wilson N code 5 110 head

[persistent]

I would like to get some Professional feed back on a Wilson N Code 5 racquet that is 110 head size. I am a 4.0 club player and was using a Wilson Prostaff Classic 6.1 with 95 head size. The N code seems more spongy and not as stiff, but I have only played with the new racquet a short time just a couple of matches. I got a good price on theN code and that is why I bought it but I may have purchased a inferior racquet. Could anyone tell me there view points on the N code, and do you think any pros have used the Wilson N code 5 110 head size. I would appreciate any feed back. Thanks

 

[caesar66]

I would like to get some Professional feed back on a Wilson N Code 5 racquet that is 110 head size. I am a 4.0 club player and was using a Wilson Prostaff Classic 6.1 with 95 head size. The N code seems more spongy and not as stiff, but I have only played with the new racquet a short time just a couple of matches. I got a good price on theN code and that is why I bought it but I may have purchased a inferior racquet. Could anyone tell me there view points on the N code, and do you think any pros have used the Wilson N code 5 110 head size. I would appreciate any feed back. Thanks

The psc 6.1 and the n5 are incredibly different racquets. The n5 isn't "inferior" per se, but you'll see alot more beginning players using it than fairly established players. If you like it and can play 4.0 tennis with it as well or better than with the 6.1, then its hardly inferior. I've not used the n5, but I wouldnt imagine that it would play anything like the 6.1 series at all (which I use). I doubt any pros use a stock version of it, but there may have been some wta players that used a modified version or paitjob of it.

 

[danniflava]

my brother uses an n5 98... let me know if you would like any feedback on that...

 

[persistent]

Yes I would really appreciate some feed back and his exact model he is using. Thanks a bunch.

 

[persistent]

Thanks a lot for the feed back. I agree that after doing a little more research it is recomended for 3.5 to 4.0 players

 

[persistent]

Thanks for the feed back I agree you see a lot more beginners using this racquet. A good lesson for me is to do a little research before buying a new racquet.

 

[Vision84]

The best advice is to play with the racket ie demo it before purchasing.