Joola Air

Hi Bob,
     I use Joola Rosnet Air. I have two identical bats, ary/car, with air on one glued heavy. The other is Hammond Alpha pro, no glue.
     Even though Joola says FAST, it is not as fast as hammond. Even glued it is not as fast as Hammond unglued. It is faster than the Juic 999 series.
     I like both Joola and Pro A because they both play with the same throw angle. If I am feeling sharp, I use the Pro A.  Both are Low Throw rubbers.
     I have better touch with these than the sticky or real spinny rubbers like Geo spin especially on spin loaded slow balls.
     Rosnet Air will loop well. No trouble blocking real hard shots and loops, I think the low throw helps there.
     My thoughts on Rosnet Air, hope it helps.
                                                                Jerry

Hookshot wrote: Hi Bob,      I use Joola Rosnet Air. I have two identical bats, ary/car, with air on one glued heavy. The other is Hammond Alpha pro, no glue.      Even though Joola says FAST, it is not as fast as hammond. Even glued it is not as fast as Hammond unglued. It is faster than the Juic 999 series.      I like both Joola and Pro A because they both play with the same throw angle. If I am feeling sharp, I use the Pro A.  Both are Low Throw rubbers.      I have better touch with these than the sticky or real spinny rubbers like Geo spin especially on spin loaded slow balls.      Rosnet Air will loop well. No trouble blocking real hard shots and loops, I think the low throw helps there.      My thoughts on Rosnet Air, hope it helps.                                                                 Jerry

i just got it the other day and i've been playing with it for 2 days now and up till now i've been playing with hammond pro alpha.  i totally agree with jerry.  it's definitely slower and, i would add, lighter than pro alpha, for sure.

for the past 3 months i've been playing w/the joola mc 1 blade and pro alpha and i've noticed i've totally lost my short game and short serves, whereas with this air rosnet i've finding the drop shots are landing in now.  since the mc1 is such a fast blade, it would probably do me some good to play with a slower rubber.  

anyway, 2 days is not enough time for comparison, so we'll see how this works out as i play with it more...