u act like a week is a really short time to break strings. most kids on my team go through a full luxilon job in 2 hours.
i'd try any thick gauge poly.
u act like a week is a really short time to break strings. most kids on my team go through a full luxilon job in 2 hours.
i'd try any thick gauge poly.
My racquet has all gut VS 16g, 60lbs. over 90 hours of use over last 20 weeks and it is still very playable.(all indoor playing as is winter here in central NY) The string is fraying a lot, but has been this way for a good while. I may just get another 90 hours of use out of it.My brother that I hit with a lot has a greater amount of use (same string and tension), with no fraying at all, but he uses an eastern forehand flat hitter, his should outlast mine.He is mainly a baseline heavy hitter and a former MAC champion when he was in college). I guess we are both lucky we are not string breakers, as we both really like the feel of all gut set up.I could not imagine restringing the same racquet on a weekly basis.
i use prince 15 gauge string but i still break them in no more than a week. can you guys name some really durable strings that i could use that could last me at least a week longer?
Um... I don't think most pros can go through Luxilon in two hours. Are your teammates on steroids?u act like a week is a really short time to break strings. most kids on my team go through a full luxilon job in 2 hours.
i'd try any thick gauge poly.
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Rafa uses Pro Hurricane Tour.
^^^ Fraying yet? Can't imagine it isn't dried out.
J
Has been fraying for a while , but still playing great.