Recent content by grhcan99

29 inches is not a deal breaker to me. I don't have a problem with my overall game. I can hit my groundstrokes fine. 400+ SW was not an issue. It's going to be an issue if you hit late most of the time. If your timing and mechanics is good it's not going to be an issue. Biggest issue with...

Having said that I did shorten them to 28 inches to improve maneuverability.

I play serve and volley. In the baseline I hit with a lot of topspin in my forehands. Single-handed backhands with a good measure of slices. At net I poach a lot.

I tried all sorts. Poly/Syngut hybrid, full poly between high 40’s- low 50’s. All the same to me. Good if you can tolerate higher full poly for better control but I can still live with low tensions.

I play 4.0-4.5 doubles. I brought this once and not much can get past me at the net. It's an unfair advantage in the hands of a competent/skilled net player. I only stopped using it because I am one of the stronger players in our group and it really seems like cheating. I have two of these.

I stopped wearing my Asics Resolution. I have a painful middle toe on my right foot and pain becomes unbearable within an hour. Prince original T22 fixed that. I don't feel any pressure or rubbing from the toe box. It's also a much heavier pair of shoes compared to all the others but I find it...

Good to know Michelle. Thanks.

Why is Federer no longer in the list of Wilson Tour Pros in TW?

Totally agree. There are lovers and haters. And this applies to all racquets that I know/heard of in this forum and in my tennis circle. I just want to prepare OP for the real world out there. This is how I started and look what it has done to me. I'm a hopeless racquetholic now with no end...

"Immediately before starting the service motion, the server shall stand at rest with both feet behind (i.e. further from the net than) the baseline" Ferrer was at rest before he started the service motion. He only moved after that.

And others hating it :)

Also, if you are not doing it already, crank as slow as you can.

Go ahead and try them. The racquets that you have listed are all good ones plus a lot of others out there. Enjoy the ride :)

If you still like your Aero Pro 2013 the later versions I believe have been improved in terms of feel and stability. Then just hunt around for a string and tension you like.

Looks like a scratch to me.