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Babolatbarry
Guest
Should I really be worried or not?
I'm hesitant to get Juice Pros because of Wilsons bad quality control
keithfival
Professional
You can have TW match the stated specs for $10. What I would be worried about is the ungodly stiffness.
jwbarrientos
Hall of Fame
Demo! you could have good luck and get perfect match or like someone else sugested pay extra $ por that service.
shadowshifter
New User
? The average stiffness rating on TW is 64, isn't it?
But yea, you can ask TW to find a matched pair (or however many rackets you want to buy, I assume)
aggietex08
Rookie
TW matching service is the best thing I have ever done. With that being said you will never go back once you use it. Once you play with match speced racquets you will feel the small difference in racquets that you once did not. This eliminates the buying used option for me now.
Also I can say the Juice Pro surprised me. I only demoed it because of the 10$ off demo if you demoed a Juice or Steam racquet. I just wanted to try the BLX PS6.1 95, 200 lite, and Vcore 95d. Was shocked that I liked the Juice the most. I love flexy thin beamed racquets that are low power so didnt think the Juice would be for me at all. It gave some nice free power and amble supply to spin. Nothing that would make me switch over but I won't ever knock anyone for using the racquet. Though I will always knock the hideous paint job.
keithfival
Professional
I demoed it and it hits great but felt stiff as %^^& to me. I didn't last 5 minutes with it.
keithfival
Professional
Yea, I will definitely do it from now on when I buy new ones since the last two I've bought were so far off they felt like different rackets. My still try my luck with used ones though.
darklore009
Hall of Fame
The juice Pro was a ok racket. Didn't like the juice 100 cuz it's stiff and the ra rating is 71 or 72. Wilson isn't a bad quality racket. You should ask TW for suggestions. They know a whole lot than we know.
As many have stated, pay $10 for TW to match a set. Or, carry a scale and measuring tape to your local pro shop and make sure that at least the balance and static weight are matched. You could even use the iPhonw swingweight tool to match the swingweight.
My last Wilson's were purchase without matching and the balance was exactly the same and the static weight was less than 3 grams apart which is over 99% match. I did ask the pro shop to check the weight and balance before I bought.
My last Wilson's were purchase without matching and the balance was exactly the same and the static weight was less than 3 grams apart which is over 99% match. I did ask the pro shop to check the weight and balance before I bought.
