tennis_bob
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KSixOne TOUR vs. NCode TOUR 90
I also had a chance to play wit the K Tour 90. My current racquet is Ncode Tour 90.
The only thing I did like about the K was that buttery feel. Even though the racquet has same specs as the Ncode, it swings much heavier and slower. Remember that with a string and thin overgrip, the weight goes at least to 12.7 oz or higher. The K Tour has shorter handle and longer throat, this adds to bulkiness – the frame is thick and flat as it is (not aerodynamic), therefore much more challenging to maneuver.
I found that the Ncode Tour 90 has better spin and is easier to swing. I could not play effectively with a slower to swing racquet, especially on hard courts. I believe that people will find this out after the initial hype is gone.
If you plan to play with the K Tour, join a gym and start lifting. This is one of the slowest and most difficult racquets to move on every stroke.
One may be able to play it well on a good day, but not one very day - if you don't play competitively.
I also had a chance to play wit the K Tour 90. My current racquet is Ncode Tour 90.
The only thing I did like about the K was that buttery feel. Even though the racquet has same specs as the Ncode, it swings much heavier and slower. Remember that with a string and thin overgrip, the weight goes at least to 12.7 oz or higher. The K Tour has shorter handle and longer throat, this adds to bulkiness – the frame is thick and flat as it is (not aerodynamic), therefore much more challenging to maneuver.
I found that the Ncode Tour 90 has better spin and is easier to swing. I could not play effectively with a slower to swing racquet, especially on hard courts. I believe that people will find this out after the initial hype is gone.
If you plan to play with the K Tour, join a gym and start lifting. This is one of the slowest and most difficult racquets to move on every stroke.
One may be able to play it well on a good day, but not one very day - if you don't play competitively.
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