time you hit the ball. If you leave it without care, the performance of the rubber will deteriorate quickly in terms of spin and bounce. Regular care with care products after your training or matches will prolong the performance of your rubbers.
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