Recent content by neverstopplaying

Rcquet has been sold. Thanks to tt.

Price drop: $175

Wilson Clash 100; only used for one hit of about 35 minutes. Grip Size: 4/1/4 Quantity: 1 Head Size: 100 Condition: 9.5 out of 10; Specific Time Used: 35 minutes General Description: I bought 3 of these and will keep 2. The I'm selling was hit with only once and has noblemishes or signs of...

Item Description (Brand/Model/Year): Wilson Clash 100 Grip Size / Size:4 1/4 Quantity:1 Head Size (if a racquet):100 Condition (x out of 10):9.5/10 *Specific Time Used (must give specific time, must be over 30 minutes): 35 minutes *General Description (including any cosmetic blemishes): I bought...

Head made (or makes) the Prestige Rev Pro, which is their 93 in2 in a lightweight format. I still like to hit with in sometimes and like it for what it is. Everybody on here dissed on it, it's always sold at a discount, and everyone that reviews it wants to add weight. I don't think there's much...

Did you end up selling this racquet? I'm interested. ray4pub @ yahoo.com

I lived in 3 homes where we set up pool tables and they were great social activity. I was quite good and sometimes the games were competitive. About a month ago, we just set up a ping pong table in our house (no pool table) and we all are playing often. We are all pretty good tennis players and...

Making tough decisions. Do I need to update my all black 2016 RF97 for the the 2018 model with the white band? I think by poly went dead at 4 hours and I'm spraying balls everywhere... Seems I put 2gms of lead at 3 and 9 and I think it would be better a 10 and 2, or maybe 3gms ... I can't decide...

If ever you're in Quebec, message me through tt and I'll point you to some good clay courts.

I'm not sure if you're in Canada, and if so, where, but in Quebec there is an increasing number sites in many municipalities that have newer and really well maintained clay courts. All the junior championships for U10, U12 and U14 are played on clay here. At the national tennis center in...

My picks for you would be: Pure strike 16x19 ezone 100 Prince beast (I've only played the older warrior 100) They offer quite a bit more power than your current stick, decent control and good comfort. I was hesitating to put the ezone on top, but the PS seems to provide more power on serves.

I put my 1st load of balls in my 2 kegs (25-lbs pressure) and we'll see what happens. I ended up ordering 2 new Torpedo ball lock kegs, as they are easier to find in Canada, and don't cost much more that used Corny kegs. They fit 60 balls each.

Thanks for the video. Since I have only 2 kegs, I will charge 50x2 at a time and alternate when they lose pressure. I was reading the other thread and see that some have posters problems with regular Penn balls; of course I have mostly Costco Penn balls so I'll have to see how that works out...

I'll see when I try out my kegs next week how tedious I find storing the balls under pressure. I appreciate the input and am looking forward to have 150 pressurized balls.

Thanks.