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Join Date: Sep 2011
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If you can endure the short break-in period, it's a very nice grip for dampening shock and vibration. |
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Babolat Pure drive 2012, 55 lbs, Kirschbaum Proline X / X-1 biphase. Nalbandian backhand and Nadal forehand. |
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Shock Shield does dampen the feel, but I can't think of a dampening technology that actually works and doesn't dampen feel. If I didn't get some kind of a muted response, I'd probably think it wasn't working.
I'm keeping it because I still get good feel from my racquet. Shock Shield grip does less to mute feel than a big dampener like Wilson Shock Trap or Gamma Shockbuster II. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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I've recently switched to the Wilson Pro Hybrid grip. Leather with a synthetic covering. I really like them - not mushy but soft enough to be comfortable. They are also durable and have the right amount of tack. They also perform well in warm weather.
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Although I've changed scores of overgrips over the years I had never replaced a grip. It was a fun project and I practiced putting a cheap white Shock Shield on a stick I do ever use. Screwed it up a bit but did a good job with the black on on a stick I use regularly.
The blue gel shown on the front of the packaging is grossly out of proportion to the thickness of the gel on the actual grip (which is maybe 1/4 the thickness). Still I have enjoyed this new grip and likely will install another on on another racquet in the next few weeks. ![]() ![]()
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Prince EXO3 Tour 18x20, 12.5oz, 8HL, Wilson nat gut 17g, 70lbs, S&V, DII '88-90 Last edited by corbind : 10-09-2012 at 06:19 AM. |
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The piece on the packaging is really out of proportion, but the actual layer is just enough for the grip not to become spongy.
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www.youtube.com/maximpotapov Last edited by maxpotapov : 10-09-2012 at 01:47 AM. |
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Babolat Pure drive 2012, 55 lbs, Kirschbaum Proline X / X-1 biphase. Nalbandian backhand and Nadal forehand. |
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