Why? This is a very boring racquet. And to those that think the Pure Strike is loud, why? I almost hate reading threads like this because it's odd for me to see how many guys prefer lame @$$ paint jobs.
This racquet looks great IMO, graphene speed pro ltd
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Really nice paintjob. Not too loud yet noticable enough with the subtle details (modest branding, white strips with red stripe inside hoop, etc.). TAKE NOTE WILSON.
Best looking but you can't buy them. It's a 315 test racket.
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How can you not go with the Limited Edition Prestige Midplus. So clean with the black paint job.
If McDonalds made tennis racquets, they'd look like this.
Ketchup? Meet Mustard.
Think of the cross-brand marketing possibilities:
"Over a billion ( cases of TE, past, present & future ) served!"
"Consistent, mindless baseline bashing across the entire globe!"
"You want fries with that?"
You're welcome!
Now, to whom do I send my invoice for my consulting services?
That's a fantastic looking stick. I almost bought one, went for a Graphene Radical Pro instead, what a mistake!This racquet looks great IMO, graphene speed pro ltd
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Bingo:
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The new Asics racquet may have the best paint job since the Yonex Super RD-Tour, but the shape is a little weird. At least its a nice playing racquet.
Agreed about the Pure Strikes. Just wow. They would sell more if Tsonga had kept using it.
The Pure Strikes are hands down the best looking racquets. Duh
Sure, they're all flawed pretty badly in stock form, but I'm still trying to modify one of them just because they look so cool.
This beautiful one still gets my attention... Dunlop Max200G
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Bingo:
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They are pretty, aren't they? That was the reason I got it...
Which version are you playing with? I think the Pure Strike Tour is a bad *** of a racket. What are some of Pure Strike's flaws in your view? I've only played with the Tour version but have been interested in the regular version to lead it up...
I'm trying to come to terms with the PS100. I have tried different amounts of lead at the butt, but have settled on about .25oz. The lead at 3 and 9 is the question now. I cannot seem to hit a good forehand with it. I've tried an eastern grip and semi-western, but I keep wondering if i need to hit gobs of spin or hit it flat. It's great on serves. Every ball dies if its hit at the top of the stringbed. It doesn't just go a little shorter, it actually dies. Weird. Backhands are great. I think I need to try the 16x19 or the 18x20. I've tried the Tour, but I haven't tried tail-weighting it. It just seemed too heavy and clunky. Even seemed more heavy than the Six.one 95 18x20 that I switched to after it.