View Full Version : It might be all in the handle...?
DjordjeRosic
07-11-2009, 09:18 PM
I'm definetly not the first one to think of this, but when I filled my racquet handle with foam it added around .4 oz (12grams or so).
No suprise here, but is it possible for all the poor QC and racquets being off-spec to be attributed to the foam in the handle not being entirely filled, all my other racquets which I weighed and balanced have fully filled handles, while my other POG which I had to fill myself became exact to specifications after it was filled.....any thoughts?
-Djordje
For racquets that are foam filled, it would make sense.
DjordjeRosic
07-11-2009, 10:34 PM
For racquets that are foam filled, it would make sense.
Ya all my racquets seem to be foam filled, what other types of filling are there???
-Djordje
[d]ragon
07-11-2009, 10:53 PM
HEAD racquets hollow in their handles so it must be something in the head/shaft. But I like your theory. Could explain why Wilson QC is so bad: they're foam filled plus lax control at the factory
DjordjeRosic
07-11-2009, 11:04 PM
Ya, I honestly think if people get a racquet thats off-spec they should pop open the butt cap and examin the handle, it could uncover the "main" culprit for manufacturers that fill their handles with foam.
-Djordje
I'm definetly not the first one to think of this, but when I filled my racquet handle with foam it added around .4 oz (12grams or so).
No suprise here, but is it possible for all the poor QC and racquets being off-spec to be attributed to the foam in the handle not being entirely filled, all my other racquets which I weighed and balanced have fully filled handles, while my other POG which I had to fill myself became exact to specifications after it was filled.....any thoughts?
-Djordje
What kind of foam did you use and where did you get it? Thanks
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