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That last setence doesn't make sense to me.

yeah -it is the High Beam Series. Thanks for that formula for calculating head lightness... it's about 8 pts. head light which is pretty good. If I could find the stiffness, perhaps I can avoid buying a new racquet. I bought some Wilson Sensation (multifilament) string today, which is supposed...

No - it does have the crossbar. It's black with a blue pinstripe and some grey around the throat. Widebody construction - i.e., wide frame. I am wondering if it is less stiff than it's mid-size counterpart.

My Sting has a wide frame - High Beam Series, and is black with a blue pinstripe and grey around the throat. It does have that extra bridge at the throat.

No, mine does have that extra bridge crossbar and is black with a blue pinstripe around the frame and some grey around the throat.

Thanks - I know the ProKennex 5g does have a good reputation, although many of the models are a little on the stiff side. My Sting has a wide frame - it's called "High Beam Series", has grommets, and is 100% graphite. ( Black with a blue stripe and some grey around the throat.) I was wondering...

Mine does have grommets. It's called Wilson 110 - High Beam Series, and I think it's 100% graphite.

String tension for Sting OS Isn't 53 awfully low for an oversize? It recommends between 60 and 70 lbs. on the racquet.

It's an oversize Sting.

It's an oversize Sting

Yonex MP 3i and tennis elbow Where are they being sold - I'm looking for a good racquet for tennis elbow. I presently have a Wilson Sting OS, but I've got it strung too tightly- 72 lbs. I was cosidering a Yonex MP Tour 5, since it has similar specs to the 3i - maybe adding some weight to it...

Are the specs of these racquets pretty much the same? Thanks for any input - I'm looking for a good racquet for tennis elbow.

That's what I thought, despite the fact that the Absorber is advertised as good for tennis elbow - supposedly because of the polymer bridge. So my Sting should actually be pretty good - I probably should lower the tension - I've got it strung at 72 lbs.

I am looking for a racquet which is good for tennis elbow. I was wondering about the Yonex MP Tour 5 and the Dunlop Absorber 98. Any suggestions for an elbow friendly racquet would be appreciated. Also does anyone have the specs for the Wilson Sting Ovesize, which is what I'm using now?