The recent lack of availablity of the IsoSpeed Pro and sometimes the Klip Legend led me to search for a substitute. After a bit of research and posing questions to fellow TW borad members I bought a set of Klip Lightning 17. Lightning is 1/2 set of legend 17 and 1/2 set of Excellerator 17g.
The Racquet DNX 10 mid
The Stringer Prince Neos 1000 with Wise 2086
Stringing - Gut in the mains at 57lbs/w 10% prestretch No worries. very easy to work with. As with any gut its best to take your time. I did wax the mains before installing the crosses.
Excellerator - soft slippery stuff. I'm glad a planned ahead on the blocked holes. Fairly easy to string no real problems with coil memory or kinks. Seems to hold tension fraily well. Crosses strung at 57 lbs with no prestretch. Not nearly as "grabby" as the Isospeed. Knots were easy to tie and tighten
The racquet was strung in the morning and played with the same evening. With the Mojo setup I usually try to string it up the night before to let the Isospeed settle.
Playtest - (indoors with two former college players) This is one powerful comfortable setup. There were several shots that just exploded off the racquet. Control and access to spin is excellent. Not quite as spinny as the mojo setup but I still had several balls take the same last minute dip and drop in. Slightly more comfortable slightly less control than the Mojo.
After 2 hours of hitting no real signs of wear. During play string movement was minimal.
Overall - very pleasant surprise but expensive! Cost is higher $22 for the Lighning vs $18 for the Mojo setup. With the $4 difference in price I'm not sure if I'll purchase this one again especially if the durability does not approach that of the Mojo setup.
The Racquet DNX 10 mid
The Stringer Prince Neos 1000 with Wise 2086
Stringing - Gut in the mains at 57lbs/w 10% prestretch No worries. very easy to work with. As with any gut its best to take your time. I did wax the mains before installing the crosses.
Excellerator - soft slippery stuff. I'm glad a planned ahead on the blocked holes. Fairly easy to string no real problems with coil memory or kinks. Seems to hold tension fraily well. Crosses strung at 57 lbs with no prestretch. Not nearly as "grabby" as the Isospeed. Knots were easy to tie and tighten
The racquet was strung in the morning and played with the same evening. With the Mojo setup I usually try to string it up the night before to let the Isospeed settle.
Playtest - (indoors with two former college players) This is one powerful comfortable setup. There were several shots that just exploded off the racquet. Control and access to spin is excellent. Not quite as spinny as the mojo setup but I still had several balls take the same last minute dip and drop in. Slightly more comfortable slightly less control than the Mojo.
After 2 hours of hitting no real signs of wear. During play string movement was minimal.
Overall - very pleasant surprise but expensive! Cost is higher $22 for the Lighning vs $18 for the Mojo setup. With the $4 difference in price I'm not sure if I'll purchase this one again especially if the durability does not approach that of the Mojo setup.