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Hello I know there's more other threads about these stringers but I want recent suggestions especially for my thread. I've heard from these forums that the Klippermate clamps are much easier to use than the Gamma ones but the Gamma clutch makes the job easier and faster. I'm new in stringing...

What do you mean flying off? Is it just coming off when you're hitting the ball?

Yeah thanks I figured out what I'm gonna do like 2 hours ago. Thanks for the help.

Will it be fine if I put lead at 12oclock? Doesn't putting lead at 12 put the sweetspot a little higher? What is the difference at 3 and 9oclock?

Okay so how many grams do you think is 1pt?

Hi I'm looking to customize my racquet and make it a little more heavy in the head by adding lead tape. My racquet is 10.7 oz or 303g strung, 16x18 string pattern and is 7pts HL unstrung and 3pts HL strung. Taking the strung balance and weight into consideration, how many grams of lead tape will...

I see. So the racquet throat specs are the unstrung specs

Hello I see that on TW that one of my Wilson racquets balance says 3pts HL but on the racquet throat it says 7pts HL. Another racquet says 1pt HH online on TW but on the racquet throat itself it says 3pts HL. My question is: Which number should I trust to be the true balance weight? Why are the...

Not necessarily if you have a smooth poly in the crosses.

I liked natural gut the first time. But the second and third time I started hating it and stopped using it. For me it felt too mushy and I wasn't able to get that pop that I get from poly. But it's only personal preference.

True. I've been using Luxilon poly since I started out playing tennis and have been using it since then and I've had no arm problems whatsoever.

Any idea when this string will be available for sale?

Using poly and plus a stiff string like RPM Blast?

But is NXT Control low powered and control oriented? I'm looking for a nice power string since I'm an aggressive player.

I've not tried any of the wilson NXT strings and would like to try the one that is best for me. My play style is an aggressive baseliner that loves to hit hard and get winners. Also I go to the net on a few occasions which is like 30-40% in a match and have powerful serves.

Hello What is the difference of these strings? How do they play compared to one another and how is their feel?

They played you and tried your tennis elbow to get worse. RPM is very stiff and I didn't like it at all. Your best bet would be natural gut. If it's too expensive and you want to decrease the cost then you can also use a hybrid with Pacific Classic Gut in mains and MSV CoFocus in the crosses...

No. Multi has a little close playability of natural gut. And synthetic is very different from multis

Basically hitting with a lot of topspin and power. Yes hitting hard and resulting in strings breaking faster than others

It costs about $25-50 to make it and the companies are just trying to eat all the money by earning high amounts of profits.

Exactly my point. I don't get how this will help my game.. It's a sport so just play and enjoy it. Why worry about all the stats?

How does 4G Rough compare to ALU power Rough in full bed?

Yes you can but when I first put on string savers, I made an estimate of the usual places of where I snap strings most. I added about 10-15 right after the stringing and then started playing. Then I saw where the strings are fraying most and added a couple more accordingly.

Totally. I tried it once and loved it

Yeah you don't want your string bed to be too stiff. Use like 10-15 string savers max.

LMAO . True.

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Same here. Ever since I moved on to a higher SW My serve has became messed up. Just have to go out and serve a lot to make adjustments and make it like it was before.

I have switched from a lower sw to a higher sw and for me it does take a while to adapt. I didn't have any fatigues or muscle injuries but I found myself hitting late on most strokes at first and not being prepared early. I went from a 290 SW to a 310 SW and it took me about 2-3 months to really...

It's just not worth buying it... It's actually the same racquet and just a new paintjob and Wilson is playing with our minds. I'd rather buy the 2013 prostaff at a cheaper price now than buy a new one since I'm also not a big fan of the new paintjob.