I've been using Angell rackets since about 2017, I'm just late to this thread I guess. Anyhoo, my long-time racket configuration has been the TC100 16x19, 70RA, 320g, 10ptsHL (310mm), absolutely lovely rackets. I did just order a V3 custom that's 310g and 315mm (9ptsHL) just to try it, since I've been curious about how a slightly lighter version would be like in a direct 1-1 comparison. I string them with one of two Weiss Cannon poly strings, or more regularly, the RS Lyon poly at around 45lbs +- 2lbs.
I could not ask for better rackets, they have everything: Spin, power, control, and feel that tops everything I've tried before or since. I have absolute confidence in the racket when it comes to any and every shot, and I think it's rather comforting to know when things feel off or I missed a shot that it's me, not the racket.
And an underrated aspect of Angell rackets, in my opinion, is that since they are extremely consistent across years and updates, opting for them takes you out of the endless cycle of the main brands, wherein you love a racket, and then within a year or two it's being phased out, or it's been "updated" and the update is markedly different, and then you end up either trying to hunt down frames while they're still in circulation, or start the racket-trying process over again. I went through lots of rackets that I tried, liked, got, then got grass-is-greener syndrome and started testing different rackets once more. Since switching to the Angell frames, I've never felt the urge to try other rackets, even when working at tennis shops where I had to sell all of the usual suspects or string every racket under the sun.
*Edited and expanded the last paragraph a bit to be a little more detailed.
