KPS 88 compared to PT 630 & PSC 6.1

[Ross K]

I know the PT 630 and and PSC 6.1 very well but I've never hit with the KPS in my life.

Just to help me get the picture could ppl possibly say how in their views the KPS 88 compares to the PT 630 and PSC 6.1.

I'd specially welcome hearing about feel (how would folks describe the feeling?), baseline play (I've heard many mention the KPS as excellent for more all court or serve and volley - but how about for more b-line play?) and maneuverability (the weight and bulk is well known, but how about contrasted to the PSC 6.1 and PT 630? Both of which I've played before and are around my limit, and neither of which are exactly anaemic!)

Cheers everyone!

R.

(BTW, If Michael Chaho is reading this I'd specially appreciate hearing about PT 630/KPS comparisons.)

 

[Pro_Tour_630]

they, all three are all major plow frames,

I used the KPS88 as a baseliner/all courter this summer on red clay,

even though the PT630 is dense and the KPS88 is open they both have excellent feel. If you are vollying more and fancy OHBH I would give the nod to the KPS88. Again when I was not on ( which happens poor shape) I got punished this summer on clay with the KPS88 and would switch over to the PT630. Playing S/V indoor or doubles I would play with the KPS88. I can not see myself go three battle sets with the KPS88.

as usual, string/tension/guage matter the most with these frames.

 

[Ross K]

they, all three are all major plow frames,

I used the KPS88 as a baseliner/all courter this summer on red clay,

even though the PT630 is dense and the KPS88 is open they both have excellent feel. If you are vollying more and fancy OHBH I would give the nod to the KPS88. Again when I was not on ( which happens poor shape) I got punished this summer on clay with the KPS88 and would switch over to the PT630. Playing S/V indoor or doubles I would play with the KPS88. I can not see myself go three battle sets with the KPS88.

as usual, string/tension/guage matter the most with these frames.

Thanks Michael, that's very helpful I must say... totally the kind on info I was after.

R.