Recent content by Erhard

Your racket frame is broken and unfortunately scrap

Deleted

I'm confused.. I can order pallets TK82S, L0 - L5 (4 0/8 - 4 5/8) and pallets TK 82, L1 -L5. Where do you come from?

The HEAD recommendation for the Extreme MP is Lynx Tour 16 / 1,30mm. My recommendation regarding the tensions: Mains: 49 lbs/22kg / Crosses 51 lbs/23kg. Tension: ERT 300: 35, Babolat RDC: 60. Objective: The racquet frame tension after the string job should be distributed evenly.

Last year at the RG stringing service, I saw the rackets. I don't know the tensions.

This is Bianca Andreescu's hybrid on her HEAD SPEED

= 320,3mm head light;)

Very precise measurement method:rolleyes:

Yes, the same spare parts HEAD PRESTIGE PRO 2023 GROMMET SET TK345 BLACK V2 BUTTCAP TENNIS TK219HR BLACK PALLETS TK82S BLACK

From a technical point of view, it is about distributing the tension stresses evenly within the frame. For this purpose, the tensions of the crosses must always be adapted to the tensions of the mains and the different racquets. Factors: head size, head shape, beam width, stiffness, string...

@Trip, Are you aware that with this method, around 95% of all current racquets' frame heads are very badly deformed? Negative example: Wilson Burn 100 ULS v3.0 2017

@Trip, Thanks for response, but the second question was: Can you explain why the cross strings should be strung with -1kg tension?;)

Yes, of course you are right. What I wanted to say: The TK 219 was available in gray with a flat and round lid. The TK219 are currently black and have the following differences: 285907 HEAD Buttcap TK219HR > 4gr weight (metal round steel) in the cap 285981 HEAD Buttcap TK219S > without weight

HEAD recommends the HEAD Lynx Touch 17 / 1.25mm for the Boom Pro. "What do you thing of Hawk Touch 22/21 kg on this racket?" Can you explain why the cross strings should be strung with -1kg tension?

HEAD TK219HR: Round logo cover cap HEAD TK219S: Logo cover cap flat Otherwise the caps are the same