With TC95 I get very little vibration, even when I miss the sweetspot but I string at 45lbs with RSlyon 1.25(1 piece in 16x19 pattern) I can play just fine without a dampener with it and only use the most minimal of rubber bands (a #33). No pings for me and my strings probably settle around 39lbs after stringing and a couple of hours of hitting.
He will get back to you... its just not always immediately since he gives personal response. It is a small shop and you are getting personal attention from a top expert/designer. I wouldnt be surprised if he's extra busy just before Wimbledon which is a big racquet sales time and inventory etc is crucial.
yeah just ask him to match... he keeps a database of customers and their specs
Unfortunately not playing with multi for years, regarding power, I had a feeling that TC95 give me more power, but my tennis buddies told me there was not any difference. The feel of TC95 is unmatched, really great, but overall I prefer TC97 and find it more versatile and more forgiving, but that's just me, we're all different.
Your decision to string it so low is probably right and correct for this guy. My preference is to have around 22-24 kg cca. 50 lbs, but it seems TC95 is more at-home with lower tensions.
I came to TC100 from Pro Drive/Pure Aero. Despite of higher static weight (320 vs 300) TC100 is easier to swing. TC100 has 285 SW and 308mm balance unstrung.
my reference point is volkl sg v1 pro - had that playstation ease of use
keep scratching my head about the 'use the heaviest racket you can handle' mantra. feel that more emphasis should be put on what "can handle" means
Very subjective for each person depending on their mechanics and physical conditioning.my reference point is volkl sg v1 pro - had that playstation ease of use
keep scratching my head about the 'use the heaviest racket you can handle' mantra. feel that more emphasis should be put on what "can handle" means
my reference point is volkl sg v1 pro - had that playstation ease of use
keep scratching my head about the 'use the heaviest racket you can handle' mantra. feel that more emphasis should be put on what "can handle" means
too bad the app is only for mac as I have an Android phone.
The science is pretty solid... Im a big returner and therefore I benefit from a stick set up to deliver on returns with mass and stability so anything over 12.5 oz at about 9pts hl works. In general I set up my sticks to have good stick on any 1st or second serve that is struck well with a good toss (like pretty much every player if my serve goes off it is the toss that is the culprit) as well as reliable on returns. Big returners usually have pretty hefty setups that still ar maneuverable. I really have never had problems generating RHS... I used to play with 13oz+ wood sticks when I was learning the game. I still cant believe how cleanly pros could hit with a standard sized head back in the 60's and 70's.
ive used all 3 and prefer A, its more like Head's rectangular shape but B works for me too... like dunlop and prince
Condolences with the loss of your father, BC. I wish you all strength these sad days.
Sincere condolences.
Condolences for your loss. You were obviously well connected with your father for what I envy you.
So sorry for your loss BHC. And everyone else who lost a parent. It certainly brings things into perpespective with priorities in life. My parents are both older and suffering health issues so I dread the day I loose them.
the tie-off hole should be the 4th hole up from your last cross. there shouldn't be any main blocking it. Look at the size of the grip hole, its bigger than the other
oops i meant the 5th hole up NOT the 4th
I've read it's the same as for 95 https://www.facebook.com/AngellSpor...8667107896372/411723522257396/?type=3&theater