naturalexponent
Legend
All right, who wants this thing next??
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naturalexponent
Legend
It was fun for about 20 minutes but isn't really my thing. Not much to note from the field other than it was a contrast between feeling like it was impossible to miss the ball with the face of this thing, and hating the flex profile that to me I would describe as stiff but floppy, like there's a single spot that flexes. Depth control is nice because of the spin window but directional control was a bit spray and pray for me. While I'm sure those who hit the old lollipop Extremes would find some through-line, as someone who only has experience with the Extremes since 360+, I didn't find much in common with the rest of the line that I like.
Bacopilot
New User
Small update from my side:
Played all leagues matches with this racket and have won all singles and doubles matches this season. I have put additional 3g at 3 and 9 position for stability especially when playing doubles.
I am very happy with this stick and I am not going to change my stick. Just need to find a good string setup.
Played all leagues matches with this racket and have won all singles and doubles matches this season. I have put additional 3g at 3 and 9 position for stability especially when playing doubles.
I am very happy with this stick and I am not going to change my stick. Just need to find a good string setup.
thenewbig3
Hall of Fame
I think almost any racket can be a good racket (for some individuals, especially 4.0, maybe even 4.5 or below rec players like most of us)
All that is really needed is
1) Belief in the racket working for you (most important)
2) Usable start specs and finding and doing spec adjustments
3) Finding a good string setup
4) And then sticking with it (2nd most important)
There is no need to F.O.M.O. on every racket - new, used, platform, pro-stock whatever
All that is really needed is
1) Belief in the racket working for you (most important)
2) Usable start specs and finding and doing spec adjustments
3) Finding a good string setup
4) And then sticking with it (2nd most important)
There is no need to F.O.M.O. on every racket - new, used, platform, pro-stock whatever
naturalexponent
Legend
Bumping to see who wants the racquet next.
RIPStick18
New User
Not sure where it is, but I’d be willing to give it a test and then pass it on. I’ve been digging the dense 16x19 100s these days. Maining the 03 Pure Drive Team and 23 Pure Aero. I also have my eyes on the Instinct MP.
RIPStick18
New User
All are weighted up to 330g/320cmBP/325SW
hughley
New User
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even though i am 95% sure i would like a confirmation from an expert ( @dr325i ).
Is this what i think it is?It looks like a lollipop and it has innegra in the layup
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even though i am 95% sure i would like a confirmation from an expert ( @dr325i ).
Is this what i think it is?It looks like a lollipop and it has innegra in the layup
