Clash 100 vs Clash 100L(I’m a newbie)please help

[Hoiming611hk]

I’m 30years old , from Hong Kong .
I play 4-5times tennis with my friends.
I want to buy a new racquets,
Which one is better for me? Clash 100 and 100L
I do a gym always, I have enough power I thought

Type of Stringoly is ok for newbie?any brand and style suggestions?
Ali power rough? Poly tour pro? Is it ok for newbie?how many lbs suggest?

 

[Antónis]

You should test if you have the chance, that's the only way you have some idea if you like a racquet or not
Be aware there's usually a honeymoon period when you first try something different.
What's your current racquet, and what are you looking for with a different racquet?
That's what you have to find out.
Don't know the Clash line, but something with an "L" usually means a lighter version.
Test, test,test, that's what you should do
Good luck with you quest

 

[ChanterRacquet]

100 is fine, it is already relatively light weight compared to most “adult” frames.

I imagine the 100L for the junior, teenage market.

I’d see what polys (for spin) my arm would let me get away with without elbow pain considering how flexible the Clash is. But, I’ve only demoed clashes, never bought one to experiment with.

 

[ericykchan]

Unfortunately almost no demo program in HK (one of the sad thing about living in Hong Kong). Yes go with 100. Get an used one to test, try w6tennis dot com, or if you prefer seeing real thing, go to A-plus or master gear in Causeway Bay.

I put multi in clash 100 before and the string bed was so unpredictable it's not funny.

 

[Hoiming611hk]

Ali power rough? Poly tour pro? Is it ok for newbie?how many lbs suggest?

 

[Booger]

Ali power rough? Poly tour pro? Is it ok for newbie?how many lbs suggest?

Use a good multi, like NRG2. 25kg.

 

[Hoiming611hk]

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