box beam thin racket under 12oz ~90 sq inches?

[2ndServe]

ok so I've bought a few ks88 played great, after the first set my arm is very tired. It's a very heavy racket, then bought a few blx six one tour 90s, lighter racket but after 2 sets I'm very tired but I love the racket. Then I demoed my friend's blx tour blade 93. It's much lighter and I'm going to be mainly a doubles player so I loved the light racket.

Besides that, what other rackets should I get. The asian blx six one tour 90?

Thanks

 

[LeeD]

Any old Dunlop 100.

 

[struggle]

PK black ace mid.

 

[Devilito]

dunlop 4d 100 no doubt about it. really easy to swing and very solid

 

[2ndServe]

microgel radical? Not a box beam. Seems like the perfect dubs racket.

 

[kimguroo]

The asian blx six one tour 90?

if you like US version of BLX, it might be a good choice.
similar situation, I liked prince rebel 95 but it was too heavy so I got japanese rebel 95.
just perfect for me ^_^.

a month ago, I demoed blx tour and never thought I like the racket but it was too heavy.
I might try to get one, when my wife will visit to Asia during this summer.

 

[JGads]

Another vote for the Black Ace Mid. Not a box beam. Feels like one.

 

[Keifers]

Umm... I'm pretty sure the BA93 is a box beam, JGads.

Very sweet response.

 

[struggle]

really though, if you're mainly gonna play doubles, get a midplus.

LM or MG rad MP.

 

[flashfire276]

An Asian 6.1 Tour is a great way to go. Plus, they pop up once in a while on the TT Classifieds.

Also, look for a Dunlop AG100. Hard to find, but it's really unique. It has the specs of a hardcare player's racquet, but it's so forgiving.

Or, you can get a Prestige Mid, and trim the CAP Grommets. I did this with a FXP Prestige, and it really did make a difference. Didn't measure the weight, but it was no more than 12 ounces for sure.