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There is nothing wrong with the new Pure Strike frames. They are powerful player’s rackets. If you want to hit more winners, I’d even suggest the Tour version. You will hit winners. It isn’t much heavier overall compared to the regular 16x19, and is just as easy to swing due to having most...

The 93P, PB10, Prestige Mid, POG Mid, & the Pro Staff 90 are some of the heaviest frames but are also some of the most maneuverable frames due to their HL balance. I do not volley well but having those frames help me to become more aggressive at the net because they provide the “cutting through...

RPM Blast 18G at 44 - 48lbs worked the best for me. It really is a wonderful stick with thin poly at low tensions. Such a nice frame that rewards players to play the attacking tennis.

Best feel are the mids - Original, i.Prestige and IG I also like the IGPMP.. a lot. That said, the newest Prestige MP (*G360+) feels nice and is easier to use than the previous models. It’s become my favorite Prestige right now,

Would consider trading with a G360+ Prestige MP or Ezone 98 Tour in either 4 3/8 or 4 1/2.

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Would consider trading with a Blade Pro 18x20 in 4 3/8 or 4 1/2.

I had to re-wrap a couple of my 93P’s because they weren’t installed correctly and exposed the edges. I made sure to cover all edges to prevent any discomfort. Even then, I put an overgrip to soften up the feel so that the edges wouldn’t rub against my palm. It’s worked out great. The edges...

18G full poly at 48lbs for me. Tempted to try the Gut/Poly hybrid around 54/50.

Head G360+ Prestige MP is a great racket that feels soft and plays like a scalpel. The HL balance makes it super easy to swing and is arm-friendly. I like it a lot more than the regular Pro Staff V13,

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Racket: Head Gravity Pro Headsize: 100” Grip: 4 3/8 Condition: 8.5/10 Description: Very good condition with a few very light scratches. Price: $95 Shipping: CA - Included, Outside - $5 Contact: mhkeuns at gmail com

Racket: Babolat Pure Strike Tour 3rd Gen Headsize: 98” Grip: 4 3/8 Condition: 9.5/10 Description: Back-up racket that was used for two sets of doubles for about two hours. Flawless condition. Currently unstrung. Price: $165 Shipping: CA - Included, Outside - $5 Contact: mhkeuns at gmail com

Racket: Yonex Ezone 98+ 2019 Headsize: 98” Grip: 4 3/8 Condition: 8.5/10 Description: Very good condition with mostly scratches on the bumperguard and very few light scratches. Price: $95 Shipping: CA - Included, Outside - $5 Contact: mhkeuns at gmail com

Racket: Prince Classic Graphite 107 Oversize Headsize: 107 Grip: 4 3/8 Condition: 8/10 Description: Very good condition with minor light scratches. Price: $60 Shipping: CA - Included, Outside - $5 Contact: mhkeuns at gmail com

Racket: Prince Textreme 100P Wimbledon Limited Edition White Racket Headsize: 100 Grip: 4 1/2 Condition: 8/10 Description: Very good condition with light scratches. Price: $85 Shipping: CA - Included, Outside CA - $5 Contact: mhkeuns at gmail com:

Racket: Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph V13 Headsize: 97” Grip: 4 3/8 Condition: 9.5/10 Description: Played 2 x 2 hours of leisurely singles. Flawless condition. Strung with VS Gut 16G mains at 54lbs & RPM Blast 17G crosses at 50lbs. Price: $190 Shipping: CA - Included. Outside CA -...

Players’ frames - I like the heavier Tour/Pro version Tweeners - I like the regular version - The Tour/Pro versions are often too powerful. I prefer not to mod.

I don’t think it would be significantly different. I’d think the PB10 might have a softer feel.

It is a great racket, but it plays like a 93” frame. The feel is great, as well as the power and accuracy it provides, but I think the Phantom 93P tops it in just about every category. The 93P felt more like a 95” racket with its round head compared to the narrow and elongated head of the PB10.

It may just be that the racket change that led to TE. I developed tennis elbow from mishitting (*not shanking but not making clean contacts) my backhand (*one handed). I was switching between a heavy player’s frame and a light tweener, which caused the timing issues. That may be what you are...

My wife is a complete beginner. As soon as she picked up a Babolat Pure Drive and bunted a few balls, she was complimenting how nice it felt. I think what she meant was how easily she was able to send the ball back. She said the same thing about the Ezone 100. Both of those rackets are good...

My H19 came at 305 Grams unstrung, It wasn’t modded but noticed that it had a pallet, like Head or Volkl rackets. The feel is a lot like Prestige MP or Ultra Tour but much, much more flexible. The racket makes the harshest poly feel like playing with a full bed of natural gut and the off...

That’s a lot of lint. Did you use the regular duty balls by any chance? I’m in SoCal only playing on the hard courts, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen that before.

UFC should make Gaetje, Poirier, Oliviera and Chandler fight each other and not worry about Khabib at the moment. One clear winner will come out eventually to maybe convince Khabib to return.

I use the dampener on all my frames because I don’t like the pingy sounds at contact. What you are probably experiencing is the Pure Aero’s feel of more open string pattern compared to your APD, so stringing a couple of pounds tighter might help with the feel that you are seeking. Also, I...

I have the 2013 APD, as well as the 2019 Pure Aero. The Pure Aero that you have is an awesome racket. Not sure what the issue is, but it is one of the best Aero, imo. You might want to tinker with different strings to see if you can have the control that you desire.

I think the best Prestige right now is the MP. Despite the string pattern, there is ample spin. It also is a 98” scalpel. Have not heard much good things about the Pro since the first Graphene iteration.