Triple Spin (TSP)

TSP Triple Spin is the most popular of the TSP reverse rubber range on a mid soft 30 degree sponge for perfect controlled spin shots. For the attacker who requires perfect placement.

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Average user rating from: 2 users

Overall rating		3.1
Speed (2 ratings)		3.5
General spin (2 ratings)		3.8
Mechanical spin (1 rating)		3.5
Topsheet spin (1 rating)		2.0
Sponge hardness (1 rating)		3.5
Topsheet hardness (1 rating)		3.5
High throw angle (1 rating)		3.5
Weight (1 rating)		3.5
Reglue effect (1 rating)		4.5
Speed glue effect: feel (1 rating)		3.0
Speed glue effect: sound (1 rating)		4.5
Control (2 ratings)		3.3
Durability (1 rating)		4.5
Serve (1 rating)		3.0
Short game (1 rating)		4.0
Flip (Flick) (1 rating)		3.5
Over the table loop (1 rating)		3.0
High arc loop (1 rating)		2.0
Counterloop (1 rating)		1.5
Smash (1 rating)		1.5
Block (1 rating)		3.5
Chop (1 rating)		3.5
Value for money (2 ratings)		2.3

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Written by t3h anarchist - #1 reviewer - View all my reviews

Overall rating		3.3
Speed		3.5
General spin		4.0
Control		2.5
Value for money		3.5

So the TSP triple spin rubber, i guess you can consider it an offensive rubber, but with everything i write, keep in mind it only costs like 5 dollars.

So it is a pretty crappy rubber in general, though i guess it is possible to play with it just to mess around. Just imagine like hurricane 3, except like downgraded. The spin is not that great, though pretty good. The speed feels very slow, you can loop, but i am not going to recommend it for actual tournament play or something. Control likewise is quite lacking. But it is only a few dollars, so i guess you can not expect much out of it.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Friday, 19 September 2008

Written by pablogilberto - Top 50 reviewer - View all my reviews

Overall rating		3.0
Speed		3.5
General spin		3.5
Mechanical spin		3.5
Topsheet spin		2.0
Sponge hardness		3.5
Topsheet hardness		3.5
High throw angle		3.5
Weight		3.5
Reglue effect		4.5
Speed glue effect: feel		3.0
Speed glue effect: sound		4.5
Control		4.0
Durability		4.5
Serve		3.0
Short game		4.0
Flip (Flick)		3.5
Over the table loop		3.0
High arc loop		2.0
Counterloop		1.5
Smash		1.5
Block		3.5
Chop		3.5
Value for money		1.0

Blade Used: BTY Photino
Thickness: 1.9
Color: Red
Glued? - Yes and No

Bought this rubber together with the Bjorn and only one word comes to mind = DISSAPOINTING.

My serves were not getting the same amount of spin i was getting on an IQ and i had to exert more wrist movement to get a good one out of it. Rubber felt semi springy unglued, and it's a nightmare to use as a forehand, especially when countering. The rubber does have good control as a consolation.

I tuned the rubber after a week and here its playing characteristics changed. Sound had quite a pop and the it actually sprang to life a little bit.

Overall, don't buy this rubber. One is a whole lot better off with an XT.

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