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You should try the Toalson Quick Dry. It’s like the ultra but they last even longer.

If you use the customization tool for both using the TW strung specs in racquet comparison tool, it looks like most of the weight missing would be in the handle section. Whether this points to actual material or just weights added to hairpin, i am not certain.

2020 and 2022 98L with some weight inside handle (5g) and a few grams at 12 are great playing racquets. I prefer them over the 98 and its harsh flimsy upper hoop section.

Poly in the mains or cross? Sorry if I missed it.

That is what I was trying to explain to @dfwchar. You really do not have to add as much weight as you think to get a solid racquet out of these. Glad you took the time to try it stock to get a feel for just how good the L versions can be. My wife and daughter both use the 2020 ezone 100L. No...

Good luck to you. I’m not sure you need to get to 330 static to find joy, but maybe you do for your preference. I started with 10g in handle and 2@12 and 2 at 3/9 and ended up where I am now by removing some of that weight. Plays similar to my 2021 cx200s but more power at less static weight and...

I have 5g of tac in the handle and 2g at 12. If you add a leather like you suggested above, you probably would not need weight in the handle. It really doesn't take a lot for these things to play well above what their static weight would suggest.

I think mine with overgrip, O dampener, and extra weight are somewhere around 313-316 grams with a 1.25g Kirschbaum poly. I can weigh them again to be certain here in just a bit if needed. I am not huge into specs, i go more off of feel and they suit my needs. Serves are the best part about the...

I use them with 5g in handle and 2g at 12, plus overgrip and dampener. Great for doubles and singles. I did the same with the 2020 version.

Stick with a 10. I find them true to size, but you will have a little more width in the toe box vs the GPT.

Volkl V-Dry is what you’re after.

Volkl v-dry

Hyper G 18g at 48. Head Velocity 16g at 54. Kirschbaum Flash 17g at 50. Kirschbaum Evolution 17g at 46.

What if their target swingweights are part of the engineering and the frame is designed to play best at that target? Just a thought. And maybe they don’t want to have a US spec and an Asian market spec so they just do one based on that design and don’t really care that the US market prefers...

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He only suggests what he is playing, has played, or has a nickname for, which changes often. So it’s hard to tell when his suggestion might be spot on or if he is just announcing what he’s playing with now. Not everyone has the same preferences which is why we demo.

The black and the natural play the same for this string. It’s a great synthetic gut.

It is an aggressive delivery tactic of one's message indeed.

Great racquet. Played with one in my younger days when Prince was still at the top. The feel of the 90s gen Prince racquets is unbeatable in my opinion.

I used the 17g at 48 in a 100 and 44 in a 98. You will gain pocketing and not sacrifice control. The regular and the rough version are very good strings in my opinion.

How does it attach to the side of the shoe it is designed to protect? It uses a lace eyelet but does the other piece just flop around or use some type of adhesive? And they use a shoe without a lace eyelet and a damaged area that these wouldn't even work on in their marketing ad. Odd choices.

The Beast 100 played very well with Kirschbaum Max Power Rough at 48#. It is a "harsher" string but at 48 it was not and had nice control. The beast 100 is a fairly open, power frame (which they list at 1000 or 1025 on the Prince power scale) but with good comfort. I had 98s and 100s from this line.

Pros Pro Blackout, Eruption (Black version) or MSV Focus Hex Soft?

Cut with something different or try cutting the angle from the opposite side, i only see this when i don't cut smoothly and quickly or try to create too much angle, or using something dull. This definitely should NOT happen every time. I use some Fisker pruning sheers and this is not an issue...

Max Power Rough and Pro Line II Rough are good options with good tension maintenance in my experience using them as crosses.

I just hold the handle and swing. I’ve never done what you are referring to. If you need a dry type over grip, these are some of the better options.

Stock swingweight for a shift is 317. 1 gram of lead at 12 is 3 SW points. You added 6g at 12 (18points). How did you get to 325 from 317 and adding 18pts? Its math, and i am trying to understand how this is the case. Yours must have been way under spec.

Any white OG will get as dirty as your hands do. Mine stay pretty clean but they do get dirty in time, but i keep my hands fairly clean. I wash before i play so any oils from the drive to courts, or what i ate before aren't transferred to the grip before its even used.

The white has a slightly tackier feeling than the black, and the black is more velvety. Both handle sweat very well, but i prefer the white for times when it isn't quite as hot and i am sweating less.

You added 6g at 12 and only got to 325 from 317 stock? That doesn’t seem right.