lol your complete lack of referece to my post and your random shift of subject proves me right. thanks for trying though!
Let me try to explain it to you:
Serves: #1 with the 6.0
OHBH: One of the best; could use more room for slice hit high (due to lazy footwork), but topspin great
Volleys: great
Touch/Drop shots/feel: #1
Return of serve: big challenge because I'm older, slower, can't see as well (stabbing @ hard serves with a 110 sure may help...)
Weight/balance etc: If you can't handle it, you should be playing darts instead (and I'm a 41 yr old with multiple injuries that would make most people quit the game)
As VGP and others have stated, it's for fun and the enjoyment of the sport. I sure would have to waste alot of my time going into every "I love this racquet" thread to slam people's opinions and skill level because they choose a certain racquet. I wouldn't have enough time in my day to criticize every racquet that is too thick, too muted, too hollow, too sucky. And, I hit harder with the 6.0 than 90% of the people at my level playing with 100's - 4.0 - 4.5 for full disclosure who can hit with any 4.5 and look as good (not match tough at all due to infrequent play, age, injuries). But, I still would put $5,000 on the line and challenge you to a weight lifting contest, or maybe $100K. Let's do it. We can post a vid and share with our TW'ers. Now that would be fun and a "LOL" moment! Basketball was my sport and I'm a late tennis adopter (started at 17, never took a lesson, played only a few months per year, took 10 yrs off after college). If I took it seriously from a young age, 5.0 most likely. I have owned more racquets than I care to admit, but as an example - own the Donnay Gold 99 - zero feel, just don't play as well as the 6.0. Can you explain that since it's a 99 and the 6.0 an 85? Also own the POG 110 - terrible balance (new version lacks quality feel) and swings like a large airplane wing, but I sure can stab at those big serves and get a few more balls over the net - who cares - hated playing with it...