Davydenko switched to Ozone PRO TOUR?

[AlpineCadet]

I'm "pretty" sure he did it himself.

[migjam]

Originally Posted by AlpineCadet

I'm "pretty" sure he did it himself.

It looks like it.

[fluffy Beaver]

so how do you all know about this team version? any links to it?

[nickb]

Originally Posted by fluffy Beaver

so how do you all know about this team version? any links to it?

This big pic of the racket with team written on it:

http://sports.yahoo.com/ten/photo?sl...nko&prov=getty

Could be a paintjob...we dont know what is under that paint.

[fluffy Beaver]

Originally Posted by nickb

This big pic of the racket with team written on it:

http://sports.yahoo.com/ten/photo?sl...nko&prov=getty

Could be a paintjob...we dont know what is under that paint.

Okay, it just sounded like people have seen the "team" version currently for sale, not speculating on pics.

[Old_Crow]

Originally Posted by AlpineCadet

I'm "pretty" sure he did it himself.

His brother Edouard does it for him. When I bought the left over Coria racquets from RPNY, I asked about the Davydenko spec frames (very different from Coria spec) and he said that Edouard sets up his racquets and frequently changes them from match to match based on whatever.

[mdjenders]

Team version is currently for sale in EU and SE Asia. A google search brings up a few links. Sources in the racquets section have posted info that the Pro Tour team is the same weight and stiffness of the regular Ozone Tour, but with the dense string pattern of the Ozone PRO Tour.

[RoarTT]

Originally Posted by hit2mybh

He plays with it extended in the handle by another inch, so 28" and you can't buy that in the store.

Davydenkos racket is at 27,4", as mentioned by a pro stringer in a previous thread.

[Fedace]

That other guy in the final of the Houston clay court championships also has Ozone tour. It must be a pretty good racket.

[Strings And Things]

Originally Posted by jmsx521

saqdeez, I suppose the tape is for precaution. Its purpose is a little bit like a cast on the wrist. If his wrist was already injured he wouldn’t be playing! With an extra long racket, there is more stress on the wrist because the drag of the swing carries even more weight.

I’ve been using Everlast wrapping wrist-bands (for boxing) for over ten years to tighten the wrists & form a cast over them for precaution. It’s probably one of the most important parts of my tennis gear: I recommend it to anyone!

Are you talking about gauze tape/wrap? Or the one size fits all wrist bands with "Everlast" printed on? Please provide my with a link to the exact item, Thanks.