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They should release an 18x19 v2 model then.

Great. Looking forward to that video then.

Beckett, can you indeed make that “Testing Every Solinco String” video for us Solinco fans?

What’s the history of the brand Solinco? I know they began in 1984 as a string company. But what does the name “Solinco” mean and what is the meaning and symbolism of their logo?

I weighed one of my Pacific leather grips with the finishing tape around it and it read 23g. By the way, if you want the lightest leather then you should buy a Kimony Techni Learher. They weigh 13g untrimmed.

Then if I am using a 25mm wide overgrip should I then opt for the 25mm leather replacement grip if the weights will be the same?

And whats the difference between 22mm width and 25 mm width with the same variables. Would the 25mm weigh less because more would be trimmed?

Why would someone use the 1.3mm grip versus the 1.5mm one?

My tennis accessories are growing. I have customization tools, extra grips, extra string sets, nutrition and hydration and pretty much everything that I feel can prepare me for practices, matches and weekend long tournaments. And of course my racquet bags and racquets. My question is how...

Hello. Just curious about the Pacific Tennis brand. Have they gone out of business? Their website looks disabled and it's impossible to buy their racquets in North America. Anyone have the latest information on what was a great brand? Aaron

I start at the bottom at bevel 5 for the under grip and then bevel 1 for the over grip.

It just occurred to me that in finding your ideal racquet which would include the proper grip size, it seems as if you measure your grip using your ring finger to the second horizontal crease of your palm that you should choose one grip size lower from that measurement. The reason? The buildup...

I'm just curious but how did you come up with those ratio numbers? long side/short side = ratio?

Nice episode. The pallet sizes seem relatively close now. Where can I get a set of those calipers Troy used?

Thanks. I would add lead to the framed so it would be 315+. The V1 Classic is the most comfortable racquet I have ever hit with.

Hello, Play testing now and love Volkl's V1 Classic. Dubbed "the original 'tweener" this frame is 102 square inches and weighs in at 285 grams with a balance of 325 mm. I like it a lot but have reservations of it's large head size for my one-handed backhand. Any thoughts and can...

Any thoughts to these products that add tack to your grips. I find they add too much tack and are thus ineffective. Like the result is your grip is tackier than Unique's MegaTac. You can barely change grips after applying. But I'm curious if anyone else was satisfied with the products or...

308g is the 27" weight. 342 is the 28" weight. Sorry don't have the strung balance numbers yet.

No unfortunately I did not.

I had my Völkl V-Cell 8 300g extended by an inch by a MRT. Turned out when the grips were added the frame weight out at 342 grams. Completely different racquet. I thought that the customized lengths would add 5 to 10 grams not 34 grams. At any rate, anyone else have experimented as well...

Three words. Made in Japan.

Hello. I was thinking of investing in a stringer and learning to string because I want to use poly and re-string more frequently because I don't want to play with dead string (health issues, resiliency, etc.). Is this a good idea? Is it worth the time, money and effort to learn to string...

Yeah. I tried MegaTac. Most likely the tackiest grip in the world. No grip tackier in the industry. My suspect is that Wilson Pro is the most popular over grip in the world. Kinda helps if Roger and Serena use it. Haven't tried Dunlop Supertac but hear good things about it...

A great sock but for tennis?

Frame that stuff. Truly classic that you're lucky to still have. ‍♂️

Don't know about the tennis apparel but I donated my tennis shoes to www.soles4souls.com.

Seems like the consensus is a 2:1 ratio of shirts to shorts. That's what I do too. :-)

Wow. That's an amazing collection. I'm curious how you store all this clothes. Do you have closets the size of small rooms?

I like this answer. A very wise response.

Whoah. Five years is retro? I don't think so.