wilson burn fst 95
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Player/Stringer
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That is my frame of choice and is so for one reason. You know how to use it, it is one of the best frames. I don’t know how people can like the RF97 and not this.
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Player/Stringer
New User
Shows exactly what type of people dislike the fst. The people who go around smashing racquets because they hit too many double faults...
n8dawg6
Legend
cant stand those ppl
n8dawg6
Legend
but they have a lot of passion for the game.
BounceHitBounceHit
Legend
It's actually the softest most muted frame I've ever hit with (measured) RA 70! 
BHBH
BHBH
Shroud
Talk Tennis Guru
Ditched mine too. But i liked it. Jist not stiff enough
n8dawg6
Legend
thats what she said
n8dawg6
Legend
vague feel for sure. agree on specs, i was hitting some heavy shots with it. really prefer the xt prestige pro, its more predictable.
Shroud
Talk Tennis Guru
Lol. I totally missed that. Nice job!!
CopolyX
Hall of Fame
I never have blamed (or smashed) the frame...
Mistakes are always forgivable, if one has the courage to admit them.
A quick temper will make a fool of you soon enough.
-B.L
Can't tell you how many I have donated to my local usta (w/ free stringing).
Plenty of young players in need of a good stick..
Good for the sport, Good for the soul...
Mistakes are always forgivable, if one has the courage to admit them.
A quick temper will make a fool of you soon enough.
-B.L
Can't tell you how many I have donated to my local usta (w/ free stringing).
Plenty of young players in need of a good stick..
Good for the sport, Good for the soul...
The frame is very string sensitive but a good low powered shaped poly at around 49lbs is money.
SpinToWin
Talk Tennis Guru
Alright, not for everybody.
For whatever reason Enjoy it a lot. I added some lead tape and a leather grip and works for me.
In all fairness I nearly got rid of it in the beginning due to arm pain but then i figured out how to make it work.
Also, 2011 called. It wants its Meme back.
For whatever reason Enjoy it a lot. I added some lead tape and a leather grip and works for me.
In all fairness I nearly got rid of it in the beginning due to arm pain but then i figured out how to make it work.
Also, 2011 called. It wants its Meme back.
SpinToWin
Talk Tennis Guru
Art is timeless
BounceHitBounceHit
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TennisHound
Legend
Stfu noob
TennisHound
Legend
I think I would savage the Tournagrip, buttcap, and grip. We’ve all been there. Lol Sorry for your loss
Player/Stringer
New User
Good for you, replying on a thread that’s more than 3 months old just to call me a noob.
TennisHound
Legend
How many posts have you made? It still shows you as a new user. It looks like you just show up to be an a-s.
re_ipsa
Rookie
There ia always a starting point for everyone
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TennisHound
Legend
I know this is 3 months old, but who has never smashed a racquet?! Who has a local USTA office?! Who has a local USTA office that cares about Jrs at all?! That is all a bunch of complete bu-lsh-t! Our USTA Jrs program is a joke. It’s all richy ranked kids who cherry pick the leagues and tourneys.
“I don’t blame the bear, Kenai.”
ToastyTilapia
Rookie
The FST 95 is a polarizing racquet. Not in terms of weight, but that the reception to it by players is on the extreme ends of the spectrum. Either you love it or you hate it. Personally I like it quite a lot - it's a very unique feeling frame.
TennisHound
Legend
Shroud, is that “what she said” to you?
mhkeuns
Hall of Fame
I honestly thought it was a great frame, but I also understand how some people could be put off by its somewhat plasticky muted feel. Regardless of its unique feel, the racket hit really nicely. Just the ones hit on the top of the hoop were jarring, but that in common with most rackets.
Player/Stringer
New User
Yes, I don’t have many posts on a tennis forum but I have more experience playing tennis than you could ever imagine so please do not insult me for deciding to actually PLAY tennis instead of just writing about it... You can talk all you want but what you bring to the court is the thing that really matters...
TennisHound
Legend
Man, tennis brings out the whacks sometimes.
brownbearfalling
Hall of Fame
I guess at $60 a frame they are disposable. Anyone notice the ever so slightly longer length?
ToastyTilapia
Rookie
You know there is a difference between the burn 95 and the burn fst 95 right? The regular Burn 95 must be what you are referring to since that is on sale for $59 right now.
sbaniak
Rookie
SpinToWin
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n8dawg6
Legend
humorously, one of our club pros is still using it. it is the club’s beater now
ToastyTilapia
Rookie
I have two sitting on my shelf that I don't use much anymore. I might extend them half an inch and see how it goes.
n8dawg6
Legend
thaaaats what she said
This frame specs are great for my game and always wanted to try it but could never do it.
Justine used to play older version Wilson ncode ntour if I am right ,low weight compared to high weight around 330s.Picked up older ncode racquet as someone was selling a old Wilson ncode ntour 105 (16*20, 300grms and 340sw ) for really cheap.
Looking forward to hit with it.
Justine used to play older version Wilson ncode ntour if I am right ,low weight compared to high weight around 330s.Picked up older ncode racquet as someone was selling a old Wilson ncode ntour 105 (16*20, 300grms and 340sw ) for really cheap.
Looking forward to hit with it.
darklore009
Hall of Fame
I used to be my go to racket for its faster swing in the air as its has some aero dynamic purposes, however I switched to the TT95 as it feels much better than the muted stiff 95 FST. It isnt a bad racket, just not for everyone.
It really depends on skill and strength. This racquet is not forgiving. It can delivery if one meet minimum requirements to drive it. Instead of calling maligning this and that, it’s better to go to gym and work out one’s weakness. It’s still much lighter than a ps88,so there isn’t much to complain about. Of course, there are plenty choice out there, one don’t have to be hooked to a single racquet for life... it’s fun to play with it once a while if you don’t want to depends on it.
ShahofTennis
Hall of Fame
I for one loved the FST 95 because I love honesty. It was just a true representation of the trash we all know Wilson to be, despite the benefit of the doubt we give them because of their not so inconspicuous advocators on these forums. #Yonex2020
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