to those who use Wilson BLX prostaff 95
- Thread starter DNA2002
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Ya it's a definitely on the lighter side. It gets pushed around pretty easy so weight will needed to be added. If you weight the rackets so they have the same specs it will probably feel like the 95 has more power just because the sweet spot will be that much larger. Not 100% sure though.
PS 90 specs:
Strung Weight: 12.6oz / 357.2g
Balance: 8 pts HL
Swingweight: 327
PS 95 specs:
Strung Weight: 11.5oz / 326.02g
Balance: 7 pts HL
Swingweight: 306
Transitioning on demo racquets from PS 90 to 95, I felt like I had to put in a lot more effort for the same power on PS95. Putting some tape at 12 o'clock position will help with the power. And as the above user said, the larger sweet spot will make it seem like it's a stronger racquet.
CDestroyer
Professional
Its much easier to play with than the 90. I just string mine at 50 pounds to counter the low power. Its my favorite racquet of all I have played with.
I like my volkl o10 295 weight to SW335 at the moment but will try blx ps 95 as my "next" record. I demo-ed it and it is lacks power and stability in stock form.
I would try to get the SW up to about 330+ and keep it around 6 HL.
If you want it to play as solid and powerful as the blx 90, you will need to get the SW up quite a bit.
I would try to get the SW up to about 330+ and keep it around 6 HL.
If you want it to play as solid and powerful as the blx 90, you will need to get the SW up quite a bit.
Smasher08
Legend
If you want more power in your 90, just string lower. You'll still be getting its feel, control, and plow through.
If you want to go the 95 route, you'll gain some racket head speed because of the lower weight, but at the cost of some control, feel, and plow through. You can gain a fair bit of this back by leading it up to 12.3 or 12.5 oz. But you could achieve more or less the same result by just stringing your 90 lower.
