help choosing a racquet

[dark-zero]

hi everyone i need help choosing a second racquet. i currently use the k90 which is an amazing stick. i am trying to find a racquet. i tend to have off days. so i would want a more forgiving racquet. and the look matters a little as well. so thx for reading

100sq -
11.5+ oz

 

[phucng_10]

MicroGel Extreme Pro
Babolat PDR ; PDR+ ; APDC ; APDC+
Prince O3 Speedport Pro White

There's probably more that other TT members might know of. But I'd suggest you demo them before you buy one.

 

[m1stuhxsp4rk5]

what are you looking for in the racket. control, spin, power? whats your playing style?

 

[[d]ragon]

i;d say just get another k90 and stick with it even on off days cuz everyone has them. on offdays, just try to focus on good contact, good footwork, and keeping the ball deep

 

[phucng_10]

i;d say just get another k90 and stick with it even on off days cuz everyone has them. on offdays, just try to focus on good contact, good footwork, and keeping the ball deep

Pretty much. I have tennis days where my shots are amazing and my non-tennis days where my shots fly everywhere. Just stay focus on your off days like [d]ragon has said but try not to literally think about what you should keep focusing on. Thinking will get your mind off your game and you'll eventually play worse then you already are.

 

[Striker]

You can try the MG Prestige Pro or the Ag200

 

[anirut]

Suggesting AG100 here, at least its also a 90 inch head with open pattern like the K90, but lighter and easier to handle.

 

[D. Dokas]

a gamma big bubba. perfect for off days lol

jokes jokes, but as stated above you need to be able to adjust on your off days and not blame your equipment.

 

[nik_893]

how about a k95

 

[phoenicks]

don't blame the racquet

i;d say just get another k90 and stick with it even on off days cuz everyone has them. on offdays, just try to focus on good contact, good footwork, and keeping the ball deep

agreed, buying another new racquet means settling in ,and it takes time, meanwhile u can progress faster if u don't have those time. I have been in the same path before having lots of different racquet, and I can certainly tell you off days are not gonna go away just by simply changing the racquet, a lot of times, it's the feel, the mechanics, body uneaziness.... but not racquet !!!!

when u have an off days, juz make sure ur eyes tracks the ball longer , and getting clean contact.

 

[dark-zero]

thx guys for the help.i guess ill focus more when im on my off days