Sorry to bore you all with another cushion question ...
Two years ago I "treated" my table to a new set of steel block cushions, driven by the hope to improve playing conditions.
Wasn't really convinced by the speed of the bounce, but kept a positive attitude. The next summer, I had an experienced English table fitter over take a look at the rubbers and have his general opinion - which was that there was nothing wrong, the rubbers being Northern and that's about it.
I know that the current environmental conditions the room provides are not really good, as I can't keep up permanent heating, but are there any means to get the cushions "up to speed"?
Any suggestions would be appreciated - thanks :)
Slow cushions - suggestions?
Two years ago I "treated" my table to a new set of steel block cushions, driven by the hope to improve playing conditions.
Wasn't really convinced by the speed of the bounce, but kept a positive attitude. The next summer, I had an experienced English table fitter over take a look at the rubbers and have his general opinion - which was that there was nothing wrong, the rubbers being Northern and that's about it.
I know that the current environmental conditions the room provides are not really good, as I can't keep up permanent heating, but are there any means to get the cushions "up to speed"?
Any suggestions would be appreciated - thanks :)
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