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Old 10-10-2012, 05:03 AM   #41
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by taking away too much feel , meaning vib dampner can take away too much of the Good feel. meaning you can lose the Feel for the ball on the string. so that you lose control on the touch shots like Drop shots and spin shots. That is what Babolat struggles with every year with cortex. they are trying to take away ALL the bad vibration that causes ARM pain but keep all the good vibrations that give us feedback on your hands from the string bed.
Based on the all the complaints we hear about Babolat racquets causing elbow problems, I think the word "struggles" is putting it mildly!
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Old 10-10-2012, 09:36 AM   #42
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the comfort hybrid was comfortable in the beginning, but after weeks later. it get's compressed. not to the point that it's close to the replacement. I agree with Andyroo10567 with the shock shield
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Old 10-10-2012, 09:39 AM   #43
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the comfort hybrid was comfortable in the beginning, but after weeks later. it get's compressed. not to the point that it's close to the replacement. I agree with Andyroo10567 with the shock shield
Does shock shield compress much less than comfort hybrid ?
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it does slightly, not drastic as the comfort hybrid
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it does slightly, not drastic as the comfort hybrid
do you think shock shield does a good job without taking away too much feel ? and how long does shock shiel shield take to compress down and it stops compressing anymore ?
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shock shield does muted the racket. not like the 2010 blxs. For feel wise, i prefer the comfort. after the comfort compresses, then you get the feel.
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Old 10-10-2012, 11:17 PM   #47
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How many times are you going to keep ask the same question? Why not just try it?
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Old 10-11-2012, 04:43 AM   #48
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How many times are you going to keep ask the same question? Why not just try it?

Amen brother.
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Old 10-11-2012, 11:13 AM   #49
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ive put the gamma pro rx grip on, its thick and very comfy, but as i thought i new that i lose the bevels- significant, but not off putting, atatched my tourna grip on top on gamma
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ive put the gamma pro rx grip on, its thick and very comfy, but as i thought i new that i lose the bevels- significant, but not off putting, atatched my tourna grip on top on gamma
Now, Gamma tell me this new Razor tac XP is even better than Gamma pro RX and maintain its shape better. It is the update. I will buy one try it out. Also i am thinking about tryin the Gamma pro gel grip too whille at it. Maybe these are even better than 20 years old Pro RX grip ?

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Gamm...A-GRTACXP.html
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ive put the gamma pro rx grip on, its thick and very comfy, but as i thought i new that i lose the bevels- significant, but not off putting, atatched my tourna grip on top on gamma
also what do you mean by losing the bevels ? i never felt this with pro RX before
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also what do you mean by losing the bevels ? i never felt this with pro RX before
This is what i feel excluding the tourna over over grip ontop.
When i had leather on it, my Head felt normal you cold easily identyfy all eight bevel along, when i placed the gamma on - due to its thicksness all along the handle you can lose the bevel - more rounded off.

Rather than keeping its head handle shape-which i really like, but for me its not really off putiing - but i need to play with with yet, only installed it yesterday morning
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Old 10-12-2012, 12:43 PM   #53
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Wilson Shock Shield is good, but Sorbothane is significantly better.

Notice how thin the gel layer is on the Shock Shield. The Sorbothane grip is made entirely of shock-absorbing material (and then you simply wrap an overgrip over it).

The cons for Sorbothane is its extra weight (Yes, even heavier than Shock Shield) and the difficulty (more like impossibility) to wrap it neatly around the butt cap
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