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Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 33
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i mean...from the racquets made from wood it was a huge step.now..how long is generally the today's technology been out and used?any guesses about the next step in making a new racquet?
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Errr...twenty years ago making graphite racquets was considered technology. Now it's all that Flexpoint, nCode, Liquidmetal, Aero Beam crap. Much of this stuff is just new marketing gimmick and the each of the major racquet companies seem to turn over a new set of flagship technology about every two years.
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