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you see that Yonex on a sticker? Now guess again... Yellow, poly, Yonex...
Not to say it isn't PTP but Yonex runs the stringing room for the AO, do they use that label for all players?
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you see that Yonex on a sticker? Now guess again... Yellow, poly, Yonex...
you see that Yonex on a sticker? Now guess again... Yellow, poly, Yonex...
survey says ... yes
You can read that?!
@MattCrosby was at the AO, with special access. So he knows Yonex are the stringers.You can read that?!
you see that Yonex on a sticker? Now guess again... Yellow, poly, Yonex...
Not to say it isn't PTP but Yonex runs the stringing room for the AO, do they use that label for all players?
Really? I'm pretty sure it is LynxI think it is Yonex poly tour pro. He was using Yonex before.
Really? I'm pretty sure it is Lynx
Querrey uses Hyper G 1.20 in a Pure Aero at low tensions so....PTP would make more sense though. Not sure an ATP pro would have any use for such a soft string.
I know both strings, hyper G is one of the best polys on the market, lynx is just not. Way too soft, way too short life expectancy, way too erratic.Querrey uses Hyper G 1.20 in a Pure Aero at low tensions so....
One man's trash...I know both strings, hyper G is one of the best polys on the market, lynx is just not. Way too soft, way too short life expectancy, way too erratic.
I think it is Yonex poly tour pro. He was using Yonex before.
PTP would make more sense though. Not sure an ATP pro would have any use for such a soft string.
Your lack of faith is disturbingI know both strings, hyper G is one of the best polys on the market, lynx is just not. Way too soft, way too short life expectancy, way too erratic.
Certainly wouldn't suit a touch player at all. As the photo above shows, it's 50 and 48.5 lbsofftopic but: How can this be blayable at all at 66 (gut) & 64 (4G ouch) lbs with pre stretch on the gut? It must be board as wooden plank with no spin at all... And how one can slice with such board?
Certainly wouldn't suit a touch player at all. As the photo above shows, it's 50 and 48.5 lbs
Ooops my badI think their comment was about Venus. When using a OS frame and dealing with tour level pace I bet it plays differently.
AFAIK Venus' racquets have a very high swingweight, so that will play a part in making this setup more forgiving.offtopic but: How can this be blayable at all at 66 (gut) & 64 (4G ouch) lbs with pre stretch on the gut? It must be board as wooden plank with no spin at all... And how one can slice with such board?
Your lack of faith is disturbing
May I know from where exactly the reference is and how it goes correctly?Looks like my first guess was right then. It's nice, that doesn't usually happen. Also, nice reference, albeit misquoted.
May I know from where exactly the reference is and how it goes correctly?
Could be,I'm not sure. He was using Yonex strings before and I thought it is more likely than Lynx.Really? I'm pretty sure it is Lynx
Haha, thanks for that, I was at the Open, and Zverev was using Lynx, as per the picture posted earlier today.@MattCrosby was at the AO, with special access. So he knows Yonex are the stringers.
yep "jraylinsanity" thats me!Haha, thanks for that, I was at the Open, and Zverev was using Lynx, as per the picture posted earlier today.
I know you from instagram right?
yep "jraylinsanity" thats me!
May I know from where exactly the reference is and how it goes correctly?
Well no, yonex is the official AO stringer so they use their stickers for all racquets. French open official stringer is babolat, USO i believe is also yonex and they have Wimbledon stringers on site.you see that Yonex on a sticker? Now guess again... Yellow, poly, Yonex...
Querrey uses Hyper G 1.20 in a Pure Aero at low tensions so....
USO i believe is also yonex