Mikeler's Multis

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the outlook surely is bright, the insight should hopefully live up to it.

[Bartelby]

A girl should always pull her nylons to the maximum tension so that they shred easily as soon as the match starts.

[chrischris]

Originally Posted by Bartelby

A girl should always pull her nylons to the maximum tension so that they shred easily as soon as the match starts.

If the tension is right and the bed is full , at what stage should i change setup and/or demand a medical time out?

[mikeler]

Originally Posted by parasailing

There is no way a full set of natural gut lasts that long. I have play tested many multis and for me, they are about the same in terms of durability. Both strings are not slippery unless they put a coating on them which once dry, will start to cause friction and will end up sawing each other.

Go with a gut/poly and you will get the best results including improve control, spin, power, and comfort. Only downside is price.

I'm going to have try gut/poly again. The Exo Tour is so low powered, I strung my last two rackets at 50 pounds with the Discho Microfibre. It also breaks strings like no other racket.

Originally Posted by parasailing

Let me know how if they are crispy . I am back to using Kirschbaum Touch until the rainy reason is over and then will switch back so I guess I do have a reason to keep using multis after all.

I wish Laserfibre Super Natural Pro Stock was still around so I can at least try the best multi ever made .

I'm looking forward to trying out the RPNY but I have to test the Genesis strings first.

Originally Posted by Bartelby

A girl should always pull her nylons to the maximum tension so that they shred easily as soon as the match starts.

I saw the Mikeler's Nylons comment and I knew trouble was brewing. Funny stuff.

[Ronaldo]

Originally Posted by mikeler

I'm going to have try gut/poly again. The Exo Tour is so low powered, I strung my last two rackets at 50 pounds with the Discho Microfibre. It also breaks strings like no other racket.




I'm looking forward to trying out the RPNY but I have to test the Genesis strings first.




I saw the Mikeler's Nylons comment and I knew trouble was brewing. Funny stuff.

Ever try the string inserts to reduce movement and save your strings?

[mikeler]

Originally Posted by Ronaldo

Ever try the string inserts to reduce movement and save your strings?

I have not tried those yet. I'm not going to mess with the Exo for awhile. No lead, no inserts etc. My arm is at 95% and getting better slowly but surely. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[Ronaldo]

Originally Posted by mikeler

I have not tried those yet. I'm not going to mess with the Exo for awhile. No lead, no inserts etc. My arm is at 95% and getting better slowly but surely. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Btw, ever try Allen Iverson's or the Hingis arm sleeve to warm your arm?

[chrischris]

Originally Posted by Ronaldo

Ever try the string inserts to reduce movement and save your strings?

I tried that it affects the friction and allows for longer play without the nylons breaking too much...

They act like stayups i.e. the nylons dont move around a lot.

[Ronaldo]

Originally Posted by chrischris

I tried that it affects the friction and allows for longer play without the nylons breaking too much...

They act like stayups i.e. the nylons dont move around a lot.

A garter belt? Have a couple of those on my mirror

[mikeler]

Originally Posted by Ronaldo

Btw, ever try Allen Iverson's or the Hingis arm sleeve to warm your arm?

I have one of those in the trunk. It does work, I need to start using it again before matches.

[Ronaldo]

Originally Posted by mikeler

I have one of those in the trunk. It does work, I need to start using it again before matches.

Using the Thera-band Flexbar before playing warmed the elbow and forearm so well it allows pain-free play. No longer need to ice my elbow after tennis.

[mikeler]

Originally Posted by Ronaldo

Using the Thera-band Flexbar before playing warmed the elbow and forearm so well it allows pain-free play. No longer need to ice my elbow after tennis.

The flexbar was great for my GE but sometimes it causes pain on the TE side. I stopped using it awhile back.

[chrischris]

Originally Posted by mikeler

The flexbar was great for my GE but sometimes it causes pain on the TE side. I stopped using it awhile back.

The ...bar is good for my G-string and it moves around a bit and occasionaly causes aches in the area.
I started using it a long time ago and the tension seems to die naturally.
As fresh bed of natural is more forgiving and the elbow seems to prefer it too.

[chrischris]

I am trying some PC600s and PT600s at the moment and experimenting with setups and tensions.
i have long strokes and topspin comes naturally to my game. I feel like trying gut with a soft copoly to get a nicer hold of the ball and stay on it longer.

What gut do you guys like in midsize classics like pc600 /pt600s?

[mikeler]

Originally Posted by chrischris

The ...bar is good for my G-string and it moves around a bit and occasionaly causes aches in the area.
I started using it a long time ago and the tension seems to die naturally.
As fresh bed of natural is more forgiving and the elbow seems to prefer it too.

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[chrischris]

Originally Posted by mikeler

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Boys will be boys.

[tennisfreak73]

Originally Posted by mikeler

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are you saying your elbow doesn't prefer it when you g-string moves? clearly your g-string doesn't move then

[mikeler]

Just not following the joke I guess.

[woodrow1029]

Mikeler, can you check out the thread I recently started a little while ago looking for a recommendation in Strings? Thanks.

[Overheadsmash]

Originally Posted by mikeler

Just not following the joke I guess.

Sorry to hijack your thread with a Nylons double entendre my man.

Still though, the last few pages of posts have been just eye watering