Inspirit Quattro Ultralight

 

If you do not know if you like hard or soft rubbers then I would suggest you select the "Regular".  It will be softer than the really hard Chinese sponge and harder than the really soft Japanese or Euro sponges.  Note: Not all chinese sponge is hard and not all Japenese or Euro sponge is soft.

 

If you know that a rubber you liked in the past was known as a "soft" sponge rubber, then you probably want the SV.  On the other hand if rubber you liked was knows as a "hard" sponge rubber then you probably want the "Power".

 

Once you decide on the sponge version you just pick the thickness you want like you would with any ordinary rubber that comes in one sponge hardness.   Thicker sponge is faster and spinner, but is a harder to keep on the table if you are not experienced and reacts more to incoming spin.  Defenders usually prefer thin sponge and attackers usually prefer thicker sponge.  If you really do not have a clue then the 2.0 mm is a good general purpose thickness.

 

I played with 2.0 mm Regular on both Fh and Bh for about a year and then switched to 2.2 mm Regular on the Bh and 2.2 mm Power on the Fh.  I can not tell that much difference between the Regular and the Power versions unless I am hitting a really hard flat kill.  I did really appreciate the change from 2.0 to 2.2 mm on my Bh because it allowed me to move back from the table a couple of steps and still hit the ball back without having to overswing.  The 2.0 was perfectly good as long as I stayed close to the table.   The 2.2 is more demanding of getting the right blade angle to keep the ball on the table when I am playing close during fast exchanges.

 

Hope this helps.

 

If you want the real info just talk with Cole.  He will help you figure out what you need.

 

Mark