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Scenario: My team surprisingly made it to the finals. I was pumped when the captain pulled us off the slate for line 1 doubles. Everything seemed great in warmups, but my partner and I felt cautiously optimistic about how we'd fare against the other team. 1st set........6-0. Yeah. We won the...

Interesting I think that the excalibur is the best racquet for you and the holy grail is your favorite to use. They are basically interchangeable.

The Yonex RQis 1 Tour is lower powered and the most spin-friendly racquet I have ever used The Prince Ozone Pro Tour has more power and is great for groundstrokes and volleys. and almost has a pog sort of feel

what is that that he uses?

well i do not have time to right a review right now but i ranked them as they compared to each other groundstrokes: 1st: prince 2nd: rqis 3rd: RDS 002 4th: Head returns: 1st: rqis 2nd: prince 3rd:RDS 002 4th: Head topspin: 1st: rqis 2nd: prince 3rd: RDS 002 4th: Head slice: 1st: rqis 2nd...

well i am an all-courter, prefer clay, i have a semi-western forehand, with heavy topspin on bothsides, strong serve. im 15 and im 6'2." I would say im in the 4.0-4.5 range

it definitely is both

probably in the 90's with my PD+

the blue tornado

well i have tried all of the racquets you mentioned and the radical pro is on my list if you read the review;) I am going to narrow this list down to 2 racquets then next week i am going to get a RDS 001 mp to demo because i really enjoyed it.

Prince Ozone Pro Tour Yonex RQis Tour 1 Yonex RDS 002 Tour Head Microgel Radical Pro

sorry I was using a POG mid with a hybrid of Ace 18/X1 Biphase 17 at 59/57

Well, let me start by saying it is good to be back on the boards. I lost my account information on my original forum name. But, it is good to be back after a long break. I am a sophomore who plays for his high school team and when i get the rare chance state level tournaments. I have an...