the most forgiving players racquet?

[Praetorian]

Ahhhh... Name calling, and anonymous authority on everything. The internet at it's glorious best.

LOL

[BounceHitBounceHit]

Originally Posted by Ronaldo

Volkl C10 pro, easy, lotta pop. Need some headspeed though.

Volkl C10 Pro
Prince Original OS (110) (yes, I am serious). The Prince is a GREAT frame and very forgiving. Just need to string it tight as a drum and buy your string in 1300 foot reels.

BHBH

[Ronaldo]

Originally Posted by BounceHitBounceHit

Volkl C10 Pro
Prince Original OS (110) (yes, I am serious). The Prince is a GREAT frame and very forgiving. Just need to string it tight as a drum and buy your string in 1300 foot reels.

BHBH

Funny, 30 yrs ago the POG was one of the stiffest racquets IMHO, caused more TE, and ate strings like no other. Who knew it would still be around.

[Midguytenis]

You can look at the Yonex Tour rackets, these are the easiest rackets I found to play in quite a long time.

[UCSF2012]

Originally Posted by Praetorian

Ahhhh... Name calling, and anonymous authority on everything. The internet at it's glorious best.

LOL

Fool, I have a PhD in Tennis Sciences from Tennis Warehouse University!

[Smasher08]

Originally Posted by Dasol

Which players racquet does have the biggest sweetspot?

The one with the most mass in the hoop. Find one you like and add some lead. Once you're in the high 350s to mid 360s for static weight, you won't have to worry about sweetspot size.

[BlueB]

Originally Posted by BounceHitBounceHit

Volkl C10 Pro
Prince Original OS (110) (yes, I am serious). The Prince is a GREAT frame and very forgiving. Just need to string it tight as a drum and buy your string in 1300 foot reels.

I agree on Pog! However, I dislike it too tight. I Mostly have mine at 55 syn gut, or with looser poly cross. Today I played first time with nat gut at 55 and poly cross at 45 and it was great! Huge sweet spot, tons of spin, power...