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klementine79 · 05-28-2012, 06:43 PM

^ This is going to sound crazy but hear me out. If you believe a temporary racquet change will be necessary, go 18x20.

You can string 18x20's super low and still retain good feel and control, which I'm sure you can attest to.

I can't play with a 16x19, 100sq.in. frame in the 40's tension but my MgRads (even with full poly) at 40lbs. still have great power but are super-uber comfy. Just polarize them.

I bought them in 4-1/4 grip, so I could build the bevel (wilson like) and throw 2og's on there, the lead at the tip brought them back to stock balance.

05-28-2012, 06:43 PM	#8522
klementine79 Hall Of Fame Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: DcMdVa Posts: 3,651	^ This is going to sound crazy but hear me out. If you believe a temporary racquet change will be necessary, go 18x20. You can string 18x20's super low and still retain good feel and control, which I'm sure you can attest to. I can't play with a 16x19, 100sq.in. frame in the 40's tension but my MgRads (even with full poly) at 40lbs. still have great power but are super-uber comfy. Just polarize them. I bought them in 4-1/4 grip, so I could build the bevel (wilson like) and throw 2og's on there, the lead at the tip brought them back to stock balance. __________________ Tommy Haasian GOATmode* * = FedK (tm) Last edited by klementine79 : 05-28-2012 at 06:54 PM.