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#761 |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: The fishy looking thing that sticks off the East Coast
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I think there's a total height restriction for that tournament. Team J011y tower would not qualify.
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Unless you're 6'2, which, I'm pretty sure you're taller than me, we don't make it.
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Hi,
I have been playing for almost 2 years and i have found that some people use different tension on the mains and the crosses. I usually use a 53 lb tension(prince synt.gut) on a Yonex Vcore 100s. If i want to gain more spin and control without losing power and feel how could i customize it by having different tensions?? Thanks |
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Join Date: May 2012
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Dunlop D-Squad Member... So I'm biased towards Dunlop. Biomimetic Max 200G x3 and a few others... |
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The only guidance I can give you is if you like your racquets better when they are freshly strung, string a couple of pounds tighter next time and see how you like that. If you like your racquets better towards the end of the stringjob, then string them a bit looser next time and see how that works out for you. Most people stringing at different tensions on the main and cross are using different strings on the main and cross. If you wanted even though you use the same string for both (Which is perfectly fine and recommended for most players) you could string the mains 2# tighter and it will give the stringbed a bit more even feel since the mains will come out looser than the crosses with the machine set to the same tension however, almost nobody (including me) does that. J
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Thanks man learned heaps.
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Great!
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Jolly, trolling aside what is your NTRP ranking?
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I played two seasons of 5.0 and got bumped down to 4.5 last year, I am 100% healthy now so I anticipate getting bumped back up to 5.0 for next year.
I personally consider most of the people who play 5.0 here to be 5.5-6.0 players, but everybody seems to interpret these things differently. J
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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Long Island 5.0 = 5.5 / 6.0
4.5 = 4.75 - 5.0 Westchester Mixed Combo 3.5 = devastated.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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Great guide.
However, I see it's a few years old. Is the info still accurate? Any updates? Thx, Jon |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: United States
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I'll be trying your Big Banger (original) main/ALUr cross setup sometime this summer. Even though I'm happy with my current setup I still like to experiment.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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I have a question, have you tried stringing gut/alu at high 40s to low 50s(similar to Federer's setup)? If you have, how does that compare to your Kevlar/alu rough? Thanks!
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You absolutely MUST string it loose. I played full ALU at 70#, and am stringing the JRII at 48# now. Please report when you do, I'd love to hear other's opinions. J
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The thing about the Kevlar blend is its absolute predictability. Nothing you can do is going to phase it. It will never do something strange or unpredictable, it will never be overmatched. You put in x, you get y out, every time. When it gets to the last third of its life, it is like an old linebacker with two shot knees, it just gave its all, and has nothing left. Fortunately it is so tough that it lasts about 3x as long as most polys. J
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The gut blend on the other hand has a bit edgier feel to it, by no means uncomfortable, but where the Kevlar blend is the gentle giant, the gut blend is the quiet killer with the "Are you sure you want to F@$# with me?" stare.
The gut bites amazingly, and the ball comes off with plenty of zip, and a more confounding spin. When I hit with the gut my ball wobbles through the air like a bumblebee, hits the ground and does all kinds of crazy stuff. The Kevlar blend has a nice, clean heavy spin, the gut blend is more like WTF is this, and how am I supposed to hit it back? The Kevlar is like Thor, no mystery, just bash your head in. The gut is like the Heath Ledger version of the joker. Just turn him loose, and watch him kill everyone in some sick maniacal way. J
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: New York
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Let's kill the bat man
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