I'm 6' 2", 180-185 lbs.
Don't know the swingweights (D'oh!), but I use Volkl C10 Pro 98's that weigh from 12.6 to 13 oz and also Prince NXG mids that are also around 13 oz. My racquets are typically balanced around 10 pts. headlight.
Height: 5'8''
Weight:160
Racquet's swingweight: 323
Racquet's model and modifications (if any): Wilson n95 and none
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 165-170 lbs
Racquet's swingweight: 405
Racquet's model and modifications: K90 Silicone injected and lead under bumper.
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Jolly- Is there a thread that shows some of your pics on this board? I'd love to see some of them...
Sorry to mess up the theme of this thread.
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 160 lbs
Racquet's swingweight: 427
Stock SW: 330s
Racquet's model and modifications: Prototype, Leaded up in upper hoop and in handle area.
I believe Nadal's stock frame (if he actually uses a stock one) comes in at about about the mid 320's for SW. With the a added 17-18 grams in the bumper area, his swing weight is speculated to be at from 365 - 370s. Seems pretty feather weight for him though -- he's jacked.Wow! That's a lot more/higher swingweight than even Nadal's racquet!
That's a cool frame. How does the stiffness feel BTW?6 foot
158 lbs
400 SW
Kennex Black Ace
By asking about swingweight don't you mean the "weight" of the racquet. Without access to a RDC machine which I doubt most people posting have, you can not determine your racquet swingweight.
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 225
racquet: iitelligence Prestige mid plus-just purchased Microgel Mid
racquet weight: 374 grams.
Yes, exactly. That's what's great abot TW -- they actually measure the SW of most frame they sell and list thse specs.No, Im asking swingweight specificly. You don't need a RDC machine to find out SW just look under racquet specifications on TW, they are readily available. Thats why all the posters here know their SW. Im surprised you didn't know that already.
If you add lead tape to your racquet like I have I can not go by the TW specifications-I am surprised you didn't know that. I thought I read a TW post that said you need a RDC machine to measure swingweight, particularly if you alter the weight and balance through adding lead tape.No, Im asking swingweight specificly. You don't need a RDC machine to find out SW just look under racquet specifications on TW, they are readily available. Thats why all the posters here know their SW. Im surprised you didn't know that already.
If you add lead tape to your racquet like I have I can not go by the TW specifications-I am surprised you didn't know that. I thought I read a TW post that said you need a RDC machine to measure swingweight, particularly if you alter the weight and balance through adding lead tape.
Yes, exactly. That's what's great abot TW -- they actually measure the SW of most frame they sell and list thse specs.
Also there are things called racquet calculators to estimate SW measurements after mods -- they are very precise, as long as your input numbers (mass to be added and precise location) are accurate.
Lastly, people (at lease that I know) do have their frames measured on RDC. TW will do it for you. I happen to live in Cali, so not much of a problem getting to TW's shop. I'm guessing that you could send in your frame to them to have them measure it though (will have to check back on that one).
That's a cool frame. How does the stiffness feel BTW?