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I want to ask for the forum recommendations to help modify my racquets. I have four gravity pros that I have placed leather grips on the handle with tungsten putty , with over grip and dampener and all of them are matched with the same weight of 354g. I have realized that I am not Rublev or Zverev so I cannot play at that static weight. I want to reduce the weight on the racquets by taking out the tungsten putty but I want to replace the leather grip as they are adding a lot of weight to the racket overall. I don't have the original stock grip anymore.

My question to the forum is what replacement grip do you recommend for me to get to replace the leather grip on the gravity pros? I want something that is lighter and not add too much weight.

Thank You! Happy Hitting.
 
qtmtran said:
Hello
I want to ask for the forum recommendations to help modify my racquets. I have four gravity pros that I have placed leather grips on the handle with tungsten putty , with over grip and dampener and all of them are matched with the same weight of 354g. I have realized that I am not Rublev or Zverev so I cannot play at that static weight. I want to reduce the weight on the racquets by taking out the tungsten putty but I want to replace the leather grip as they are adding a lot of weight to the racket overall. I don't have the original stock grip anymore.

My question to the forum is what replacement grip do you recommend for me to get to replace the leather grip on the gravity pros? I want something that is lighter and not add too much weight.

Thank You! Happy Hitting.
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Hey, it really depends on your taste and needs :) I like to mainly use base grips from Babolat - it is very easy to choose from many they offer and you can easily find the specifications. I always use an overgrip so I don´t really care that much for the base grip´s features like durability and sweat absortion...but I do care about thickness and weight. And all this you can easily check on the web.

For example
Babolat Xcel Gel - 2,6mm thick, more comfortable because of the "gel" with 18g
Babolat Syntec Pro - 1,9 mm thick, 17,5 g
Babolat Syntec Team - 1,5mm, 12g

and the list goes on :)

And no, I´m no Babolat sponsored person at all :-D I just like that I can choose from many options that they provide.
 
Head hydrosorb pro is a great grip, you can use that..

But I wouldn’t bin the leather grips, if you already have them. On but cap there is a weight of around 5g, so you can remove that and put normal but cap without weight. That will offset the additional weight of leather grip compared to standard hydrosorb pro. With tungsten removed, just add lead at least as possible, just on the places that is need to match the racquets. TW university calculator can help you with location…

I will try that, before removing the leather. Last time I measured them, hydrosorb pro was 14g and leather was 20g, trimmed…
 
Yesterday i bought a second Gpro. Strung it with Head syn gut at 44 pounds. Less power than Babolat syn gut.
 
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Saturday I was not feeling well but Sunday I was feeling better so my testing was better.

I think I'm almost in total sync with the Gpro, slices are brutal when executed right, they stay low and penetrating. My forehand is pretty solid and Im having no issues at all with it once I became accustomed to the low launch angle.

I did casually serve 5 times with it, I wasn't expecting anything, I was just warming my shoulder. I served all 5 balls with kick and all 5 were the best 5 kick serves I ever have done, I understand why people rate this frame so high for serving.

I'm still getting the hang of it with drop shots, some are landing within one foot of the net and others a little too long depending on the type of execution. On the bright side, drop volleys are locked in, yesterday I made one almost exactly the same Arnaldi did to Musseti yesterday, it landed the same but I hit it a little higher.
 
After trying to commit to blade v 5 18x20, which had exceptionally great feel, but was always too powerful compared to its stability and spin potential, I'm now 100 % sure I'm gonna use only Gravity Pro from now on.
Ironically before digging deep into racquetaholism, it was actually my first racquet besides Radical 360 pro, and back then when I wasn't much of a ball hitter I got better results with the Radical, but I wrote a note for myself; "use the Radical and when you have improved your mechanics, move on to Gravity." Now after owning +60 frames and spending over thousand hours on court, I feel like I'm finally settled with this ultimate manifestation of versatility. You can really hit any shot of the game with Gpro... ok, it was actually the marketing slogan for Radical :laughing:

It's just ridiculous how good this racquet is - if you can wield it, there really isn't even competition among stock racquets. I prefer the 360+ version over Auxetic. Somehow they nailed the layout perfectly there, but it's pretty much all the same; When you have such a mold: thin beam in modern tear drop shape, tight pattern, 100 sqi estate and reasonably low flex and competitive +330 SW, you can easily deduce that it's gonna be THE ULTIMATE cheat code for tennis.
 
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I settled with Hyper G Soft 115 o my Gravity Pro. SW is 325 with overgrip and dampener and its perfect for me... its also a bit more headlight than with a 125 gauge poly and spin is great!!

Note that this one has a 296 SW unstrung so on the lower end of the range too
 
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the auxetic gravity pro

does anyone have one that weighs in at 330 strung? if so, what is the balance?
may be on the hunt for a clean one in grip 3

I have been playing around with a few recently, and they all come in around 334-342 strung.
 
Ryebread said:
the auxetic gravity pro

does anyone have one that weighs in at 330 strung? if so, what is the balance?
may be on the hunt for a clean one in grip 3

I have been playing around with a few recently, and they all come in around 334-342 strung.
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I managed to get my hands on two pro-stock Gravity Pro (not Auxetic).
They came in at around 316 - 320 strung and I used them to extend them to 28" (so, can't measure balance now)
They are now at 330 grams. My stock GPs extended are between 342 - 352 so there is a very noticeable difference.
 
Ryebread said:
How does the auxetic GP compare to the blade V8 18m?

Plow
Stability
Control/power
Maneuverability

Thank you
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Blade has more power from the sweetspot but much smaller sweetspot
Plow and stability goes easily for gpro
Control is better with gpro because of more uniform string bed and less dampened thinner beam and also more spin (different flex and slightly more open pattern)
Maneuverability might be affected by QC and modifications but generally it’s suprisingly same because gpro has thinner beam and more HL balance
 
Hulger said:
Blade has more power from the sweetspot but much smaller sweetspot
Plow and stability goes easily for gpro
Control is better with gpro because of more uniform string bed and less dampened thinner beam and also more spin (different flex and slightly more open pattern)
Maneuverability might be affected by QC and modifications but generally it’s suprisingly same because gpro has thinner beam and more HL balance
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very nice feedback
I have played two matches with the GP
I'm at around 340 grams which is 10-12 too high for me.
and I prefer 31.5 cm, lol

but I have been managing.

yes, the uniform string bed, thin beam, surprising spin (from the longer crosses I guess), stability/plow/volley, all seem very nice on the GP
never tried the 18m blade v8. but was hoping to find a GP in a lighter package.

THANK YOU
 
I tried the Gravity Pro 2023 with the Head Hawk Power string at 22/21 kg and loved it but I broke my strings hitting a ball near the frame before hitting any serve with it.
I then tried it with Isospeed Black fire at 20/19 (suggested to string 10% lower) and liked it but not as much. I really enjoyed it with ground strokes and volleys but the serve was mediocre.

Is the serve a weak point with this racket?
Can someone suggest some good strings that go well with this racket and are not as expensive as the Head Hawk power?
Lynx tour maybe?
 
If anyone has a 310 gram Auxetic Pro that they don't want, pls LMK, I'd like another one but on spec this time.
I'm more of a 330 grams strung guy, then 340!
I don't really like the 360+ PJ offerings.
The Auxetic PJ though, LOVE.

I bought one from @TheNamelessRo this week
It arrived with Lynx Tour 17g @ 52lbs
I played two matches with it, and it was pretty good!

I cut it out and strung it with 18g, thinking it would lighten the load and make it more whippy.
WRONG
it must be a heavier 18g string. Sometimes that happens.


This is what I know:

The string bed is the most consistent I've every played with. Nothing is ever jarring. NO flat tires, as I say when you hit the low end of the strings on say a Vcore 95.
So much spin for a heavy 18x20, granted it's a big 100, but still.
I held it up to a Radical Pro today, it doesn't really look THAT much bigger, but the crosses are indeed longer than normal, so that is where the spin comes from.
Volleys cut like a knife through butter.
Forehand is my fav. So confidence inspiring. It's like a Blade in that way for me, low power/ control stick, BUT with the GP....
It's has the PLOW (without adding weight) and so, it's good at the net too.
Took about three games of singles to get dialed in, played a few good matches.
I played some dubs with it too, the stick is a God at the net. The stability and feel are fantastic.
I think I'm ruined now that I've tried this.
I really prefer 305 gram sticks. But have been longing for something this stable and comfy, that has plow - without adding lead.

My OG is 6 grams
I will weigh it without OG and string asap.

But I did weigh it with no strings and my OG: 320.9 / 31.25 cm
So I guess it's 314.9 static.
17g lynx tour and OG: 341.04 / 32.50 cm
18g ytex square-x sharp and OG: 339.91 / 32.48 cm

Mine is more headlight than another one I just strung / a player who I string for, his is 16L 1.25 / 336 / 33 cm, no OG! A Pig! But he can handle it.
Obviously his string setup is even heavier than the 17g I had in there, so it could be that, too.

I can take full cuts with either string setup that I tried.
More spin with the 18g that I put in last night.
I like this tension. 52/50.
Serve was great, I know someone asked about that recently.
 
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Ryebread said:
If anyone has a 310 gram Auxetic Pro that they don't want, pls LMK, I'd like another one but on spec this time.
I'm more of a 330 grams strung guy, then 340!
I don't really like the 360+ PJ offerings.
The Auxetic PJ though, LOVE.

I bought one from @TheNamelessRo this week
It arrived with Lynx Tour 17g @ 52lbs
I played two matches with it, and it was pretty good!

I cut it out and strung it with 18g, thinking it would lighten the load and make it more whippy.
WRONG
it must be a heavier 18g string. Sometimes that happens.


This is what I know:

The string bed is the most consistent I've every played with. Nothing is ever jarring. NO flat tires, as I say when you hit the low end of the strings on say a Vcore 95.
So much spin for a heavy 18x20, granted it's a big 100, but still.
I held it up to a Radical Pro today, it doesn't really look THAT much bigger, but the crosses are indeed longer than normal, so that is where the spin comes from.
Volleys cut like a knife through butter.
Forehand is my fav. So confidence inspiring. It's like a Blade in that way for me, low power/ control stick, BUT with the GP....
It's has the PLOW (without adding weight) and so, it's good at the net too.
Took about three games of singles to get dialed in, played a few good matches.
I played some dubs with it too, the stick is a God at the net. The stability and feel are fantastic.
I think I'm ruined now that I've tried this.
I really prefer 305 gram sticks. But have been longing for something this stable and comfy, that has plow - without adding lead.

My OG is 6 grams
I will weight it without OG and string asap.

But I did weight it with no strings and my OG: 320.9 / 31.25 cm
So I guess it's 314.9 static.
17g lynx tour and OG: 341.04 / 32.50 cm
18g ytex square-x sharp and OG: 339.91 / 32.48 cm

Mine is more headlight than another one I just strung / a player who I string for, his is 16L 1.25 / 336 / 33 cm, no OG! A Pig! But he can handle it.
Obviously his string setup is even heavier than the 17g I had in there, so it could be that, too.

I can take full cuts with either string setup that I tried.
More spin with the 18g that I put in last night.
I like this tension. 52/50.
Serve was great, I know someone asked about that recently.
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Thanks so much for an inspired review. I’ve seem you playing with the Whiteout 305 18x20 as well. How do you compare them both?
Im currently playing with the Gravity tour that weighted up to 339g, and I will have a new whiteout 18x20 and Gravity pro by this weekend.
 
Ryebread said:
If anyone has a 310 gram Auxetic Pro that they don't want, pls LMK, I'd like another one but on spec this time.
I'm more of a 330 grams strung guy, then 340!
I don't really like the 360+ PJ offerings.
The Auxetic PJ though, LOVE.

I bought one from @TheNamelessRo this week
It arrived with Lynx Tour 17g @ 52lbs
I played two matches with it, and it was pretty good!

I cut it out and strung it with 18g, thinking it would lighten the load and make it more whippy.
WRONG
it must be a heavier 18g string. Sometimes that happens.


This is what I know:

The string bed is the most consistent I've every played with. Nothing is ever jarring. NO flat tires, as I say when you hit the low end of the strings on say a Vcore 95.
So much spin for a heavy 18x20, granted it's a big 100, but still.
I held it up to a Radical Pro today, it doesn't really look THAT much bigger, but the crosses are indeed longer than normal, so that is where the spin comes from.
Volleys cut like a knife through butter.
Forehand is my fav. So confidence inspiring. It's like a Blade in that way for me, low power/ control stick, BUT with the GP....
It's has the PLOW (without adding weight) and so, it's good at the net too.
Took about three games of singles to get dialed in, played a few good matches.
I played some dubs with it too, the stick is a God at the net. The stability and feel are fantastic.
I think I'm ruined now that I've tried this.
I really prefer 305 gram sticks. But have been longing for something this stable and comfy, that has plow - without adding lead.

My OG is 6 grams
I will weigh it without OG and string asap.

But I did weigh it with no strings and my OG: 320.9 / 31.25 cm
So I guess it's 314.9 static.
17g lynx tour and OG: 341.04 / 32.50 cm
18g ytex square-x sharp and OG: 339.91 / 32.48 cm

Mine is more headlight than another one I just strung / a player who I string for, his is 16L 1.25 / 336 / 33 cm, no OG! A Pig! But he can handle it.
Obviously his string setup is even heavier than the 17g I had in there, so it could be that, too.

I can take full cuts with either string setup that I tried.
More spin with the 18g that I put in last night.
I like this tension. 52/50.
Serve was great, I know someone asked about that recently.
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Would like to have a comparision to the Speed Pro. I thought I read your perfect SP review in another thread.
 
I can serve much better with the Pro vs the Tour.... but I've noticed several time I serve better with headlight frames... despite the higher weight

Problem with the Tour is the anémie swingweight... (315 strung with OG)
 
Casper777 said:
I can serve much better with the Pro vs the Tour.... but I've noticed several time I serve better with headlight frames... despite the higher weight

Problem with the Tour is the anémie swingweight... (315 strung with OG)
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That’s too low. Lead it up to 325 strung.
 
Flying_Axe said:
Would like to have a comparision to the Speed Pro. I thought I read your perfect SP review in another thread.
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The SP, I had a decent honeymoon with it.
But it got weird on me.

The SP has a lower than average launch angle.
But the GP is even lower. So if you hit somewhat flat, this may be for you.

The GP is a true control frame. The ball never flies on me.
The GP is better at net, plow, control.
The string bed is the most consistent I've ever played with or could have imagined.
it's worth a demo for anyone who has the ability to swing it.

It's not as demanding as you would think...
aside from one thing. it may not have enough put away power for everyone.
it's like a blade v8, in that way.
it doesn't have that extra gear. you have to generate it yourself.

so think of the least powerful frame you've ever played with,
now, think of the GP as that frame, but perhaps even lower power...
but now add in the best ever stability and plow, and the consistent string bed, and best at the net.
that is what the GP is for me!
I like to swing out. 4.0
 
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Ryebread said:
so think of the least powerful frame you've ever played with,
now, think of the GP as that frame, but perhaps even lower power...
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I mean it’s low powered but I think you are exaggerating a bit here lol. I have played far lower power racquets than this one. Prince made some in the past that had nothing on them. The old white gold red pro staff 95 had zero juice.

I used a dunlop 200 and then switched to the gp because it had more power and feel. So its honestly not that bad.

Can anyone speak to how the feel is compared to the prior version? Some say it is muted but i didn't find the old one to be that bad. I considered the last gravity release to be the best feeling modern racquet available. And it was connected to the ball as well.
 
Ryebread said:
The GP is a true control frame. The ball never flies on me.
The GP is better at net, plow, control.
The string bed is the most consistent I've ever played with or could have imagined.
it's worth a demo for anyone who has the ability to swing it.

It's not as demanding as you would think...
aside from one thing. it may not have enough put away power for everyone.
it's like a blade v8, in that way.
it doesn't have that extra gear. you have to generate it yourself.

so think of the least powerful frame you've ever played with,
now, think of the GP as that frame, but perhaps even lower power...
but now add in the best ever stability and plow, and the consistent string bed, and best at the net.
that is what the GP is for me!
I like to swing out. 4.0
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+1 on everything you said on except for the power level - at least for the previous versions

The reason i stick with the Gpro is because of everything you said, but the power potential is extremely high, whilst maintaining all consistency and accuracy, which is why it makes it a godly attacking racquet - i always hit the biggest ball with the Gpro, over the Pure Strike, Tfight, Vcore 98, Ezone 98, basically any racquet that i have, that i would consider on the more powerful side, nothing has been capable of matching the Gpro, even at a lighter SW of 328-332 , it will still produce a big ball

Only reason i look for a switch is only because it doesn't feel as natural for my swing style as some other racquets i use, not a complete mismatch, but i feel i can be alot more efficient with some other beam shapes, the caveat is that because it's only 20mm so i can still get away with using it

But Blade v8 is totally on the opposite spectrum of power for me, one of the weakest racquets IMO for power potential, even with the added weight

Power Player said:
I mean it’s low powered but I think you are exaggerating a bit here lol. I have played far lower power racquets than this one. Prince made some in the past that had nothing on them. The old white gold red pro staff 95 had zero juice.

I used a dunlop 200 and then switched to the gp because it had more power and feel. So its honestly not that bad.

Can anyone speak to how the feel is compared to the prior version? Some say it is muted but i didn't find the old one to be that bad. I considered the last gravity release to be the best feeling modern racquet available. And it was connected to the ball as well.
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I sold my Auxetic because i prefer the feel of the older ones, they are softer and more comfortable, the slightly increased stiffness on the new ones i reckon reduces the forgiveness / sweetspot, and also results in a lower power potential, at the same specs vs old and new, i wasn't able to to get as much of a penetrating shot
 
ACT said:
+1 on everything you said on except for the power level - at least for the previous versions

The reason i stick with the Gpro is because of everything you said, but the power potential is extremely high, whilst maintaining all consistency and accuracy, which is why it makes it a godly attacking racquet - i always hit the biggest ball with the Gpro, over the Pure Strike, Tfight, Vcore 98, Ezone 98, basically any racquet that i have, that i would consider on the more powerful side, nothing has been capable of matching the Gpro, even at a lighter SW of 328-332 , it will still produce a big ball

Only reason i look for a switch is only because it doesn't feel as natural for my swing style as some other racquets i use, not a complete mismatch, but i feel i can be alot more efficient with some other beam shapes, the caveat is that because it's only 20mm so i can still get away with using it

But Blade v8 is totally on the opposite spectrum of power for me, one of the weakest racquets IMO for power potential, even with the added weight



I sold my Auxetic because i prefer the feel of the older ones, they are softer and more comfortable, the slightly increased stiffness on the new ones i reckon reduces the forgiveness / sweetspot, and also results in a lower power potential, at the same specs vs old and new, i wasn't able to to get as much of a penetrating shot
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Nice to hear from one of the GPro expert. Love your channel.
 
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You guys are right. The GP does have more power than a V8! With the V8 my 2HBH suffers a bit. Good point guys.
 
ACT said:
+1 on everything you said on except for the power level - at least for the previous versions

The reason i stick with the Gpro is because of everything you said, but the power potential is extremely high, whilst maintaining all consistency and accuracy, which is why it makes it a godly attacking racquet - i always hit the biggest ball with the Gpro, over the Pure Strike, Tfight, Vcore 98, Ezone 98, basically any racquet that i have, that i would consider on the more powerful side, nothing has been capable of matching the Gpro, even at a lighter SW of 328-332 , it will still produce a big ball

Only reason i look for a switch is only because it doesn't feel as natural for my swing style as some other racquets i use, not a complete mismatch, but i feel i can be alot more efficient with some other beam shapes, the caveat is that because it's only 20mm so i can still get away with using it

But Blade v8 is totally on the opposite spectrum of power for me, one of the weakest racquets IMO for power potential, even with the added weight



I sold my Auxetic because i prefer the feel of the older ones, they are softer and more comfortable, the slightly increased stiffness on the new ones i reckon reduces the forgiveness / sweetspot, and also results in a lower power potential, at the same specs vs old and new, i wasn't able to to get as much of a penetrating shot
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interesting so it lost power while getting stiffer? Ill have to see how I like the new tour version when it shows up.
 
ACT said:
+1 on everything you said on except for the power level - at least for the previous versions

The reason i stick with the Gpro is because of everything you said, but the power potential is extremely high, whilst maintaining all consistency and accuracy, which is why it makes it a godly attacking racquet - i always hit the biggest ball with the Gpro, over the Pure Strike, Tfight, Vcore 98, Ezone 98, basically any racquet that i have, that i would consider on the more powerful side, nothing has been capable of matching the Gpro, even at a lighter SW of 328-332 , it will still produce a big ball

Only reason i look for a switch is only because it doesn't feel as natural for my swing style as some other racquets i use, not a complete mismatch, but i feel i can be alot more efficient with some other beam shapes, the caveat is that because it's only 20mm so i can still get away with using it

But Blade v8 is totally on the opposite spectrum of power for me, one of the weakest racquets IMO for power potential, even with the added weight



I sold my Auxetic because i prefer the feel of the older ones, they are softer and more comfortable, the slightly increased stiffness on the new ones i reckon reduces the forgiveness / sweetspot, and also results in a lower power potential, at the same specs vs old and new, i wasn't able to to get as much of a penetrating shot
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That you found the auxetic not to be as good helps greatly with my holic tendencies (as I have agreed with the vast majority of your assessments in your reviews).

I can calmly enjoy my two 2018/19 GPros and my 4 x G360+ Extreme Tours (as the TW University data also shows the same findings regarding performance and sweet spot size for the Auxetic Extreme Tour Vs the G360+ Iteration).
 
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Classic-TXP-IG MID said:
That you found the auxetic not to be as good helps greatly with my holic tendencies (as I have agreed with the vast majority of your views in your reciews).

I can calmly enjoy my two 2018/19 GPros and my 4 x G360+ Extreme Tours (as the TW University data also shows the same findings regarding performance and sweet spot size for the Auxetic Extreme Tour Vs the G360+ Iteration).
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I think Auxetic has helped the Gravity Pro (but it lowered the SW a bit). However, the 360+ was a gem, already. So you’re not missing much. Big time upgrade, PJ wise, tho;)

Auxetic ruined the Extreme Tour but not the MP.
Radical MP doesn’t fee much different
 
Ryebread said:
I think Auxetic has helped the Gravity Pro (but it lowered the SW a bit). However, the 360+ was a gem, already. So you’re not missing much. Big time upgrade, PJ wise, tho;)

Auxetic ruined the Extreme Tour but not the MP.
Radical MP doesn’t fee much different
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I'm on the fence, because I have such similar taste to @ACT . That said, feel is really subjective for everyone and I also love that the new GP has a bit lower SW and is faster to swing. I want that 315/slightly sub 300 SW and 6 pts HL balance because it works perfectly for me with the frying pan-like IG Extreme Pro. I got real lucky on my prior GP, it was a little lighter than stock. I should have held onto that thing..lol.

I can get there with a little lead in the Gravity Tour and the Pro ideally would come that way out of the box. It's tough to track down the prior GP here besides used and on the Bay. Did every major retailer sell out of the prior version or were they told to pull it from the shelves? Interesting. Anyway, ill probably end up with the Auxetic version of the Pro it appears.
 
Ryebread said:
I think Auxetic has helped the Gravity Pro (but it lowered the SW a bit). However, the 360+ was a gem, already. So you’re not missing much. Big time upgrade, PJ wise, tho;)

Auxetic ruined the Extreme Tour but not the MP.
Radical MP doesn’t fee much different
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Yeah, I like the new paint job, but that's not a reason to buy a new racquet (especially with the number of racquets I have in my collection).

My GPs are modified with weight in the head and handle, so Auxetic being lower just means more mods for me.
 
Ross K said:
What multis or syn guts worked really well for people with the GP? Currently considering poly with multi/syn gut in crosses hybrid options.
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I don’t do hybrids now but in the past when I did, I much prefered syn gut. Crispier sweet spot and the same durability for a lot less cost. Og sheep micro is a great one. Prince syn gut always a classic.

If you want longer duration you could do a full poly bed and use HIT pro as the cross. Really stretchy and soft poly. Super comfy and you will get more spin and life out of that setup.
 
Power Player said:
If you want longer duration you could do a full poly bed and use HIT pro as the cross. Really stretchy and soft poly. Super comfy and you will get more spin and life out of that setup.
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Guessing you like a thicker-gauge, crisp, shaped poly as the mains in a setup with that Mayami cross? Something like Tour Bite?
 
Power Player said:
I don’t do hybrids now but in the past when I did, I much prefered syn gut. Crispier sweet spot and the same durability for a lot less cost. Og sheep micro is a great one. Prince syn gut always a classic.

If you want longer duration you could do a full poly bed and use HIT pro as the cross. Really stretchy and soft poly. Super comfy and you will get more spin and life out of that setup.
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Small but persistent arm issues has got me looking at hybrids more and more. Actually just ordered in some OG Sheep Micro (along with TF Multifeel, X1-Bi and Micronite), plus I have a set of PSGO that has been sitting neglected for years. Not quite sure what combination I'll go with then, but my full poly days are over for a bit. Have a feeling too the GP will actually really suit poly/syn gut or multi.
 
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