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Old 09-16-2012, 09:24 AM   #1
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Default 16g gut and 16g multifilaments @60 sux

on a 107 frame.

took out the multi and replaced it with 16g hex poly @ 55. much more power and spin.
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What made you choose this combination in the first place?
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Old 09-16-2012, 09:36 AM   #3
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What made you choose this combination in the first place?
a sore wrist and trying to save money on the crosses. strung the racket at 60 because it's a 107 frame 18x20.

the result was a mushy, no power, dead combo

any suggestions?

thank you

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a sore wrist and trying to save money on the crosses. strung the racket at 60 because it's a 107 frame 18x20.

any suggestions?

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Try full gut strung a bit tighter. It will be softer on your wrist and last longer than a hybrid of gut/multi.
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a sore wrist and trying to save money on the crosses. strung the racket at 60 because it's a 107 frame 18x20.

the result was a mushy, no power, dead combo

any suggestions?

thank you
Ashaway Zyex mono isn't much stiffer than gut, according to TW. It feels and plays like a very soft poly.
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Ashaway Zyex mono isn't much stiffer than gut, according to TW. It feels and plays like a very soft poly.
I have a set of that and I'm going to try it some time after my shoulder completely heals. However, I heard that despite the stiffness rating, it feels as stiff as poly.
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Old 09-16-2012, 10:36 AM   #7
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With all due respect, this thread is so vague that it's not really informative about anything. Racquet, original strings, playing style, etc.
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