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Ezone 98 2022 is onbelibable on serves
I strung 3 PDs up the other day for a young ball basher who has his PDs all weighted to 12oz. I didn't measure the balance but he had most of the lead in the throat. He plays in a league up the road about 50 miles that has recent former SEC players in it. His mom and sis are tennis coaches up in Ohio somewhere. He has me string the "secret sauce" in his rackets. Last time I hit with him I asked him why put himself through this? He said he liked to hit with his"grandpa" for the conversation. He is in the Army, I am retired from it.PD is far too light for serving
I strung 3 PDs up the other day for a young ball basher who has his PDs all weighted to 12oz. I didn't measure the balance but he had most of the lead in the throat. He plays in a league up the road about 50 miles that has recent former SEC players in it. His mom and sis are tennis coaches up in Ohio somewhere. He has me string the "secret sauce" in his rackets. Last time I hit with him I asked him why put himself through this? He said he liked to hit with his"grandpa" for the conversation. He is in the Army, I am retired from it.
Ezone 98 2022 is onbelibable on serves
This has been my experience, but I wonder why though? Is it the way they design the frame with the thinner throat?Yonex Ezone 98 is one of the best racquets to serve with good power, spin and directional control. Really easy to whip through contact and feels automatic. I played with the 2020 version, but from what I'm hearing the the new 2022 version is pretty much the same. I think the Head Speed Pro is also a good serving racquet, but it's not for everyone and may require a little time to get the hang of. Once you get it though it provides good heavy serves with pace, spin and control.
I have to concur.Ezone 98 2022 is onbelibable on serves
Try to imagine a lesser player you know. Do you think his serve would get better if he changes racquet? I think his serve would be exactly the same. We are all a lesser player to someone.
Flat serves are easy to defendBest racket to serve is the Wilson Six One Team 95 ! Great flat serves !!