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Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 38
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Is Federer using a custom made PS orginal 6.0 90 or N-code 6.1 90?
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 1,437
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custom 6.0 mold. 90 sq. inch head. and he uses power pads.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Has Federer ever used the Ncode?
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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no. he has never used ncoded racquets or hyper carbon racquets.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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finchy, he used a hps 6.0 tour...check old pics. that was hyper carboned..so youre wrong.
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Talk Tennis Guru
Join Date: May 2004
Location: FT. Lauderdale, Florida
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PS 85.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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its called a paintjob. same look though. box beam. i am not wrong. many others will back me up.
and please, disregard drakulie's useless posts about him using a ps85 right now. its not true. |
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I do not profess to know 'exactly' what frame Federer is using. But I overheard this conversation this Wimbledon 2004 when Max Mirnyi was practising with Fed -
Listening to Federer speak with Max Mirnyi when practising at Wimbledon - they were speaking about Federer's serve compared to Sampras's serve. Max comented that Sampras had a better flat serve - Federer agreed that earlier in his career he served harder, but that mostly he hit about 90% power in favour of a higher % of first serves. Max then comented that Sampras 'never changed racquets in all his carrer' and that 'you are always switching racquets'. I do not know what frame Federer uses. If I had a real Federer racquet, I couldnt play like him anyways.....
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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maybe the best contribution to this never ending issue. max should know it cause he's a wilson pro, too. and he has no reason to care about the marketing issues within a personal talk... |
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he must have had the wimby practice courts bugged ha?
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Does Max use paint jobs? There are a couple things that he could have been talking about.
a) Federer might actually change racquets everytime Wilson releases something. b) Federer is constantly changing paintjobs. c) Federer keeps experimenting with different configurations of his custom stick (head, beam width, string pattern, grip size, etc). d) Max has no clue what he's talking about. I think Max is talking about c but that's just me. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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I have a question which seems it might fit here, but I don't think it is post-worthy. Just that; How different could a custom Prostaff 6.0 90sq. in. mold be that much different from the nCode 90. Could it be that the nCode 90 is in fact the customized racquet made specifically for him, not down to w&b though. I played with both the 6.0 85 and nCode90 at the same time and really the frame dynamics aren't that far apart?
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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none of that ncoded silicone crap in his racquet, i know that.
i mean, its his preference what he wants to use. as far as we know, he might be as stingy as sampras was with his racquets. he even switched racquets after the first set of the us open final that he won 6-0 (i think). |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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We still wouldn't be able to get it. We got three sticks to pick from and here it's up to us which one fits better.
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Once I read in an interview (Tennismagazin from Germany) with his racquet buddy, that he use a custom stick from Wilson for him...
A friend of mine had the opportunity to hold his stick during practice at the Australian Open and asked Rogi for details, the answer was that he doesn't know much about his stick (his racquet man is responsible for technical issues).
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Maybe he really is that good! I guess someone that can win with a broomstick wouldn't really care what kind of racquet he was using. And here we are pulling our collective hairs out trying to figure out what racquet he's really playing with. If he only knew, he would probably die laughing.
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I've always said that there's probably only a handful of people in the world that are on the up and up with Fed's specs through time. One of them is not Fed. Why would he care? Feel cannot be conveyed through numbers. Numbers don't mean anything more than comparing one frame to another. But on the other side there are athletes that are much more analytical and that know every detail, like Michael Schumacher.
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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Ncode 90 actually is PS 6.0 90. Nano tech is just a gimmick, anyone can tell me Nano tech is in ncode 90? You cannot tell and feel it is there, only Wilson knows. But unfortunately, latest PS 85 is not good any more, I buy one lately it is not solid, taiwan version is much more stiffer and hefty.
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