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cohn did contact me. The problem is that he doesn't have the money to buy a new racquet so he only wants to do a trade and he only wants to do it in Canada. I suggested checking the TW Classifieds as there are quite a few Canadians on this board.I assume BP sent you a link...if you don't want to go that route, you have 2 choices. The ads on TW (rare to find one) or the auction site (even more rare). I assume you want to get one on a trade. In that case you may be waiting a looong time.
does anyone have an asian k90, n90, or prostaff90 that they would be wililng to trade for an nblade, ncode 6.1 90,
ncode 6.1 95, or prince triple threat rebel?
cohn did contact me. The problem is that he doesn't have the money to buy a new racquet so he only wants to do a trade and he only wants to do it in Canada. I suggested checking the TW Classifieds as there are quite a few Canadians on this board.
That has been the exact opposite of my experience. I found the AK90 to feel much more HL and lighter overall. That's one of the reasons I stuck to the An90 because it feels much less HL and heavier overall. (I found the US versions of the K90 and n90 to also have the same respective differences in weight distribution.) I also already have 6 x An90's and have gotten very used to the feel so it makes it tougher to switch.AK90 is quite different from An90. it's less HL and feels heavier. Now i know why BP is still using the An90. On a Japanese site, i found that the An90 is more expensive than the AK90.
Nope, that's not an "Asian" version.Does the N6.1 95 18x20 count?
Hi Kris,Hello BP,
Can you please tell me where can I buy an AK90? I have sent you an e-mail describing exactly what I need.
Thanks,
Kris
Hi Kris,
E-mail replied.
I've never played with the Sting so it's a bit hard for me to say. However, the AK90 definitely swings quite a bit lighter than the PS 6.0 85.Thanks BP.
BTW do you think AK90 will be a good lighter replacement of my old Stings (they are similar in specs to PS 85)?
I've never played with the Sting so it's a bit hard for me to say. However, the AK90 definitely swings quite a bit lighter than the PS 6.0 85.
So far for me it has been.I hope it is no too light though. I have read that light racquets cause elbow problems and I experienced an unusual strain in the elbow after testing an nTour 95 (303 gr.) for a couple of hours. My old sticks dive me pain in the shoulder after a long play, but I do not want to trade this for a tennis elbow. So is AK90 elbow-friendly stick?
I hope it is no too light though. I have read that light racquets cause elbow problems and I experienced an unusual strain in the elbow after testing an nTour 95 (303 gr.) for a couple of hours. My old sticks dive me pain in the shoulder after a long play, but I do not want to trade this for a tennis elbow. So is AK90 elbow-friendly stick?
I think the only way to answer that question is for you to try the AK90 yourself since everyone is different. I could never serve nor volley very well with the POG Mid but I can with the AK90.I am really debating whether or not to switch to the AK90, I mean hitting with the USK90 was already remarkable enough so I can't imagine what the AK90 would be like.
So Craig, Drak and BP do you really think I wouldn't lose much by switching to the AK90 from my POG's? Because they are pretty much identical in specs apart from string pattern and headsize...
Thanks for the offer of your broken AK90 but I think I'll pass. I can't see the nano molecules with my naked eye anyway.Anyone know the formula for weighting up the AK90 to PS 6.0 85 specs? BP, I know you said onehandedbackhand did this, but I clicked on his name and no posts came up. And if anyone has modified their AK90 to play better for them I would like to here about it too.
By the way, BP, do you want my broken AK90? I figured you would like to chop it up some more and do some inspecting. I figure I owe you for always turning me on to all the racquets that have elevated my game so far.
Wilson stopped making them this past summer and won't make any more "Asian versions" in future product lines. I suggest either looking at the TW Classifieds for used ones or make a trip to Asia and look through as many pro shops as you can to see if any still have some left in stock.Hi There,
Can anyone kindly indicate from where i can buy
kfactor ksix-one tour 90 asian edition ?
Thanks for your time
Kind regards,
Paul Fenech
Malta
No, other than the specs on the spec label inside the throat.Are there any special markings on Asian version racquets so you'd know they're different?
Well, string set-ups are a very personal preference so what one person likes could be very different from what another person likes. With that said, I usually like to string mine with a multi syn gut in the mains in the mid-50's lbs range and a mono syn gut in the crosses at 2 lbs. lower.Hi There
Can you please advise on best string set-up for asain ak90
Thanks
I've never tried the AT90, but I would estimate the swingweight of the AK90/AN90 to be around 322 or so.BP,
Any idea what the swingweight of a stock AK90/AN90/AT90 might be?
Sorry if it's already mentioned I did not read all 12 pages.
I've never tried the AT90, but I would estimate the swingweight of the AK90/AN90 to be around 322 or so.
BP,
How does PSGD 17 mains, Babolat Pro Hurricane 16 crosses strung in the mid 60's sound to you? I haven't really tried going at a low tension, like in the low-mid 50's (My first real racket was strung at 56 with NXT Tour), but I'll probably use the other half of the sets at a low tension.
I'm an all-around player that can switch from topspin to flat. I have 3 Wilson nSix-One 95, my main leaded up to 14oz. with the balance at (I'm pretty sure) 12pts HL.
-robJAR
I think the only way to answer that question is for you to try the AK90 yourself since everyone is different. I could never serve nor volley very well with the POG Mid but I can with the AK90.
I'm not BP but I'd say PSGD 17 mains, Babolat Pro Hurricane 16 crosses strung in the mid 60's is going to be a VERY POWERFUL set up in a n6.1 95 frame.
I'm having a dumb moment right now but what do you mean by very powerful? Is it because of the combined weight of my racket with the high tension? I thought the lower the tension the more power you get out of it.
I think i forgot to add it on my other post, but what if I strung the same setup in the low 50's as well?
-robJAR
That might be why my shots are going out most of the time. My main racket that's 14oz. has a full PSGD 16 setup at 62. I bought a few used ones here, leaded the nicest condition, and hit it. Also, I want to try a hybrid setup (first one), with a poly in the cross instead of the mains. I'll string one in the high 60's, and one at... 50.
-robJAR
Hi RobJAR,BP,
How does PSGD 17 mains, Babolat Pro Hurricane 16 crosses strung in the mid 60's sound to you? I haven't really tried going at a low tension, like in the low-mid 50's (My first real racket was strung at 56 with NXT Tour), but I'll probably use the other half of the sets at a low tension.
I'm an all-around player that can switch from topspin to flat. I have 3 Wilson nSix-One 95, my main leaded up to 14oz. with the balance at (I'm pretty sure) 12pts HL.
-robJAR