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Join Date: Jun 2012
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Hi, coming from customised (even balanced) 4d300tour. I liked 18x20 string pattern, great mix of control and power, access to spin and stabilty (lead tape). I would like your opinion. Would like to switch to a similar racket that will offer similar level of power (more towards low), stability (but in stock form), with not too small sp, and that will be comfy (elbow). Smth to use with soft poly. My playing style - base liner, full swing on both sides (like to accelerate on fh, and flatten shots/moderate spin on 2hbh). Slice must be good. Smth that will offer good depth. Was thinking about Donnay P1 18x20 (liked its stability) - what are your thoughts, does it play similar to 4d300 ?
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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I think you should demo:
Dunlop Bio 300 Tour Donnay Pro One 18x20 HEAD Radical MP Those right in your wheel house. Its a matter of which one you like the best.
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Join Date: Jun 2012
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Thanks for suggestions. Unfortunately demo not an option (live in Brazil). Interestingly, playtesters from TW prefered the 18x20 P1 but most people here on the forum seem to go for the 16x19 (suggesting that the former feels too muted, with difficulty to produce spin/pop). If I was to choose the open string pattern - isnt the control too compromised? What would be the most suitable (considering what i am looking for) open string control oriented racket?
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: La Verne, CA
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May want to include the older ProKennex BA 98 (the one TW reviewed) in your consideration. I had used a leaded-up 4D300T for a while before switching to a BA93 (demoed a BA98 as well). IMO, BA98 is comparable to my modified 4D300T, but with a bigger SP and more solid overall in EVERY area.
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Semi-Pro
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: California
Posts: 535
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Blx blade, head speed or prestige, six one 95 18x20
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Talk Tennis Guru
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Dunlop 200, not the tour. You did not mention the modded weight and SW of your current 300.
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