Pro Supex initial hit
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PROTENNIS63
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I don't know what you are "seeing". Try to add more detail. But on general, all Pro Supex strings are cheap.
BG 1.25/Titan 1.30 Initial Hit/Impressions
My experience with Blue Gear (BG) up and till yesterday had only been with the 16g/1.28 mm BG crossed with Supex titan sg 1.30. I decided to test drive the 1.25 BG/Titan 1.30 strung @ 52/55 as a comparison to see which one I will go with--So yesterday I played in a little doubles 4.0+ tourney w/ my bro in law. I usually play singles and love the baseline, so dubs is not my specialty per se, but I was very very impressed with the BG 1.25. Here are my thoughts/summary:
Touch/Feel: First off, you gotta try BG with titan or any softer syn gut-it really brings feel/touch into the stiffer BG. I was hitting some really nice touch shots and drop shots yesterday. Volleys were really nice as well, and there was plenty of pop/forgiveness no the "quick hands" shots at the net. The 1.25 was much better in this dept than the 1.28 BG.
Power/Control: WOW!!! Much better pop over the 16g BG. Keep in mind, it was beautiful yesterday (about 62*) so that certainly had a positive effect. Groundstrokes were powerful, but with plenty of control. My serves were $$$ with this setup. I played the equiv. of about 4.5 sets of dubs and NEVER was broken all day. We played on clay, and my kicker was awesome as well as my out wide slice serve. Was very happy all day. My 2hb was hard and deep and anyone who has hit with BG can attest--backhand slices are just AWESOME and WICKED!!:twisted: In my opinion, I can hit topspin with any string, but to me, slices is where BG is just uneblievable!!!
SPIN: Hell it's Blue Gear, you know the spin was awesome!!
OVERALL: Loving me some BG 17G/Titan 16g. Tension at 52/55 was about perfect in the Tour Diablo. I have some 1.19mm BG coming in and will certainly try, but right now the 17g 1.25 is what I am going to stay with for a bit. For all you dub players, do not shy away from this string just cause it is textured, I was extremely pleased with the feel/touch/pop I got on volleys with this setup. The true key for BG is to cross it with with a syn gut--it really is the "best of both worlds" to quote Hannah Montana!!
My experience with Blue Gear (BG) up and till yesterday had only been with the 16g/1.28 mm BG crossed with Supex titan sg 1.30. I decided to test drive the 1.25 BG/Titan 1.30 strung @ 52/55 as a comparison to see which one I will go with--So yesterday I played in a little doubles 4.0+ tourney w/ my bro in law. I usually play singles and love the baseline, so dubs is not my specialty per se, but I was very very impressed with the BG 1.25. Here are my thoughts/summary:
Touch/Feel: First off, you gotta try BG with titan or any softer syn gut-it really brings feel/touch into the stiffer BG. I was hitting some really nice touch shots and drop shots yesterday. Volleys were really nice as well, and there was plenty of pop/forgiveness no the "quick hands" shots at the net. The 1.25 was much better in this dept than the 1.28 BG.
Power/Control: WOW!!! Much better pop over the 16g BG. Keep in mind, it was beautiful yesterday (about 62*) so that certainly had a positive effect. Groundstrokes were powerful, but with plenty of control. My serves were $$$ with this setup. I played the equiv. of about 4.5 sets of dubs and NEVER was broken all day. We played on clay, and my kicker was awesome as well as my out wide slice serve. Was very happy all day. My 2hb was hard and deep and anyone who has hit with BG can attest--backhand slices are just AWESOME and WICKED!!:twisted: In my opinion, I can hit topspin with any string, but to me, slices is where BG is just uneblievable!!!
SPIN: Hell it's Blue Gear, you know the spin was awesome!!
OVERALL: Loving me some BG 17G/Titan 16g. Tension at 52/55 was about perfect in the Tour Diablo. I have some 1.19mm BG coming in and will certainly try, but right now the 17g 1.25 is what I am going to stay with for a bit. For all you dub players, do not shy away from this string just cause it is textured, I was extremely pleased with the feel/touch/pop I got on volleys with this setup. The true key for BG is to cross it with with a syn gut--it really is the "best of both worlds" to quote Hannah Montana!!
Lloyd Barcenilla
Professional
My experience with Blue Gear (BG) up and till yesterday had only been with the 16g/1.28 mm BG crossed with Supex titan sg 1.30. I decided to test drive the 1.25 BG/Titan 1.30 strung @ 52/55 as a comparison to see which one I will go with--So yesterday I played in a little doubles 4.0+ tourney w/ my bro in law. I usually play singles and love the baseline, so dubs is not my specialty per se, but I was very very impressed with the BG 1.25. Here are my thoughts/summary:
Touch/Feel: First off, you gotta try BG with titan or any softer syn gut-it really brings feel/touch into the stiffer BG. I was hitting some really nice touch shots and drop shots yesterday. Volleys were really nice as well, and there was plenty of pop/forgiveness no the "quick hands" shots at the net. The 1.25 was much better in this dept than the 1.28 BG.
Power/Control: WOW!!! Much better pop over the 16g BG. Keep in mind, it was beautiful yesterday (about 62*) so that certainly had a positive effect. Groundstrokes were powerful, but with plenty of control. My serves were $$$ with this setup. I played the equiv. of about 4.5 sets of dubs and NEVER was broken all day. We played on clay, and my kicker was awesome as well as my out wide slice serve. Was very happy all day. My 2hb was hard and deep and anyone who has hit with BG can attest--backhand slices are just AWESOME and WICKED!!:twisted: In my opinion, I can hit topspin with any string, but to me, slices is where BG is just uneblievable!!!
SPIN: Hell it's Blue Gear, you know the spin was awesome!!
OVERALL: Loving me some BG 17G/Titan 16g. Tension at 52/55 was about perfect in the Tour Diablo. I have some 1.19mm BG coming in and will certainly try, but right now the 17g 1.25 is what I am going to stay with for a bit. For all you dub players, do not shy away from this string just cause it is textured, I was extremely pleased with the feel/touch/pop I got on volleys with this setup. The true key for BG is to cross it with with a syn gut--it really is the "best of both worlds" to quote Hannah Montana!!
Have you tried big ace?
Which do you prefer if you have?
Yes I have tried Big Ace and do like it. Used it with titan (in a Head MG Ext), BA/MT, and full BA 1.22. I actually was using Topspin Cyberpower 1.25 and 1.20 crossed with Titan and it is my 2nd fav string behind BG. I really enjoy the extra stiffness of BG, which translates to extra control for me. I have some BA 1.17 coming in and of course will give it a go. Being mainly a singles/baseliner, the mixture of spin/control/power I get from BG is about perfect. And with the titan cross it only comes out to about $6.50/stick--which ain't bad at all IMO
Lloyd Barcenilla
Professional
i find blue gear tries to make me hit with more spin than i usually do, to try and make "insane" spin
moxio
Rookie
sorry... e bay
I'm sure alot of the extra pop was due to the temps being 60* instead of freaking 40*!!! It was nice to actually have some feel in my hands instead of them being numb!
Also, I'm sure alot the extra pop is just psychological, but whatever works. I can't wait for you to report on the 1.19 BG!!
PED
Legend
Just got back from a lunchtime hit with Blue gear 1.19. I strung it up with titan syn gut crosses at 56 and the BG mains were at 54. That's my go to setup. I put it in my PDR. In my APDC, I have BG 1.28 at 54 and titan at 56.
1st of all, the weather was amazing at lunch, 65 degrees so the ball was really flying much easier. I did not notice a big increase in power over the 1.28, in fact, in my case the 1.28 almost seemed to generate easier depth than the 1.19. Both my sticks weigh around 11.9 but the apdc is much more headlight and that might make a difference in my opinion as well.
I like the 1.19 BG, but the "BG-ness" of it is much less than either the 1.22 or the 1.28. I found that it played very similar to BA in fact. I got plenty of spin but it was not the same variety as the 1.28. Right from my 1st hit on the 1.28, I got a big grin on my face from the ridiculous amount of action i was getting on the ball. I did not have the same feeling with the 1.19. I switched back and forth between both sticks today so it was not just a case of my memory playing tricks on me. I did not serve any-I only hit groundies but the control was excellent and I was able to hit some really good angles.
In summary, I like the BG 1.19, I have another half set of it that I will gladly use then I will be happy to start using the 6 sets of BG 1.25 that I have in the cabinet. 1.19 is a great string but I do prefer the 1.25 or the 1.28 because they provide more of the characteristics of what I like about BG.
1st of all, the weather was amazing at lunch, 65 degrees so the ball was really flying much easier. I did not notice a big increase in power over the 1.28, in fact, in my case the 1.28 almost seemed to generate easier depth than the 1.19. Both my sticks weigh around 11.9 but the apdc is much more headlight and that might make a difference in my opinion as well.
I like the 1.19 BG, but the "BG-ness" of it is much less than either the 1.22 or the 1.28. I found that it played very similar to BA in fact. I got plenty of spin but it was not the same variety as the 1.28. Right from my 1st hit on the 1.28, I got a big grin on my face from the ridiculous amount of action i was getting on the ball. I did not have the same feeling with the 1.19. I switched back and forth between both sticks today so it was not just a case of my memory playing tricks on me. I did not serve any-I only hit groundies but the control was excellent and I was able to hit some really good angles.
In summary, I like the BG 1.19, I have another half set of it that I will gladly use then I will be happy to start using the 6 sets of BG 1.25 that I have in the cabinet. 1.19 is a great string but I do prefer the 1.25 or the 1.28 because they provide more of the characteristics of what I like about BG.
Lloyd Barcenilla
Professional
PED
Legend
WAO, I think the psgd will give you a "Crisper" feel than the titan which is a good bit softer. I like tons of pocketing so the titan fits the bill for me. I think you will like your new setup tonight. For me the 1.19 was interesting but I do like the thicker versions better. Kevin things that the grooves are likely deeper on the bigger gauges because of the thicker core and that makes sense to me and this enables the thicker BG to get a better grip on the ball. With the thicker versions, you can just rear back and let it fly.
PED
Legend
^^^Are you saying that you like a stiff feel JGN? BG is stiffer than full BA but it's nowhere near like bb alu in terms of stiffness. If you want a stiffer feel, I would use a full job of BG 1.28 and that should take care of things or you could do the poly on poly hybrid you mentioned of BG and BA. The US distributor mentioned they have had excellent luck running a hybrid of BG mains and cyber power crosses so you might want to consider that.
jcstennis
Hall of Fame
PED... do you find yourself changing grips when hitting w/ BG? IOW, if you were gripping or are a semi-western 1HFH, do you find that the BG coaxes or coerces you to try a more extreme grip... moving to a more western, to get all the spin you can out of the ball?...what i would like is to get more spin/control/depth, w/o changing my grip much... i think Lloyd has alluded to this...
thanks, J
thanks, J
Lloyd Barcenilla
Professional
yeah, well i don't change my grip, i just hit up the ball more, to try and reach "insane" spin. That's what i meant by changing my game when using blue gear
Correct--when I first hit the 16g BG I was really taken aback with how much spin and bite was there. The 17g still has plenty of spin, but it is not "as" pronounced as the slightly thicker 16g. 17g so far seems to be a slightly better "all around string" over the thicker 16g. Just my .02.
Lloyd Barcenilla
Professional
Think i should hybrid big ace with biphase or go full 1.17mm?
^^^ i'm in the same boat as you, i do not know what to do with my BA 1.17
I think I am going to try it with a 17g syn gut of PSGD or even just good ole' cheap Pro Supex orig syn gut 17g. Or I may sell it to whoever is interested:wink:
jcstennis
Hall of Fame
i'm in the same boat as you, i do not know what to do with my BA 1.17 (was thinking hybrid X1 or NRG2)
jcstennis
Hall of Fame
Pro Supex original syn... how does it play?
don't know, but it and premiere ace are the only 2 Supex strings I have not actually tried. I just think the red BA will look better with a white or natural cross (how gay do i sound!!)
JCS, my last hybrid was BA and NRG. Posted back my innitial thoughts. So far my best experience with a hybrid. I just strung up BG and PSGD and if the weather breaks today will play tonight. I do want to try Titan as PED suggested.^^^ i'm in the same boat as you, i do not know what to do with my BA 1.17
PED
Legend
J, i use a continental grip for everything...lol Seriously I use SW forehand and I don't really make any changes when using BG. If anything, I really whip it harder and really try to pound winners. My tendency (not a good one btw) is to try and hit up and not as much thru the ball. I've really worked on taking it earlier and really pounding it and using BG helps in this. I'm not as worried about getting action on the ball so I hit it thru and cleaner than I might otherwise. Its not all the string I know.
One really key point for me is the use of the BG hybrid. I really like this setup with BG mains and the syn gut or multi cross of your choice. I much prefer this to full BG from last summer. I had a torrid time with the 1.25 full BG and was unable to produce clean put away balls on approach shots for instance. Once again, it was more than the strings but when I cut out full BG and went back to my BA/Titan, the problem disappeared.
My 2 cents on the BA 1.17. I enjoyed it as a full job, but am looking forward to using it as a hybrid. I think it would be great paired with a good syn gut or multi like X1 or NRG. It's a nice string and so far I like the equal of BA 1.22 which is my fav of that setup. My son has full BA 1.22 in his aerostorm and that's a great setup.
PED
Legend
J: how is going with the K90 and have you demoed anything else recently?
I still love my PDR but am surprised that I can tell that the stiffness of 71 vs a rating of 68 in my apdc. I would have assumed that it was fairly negligible at that level. I do like that stick. I stuck 2g at the bottom of the handle tonight to get it swinging a little bit easier. I don't want to increase the weight much over 11.8 or 11.9 but I did want to make it a bit more headlight like my apdc setup.
I still love my PDR but am surprised that I can tell that the stiffness of 71 vs a rating of 68 in my apdc. I would have assumed that it was fairly negligible at that level. I do like that stick. I stuck 2g at the bottom of the handle tonight to get it swinging a little bit easier. I don't want to increase the weight much over 11.8 or 11.9 but I did want to make it a bit more headlight like my apdc setup.
jcstennis
Hall of Fame
K90 is sold...
but it was a means to an end... or a beginning! picked up a couple of BB11's... I will probably start off by stringing one of them with BA (not sure which gauge... probably thinner due to the string pattern)... the other i will string with Pacific X-Force, sound like a unique string, a bit pricey for me (like my wine, i shoot for good bargains, usually $10 and under... and have had great success!!!) but the PXF is a cool orange color which will go nice with the BB11... will string a full job and see how it plays....
next i want to try the BG in the BB11. probably hybrid it. surprisingly the BB11 has very good spin potential... i crave a bit more action on my second serves, so more kick is needed, i'll give the BG a shot!
^^^ i have to agree with PT63... BA is easy to string, no problems... but i also use CyberFlash, now that can be a pain sometimes (hard weaves on ATW crosses, uggh!!). CF kinks easier than BA.
Do you weave your crosses "one-ahead"? And when you get near the end, do you 'push-weave' or 'sew' your cross?
Do you use Red BA on the TF??? Sounds like that would look sweet!
Ah sorry for getting back to you so late. But yes I do use red BA on my Tecni's and it looks sweeeet! =]
I weave my crosses one-ahead and when i get to the end (not quite sure on what my technique is called) i just slowly thread the crosses by putting it through the racket and then pulling it back out....
But uhh i don't know. The BA seems to be kinking for some odd reason but this has never happened when i strung CF or SPPP so
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robkat
Semi-Pro
I just had my initial hit with BG. I strung it up last night on one of my Dunlop MFIL 200 16X19. I strung BG 1.25@ 48 and PSG/D @51. I was pretty impressed with the BG. Great bite on the ball, spin and control were amazing. I got good power of out of it too but that was from lowering the tension. I usually string a multi in this frame at 55 or 57. I ordered some Titan last night along with BA as well. I'm looking forward to trying the BG/Titan combo, along with BA too.
PED
Legend
^^rob, I think you'll like it with titan. It will have a slightly softer feel than the psgd. I'm still getting used to the BG in 1.19. I had good 2 hour session with it today. I can't tell which I prefer in my PDR: BG or BA. BG/Titan works better by far in my apdc, but the additional stiffness of BG over BA makes it not as compliant in the stiffer PDR. No matter, it still works really well. I was able to get some wicked spin-even when returning low hard shots. My hitting partner mentioned the action I was getting. I just smiled and told him I had "mother's little helper". I didn't say anything about the BG
I might go 53/56 with BG/titan next time in the pdr to loosen things up a bit. One last point: I've not noticed this much with BG 1.28/titan, but with the 1.19 BG/Titan you get a great metallic pop when you really connect: it's very similar to what you get with full ALU or full CF and it's very satisfying.
I might go 53/56 with BG/titan next time in the pdr to loosen things up a bit. One last point: I've not noticed this much with BG 1.28/titan, but with the 1.19 BG/Titan you get a great metallic pop when you really connect: it's very similar to what you get with full ALU or full CF and it's very satisfying.
robkat
Semi-Pro
^^rob, I think you'll like it with titan. It will have a slightly softer feel than the psgd. I'm still getting used to the BG in 1.19. I had good 2 hour session with it today. I can't tell which I prefer in my PDR: BG or BA. BG/Titan works better by far in my apdc, but the additional stiffness of BG over BA makes it not as compliant in the stiffer PDR. No matter, it still works really well. I was able to get some wicked spin-even when returning low hard shots. My hitting partner mentioned the action I was getting. I just smiled and told him I had "mother's little helper". I didn't say anything about the BG
I might go 53/56 with BG/titan next time in the pdr to loosen things up a bit. One last point: I've not noticed this much with BG 1.28/titan, but with the 1.19 BG/Titan you get a great metallic pop when you really connect: it's very similar to what you get with full ALU or full CF and it's very satisfying.
You answered my next question. I was going to ask if Titan is softer then PSG/D. So that is good to know that Titan is softer.
I strung my Son's racquet with the BG/PSGD too and I could tell he had more action on his shots as well. I'm looking forward to seeing how the BG/Titan plays, along with the BA.
jonolau
Legend
I managed to squeeze in two and a half hours of tennis last night and I tried out the following setups:
MFil 300 - BG 1.25 @ 60lbs
MFil 300 - BG 1.19/BA 1.17 @ 60lbs
MFil 300 - BA 1.17 @ 60lbs
Aerogel 200 - BG 1.25/Spiral Flex 1.30
Only one thing I can say - the BG119/BA117 and BA117 setups were amazing. Groundstrokes were just full of pop. My opponents commented on the amount of power that my strokes had. Even though the strings were thinner, I could swing hard and fast with lots of confidence powering flat angled returns that were unreachable. I could also get lots of topspin with the BG/BA setup especially on short balls, brushing up well on the ball to keep it in play as well as placing them deep into the opponents' baseline. I could see them struggling to control those deep balls, and when I applied topspin, the ball kicked high up forcing them to return soft high balls that I could put away at the net.
BG 125 felt stiff and underpowered in comparison to the BG 119 and BA 117.
The Aerogel 200 with BG125/SF130 felt overpowered. Flat shots were begging to go long and I had to really brush up on the ball to keep it in play.
Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the smaller gauges and my new mantra is "GO THIN!".
MFil 300 - BG 1.25 @ 60lbs
MFil 300 - BG 1.19/BA 1.17 @ 60lbs
MFil 300 - BA 1.17 @ 60lbs
Aerogel 200 - BG 1.25/Spiral Flex 1.30
Only one thing I can say - the BG119/BA117 and BA117 setups were amazing. Groundstrokes were just full of pop. My opponents commented on the amount of power that my strokes had. Even though the strings were thinner, I could swing hard and fast with lots of confidence powering flat angled returns that were unreachable. I could also get lots of topspin with the BG/BA setup especially on short balls, brushing up well on the ball to keep it in play as well as placing them deep into the opponents' baseline. I could see them struggling to control those deep balls, and when I applied topspin, the ball kicked high up forcing them to return soft high balls that I could put away at the net.
BG 125 felt stiff and underpowered in comparison to the BG 119 and BA 117.
The Aerogel 200 with BG125/SF130 felt overpowered. Flat shots were begging to go long and I had to really brush up on the ball to keep it in play.
Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the smaller gauges and my new mantra is "GO THIN!".
PED
Legend
^^^Good write up Jono. BA 1.17 is my favorite of the BA family, but I still have to retry BG 1.25 in the Blue Gear side of the tree. I'm also stringing my BG 6 pounds lower than your 60 so that might account for why I'm finding it more compliant
For now, I prefer the BG 1.28 to BG 1.19. Having said that, BG 1.19 was very effective for me today
For now, I prefer the BG 1.28 to BG 1.19. Having said that, BG 1.19 was very effective for me today
jonolau
Legend
I found BA Micro very nice and lively. It has tremendous amount of pop, and though it's thin, there was no significant tension loss after 20 hours of play.
jonolau
Legend
^^^Good write up Jono. BA 1.17 is my favorite of the BA family, but I still have to retry BG 1.25 in the Blue Gear side of the tree. I'm also stringing my BG 6 pounds lower than your 60 so that might account for why I'm finding it more compliant
For now, I prefer the BG 1.28 to BG 1.19. Having said that, BG 1.19 was very effective for me today
Good point about the tension of BG 125.
The only reason why I strung it at 60lbs is because that is the mid tension of the MFil 300, and stringing all my racquets at the same tension would give it a fair base for comparison.
I would strongly suggest to anyone stringing with BG 125 to lower the tension by 3-6 lbs (as PED also suggested) to give it more playability.
jcstennis
Hall of Fame
Jono... and others...
How is serving with BG? Better kickers? Control good?
Jono, i love you man! I was thinking BG/BA combo!!!! especially with the thinner gauges... i always like the sense of control i get with BA, now with an added ingredient like BG, sounds like a winner...
keep us up to date with that combo... tension loss, playability, etc...! thanks,
j
I have the BG 1.25/Titan @ 52/55 and LOVE IT!! Played 4 sets of singles last night- 2 against a hard hitting 18yr old ranked junior and a 2 against my other 4.0 singles player (for the record won all 4: 4,2,3,1 whoohoo!
) Anyway, I know have about 7+ hrs on the BG 1.25/Titan and the gears are worn abit, but the spin and control is still there and then some! The spin to me is really coming from the fact that BG is a stiffer string in relation to BA. My crosscourt forehand was just in a zone and my 2hb has finally been resurrected--I didn't hit it this good when I was a ranked jr!! As to JCtennis: my serves are awesome with the BG/titan. Flats, slices and kickers are all very nice. One big thing I really noticed, in my last 45+ games of serving with this setup, I have only doubled 3 times!!! I have so much condience in my 2nd serve right now and it is great!!
Finally, as you may have noticed (or probably really don't care) but I have a 3rd Diablo strung with PHT/MT and I have been trying to figure out how to set it up and stay in the "Supex Family"--Jono-you convinced me: I am going to go with my BG 1.19/BA 1.17 and string it at 52#. I just think the all poly thin gauged will be a fun setup!
PS: I turned one of my buddies onto the Blue Gear and he ordered some yesterday. He is going to try BG 1.25 crossed with Supex Poly Power Soft--I thought this was a very interesting combo. It should work well, but I told him to string it at around 52-54 at the most to really get the benefits!
Yeah DTL shots are awesome, but my cross court forehand and now my 2hb is truly awesome and my new go to. At the end of the night, I was just trying to see how hard I could hit the 2hb and see how much angle I could get--I was seriously laughing and shaking my head in disbelief! Slices on the backhand are really, really nice, especially on approach shots-your opponent really does not have alot of options when the balls skids and stays about 3" off the ground--easy putaways!!! LOVIN IT
jonolau
Legend
I have the BG 1.25/Titan @ 52/55 and LOVE IT!! Played 4 sets of singles last night- 2 against a hard hitting 18yr old ranked junior and a 2 against my other 4.0 singles player (for the record won all 4: 4,2,3,1 whoohoo!
As to JCtennis: my serves are awesome with the BG/titan. Flats, slices and kickers are all very nice. One big thing I really noticed, in my last 45+ games of serving with this setup, I have only doubled 3 times!!! I have so much condience in my 2nd serve right now and it is great!!
Finally, as you may have noticed (or probably really don't care) but I have a 3rd Diablo strung with PHT/MT and I have been trying to figure out how to set it up and stay in the "Supex Family"--Jono-you convinced me: I am going to go with my BG 1.19/BA 1.17 and string it at 52#. I just think the all poly thin gauged will be a fun setup!
PS: I turned one of my buddies onto the Blue Gear and he ordered some yesterday. He is going to try BG 1.25 crossed with Supex Poly Power Soft--I thought this was a very interesting combo. It should work well, but I told him to string it at around 52-54 at the most to really get the benefits!
I totally agree. With my BG/BA setup, I was hooking balls like crazy stunning everyone on the court with wickedly angled cross court returns. On one occasion during doubles matchplay, my opponent served wide from the FH court and my return landed well within his service box about 6 inches from the doubles line. Insane.
