Roger_federer
Semi-Pro
Any converters of either 95 to 90 or 90 to 95 players. Could you give your insights? In every category possible. Thank you.
N six-one 95 to N six-one 90 or N six-one 90 to N six-one 95
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Roger_federer
Semi-Pro
GREAT. Finally the guy whos situation is similar to me. Lol Are you trying it for just trial or considering the switch?
looseswing
Professional
I switched from the 18x20 to the n90 and it played like a dream until today, but that was just me playing poorly.
zhan said:
I really do not think you should say a racquet is not "good" just because it
was not right for you. The 18x20 is not going to have as much spin potential
as the 16x18. I actually think the the 18x20 is the "better" racquet of the two.
When I say better; the mean the one with a better balance between power and control.
I do admit, that the 18x20 would have been even better with a more evenly spaced pattern.
textbook strokes
Semi-Pro
I play with the 95 16x18 now, after a year of struggling with the nc90. The 90 does feel great for serves and 1hbhs, but i got tired of losing against less skilled players with oversize frames. And believe me, it was the racquet not helping more that anything
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The 95 16x18 is a great racquet, that takes some time to adjusto it. Is more powerful but also spin oriented, so with the right technique you should control your shots, is less demanding in terms of sweetspot, and you can play within a wide range of strings tension.
I'm adding a little of lead tape in the head. Feels more solid. Time will tell.
.The 95 16x18 is a great racquet, that takes some time to adjusto it. Is more powerful but also spin oriented, so with the right technique you should control your shots, is less demanding in terms of sweetspot, and you can play within a wide range of strings tension.
I'm adding a little of lead tape in the head. Feels more solid. Time will tell.
supersmash
Semi-Pro
I went from the 90 to the 95. It was just so depressing hearing CLANK all the time.
supersmash
Semi-Pro
Well, I have my 95 customized. It's pretty much a 90 now except for the headsize.
textbook strokes
Semi-Pro
Please do tell how..
textbook strokes said:I play with the 95 16x18 now, after a year of struggling with the nc90. The 90 does feel great for serves and 1hbhs, but i got tired of losing against less skilled players with oversize frames. And believe me, it was the racquet not helping more that anything
The 95 16x18 is a great racquet, that takes some time to adjusto it. Is more powerful but also spin oriented, so with the right technique you should control your shots, is less demanding in terms of sweetspot, and you can play within a wide range of strings tension.
I'm adding a little of lead tape in the head. Feels more solid. Time will tell.
A racquet does not determine if you win or lose, it's YOU who determines who wins or loses.
acetennisman
Rookie
I dont like the stock nsix one tour 90, so i really dont like the 95. I think its best to get a racquet that you can grow into and customize, then one that is limited(too stiff, too much power, not enough control, too big of a head size, so thick of a beam). I would say however, that in a blind playtest with the recommended strings, the nsix one tour 90 would feel much better.
Roger_federer
Semi-Pro
Also I noticed, the n six-one 90 feels more solid than the 95. But the 95 definitely has more sweetspot. Also, the 90 looks better from far than the 95. The compact small head with a box beam...Drooooool*
dragonxking
Rookie
i went from a 115 to a 90 and i couldn't be happier
textbook strokes
Semi-Pro
Huh?..., Ok. I suddenly started to determine more wins after switching to the 95 then.NamRanger said:
