Wilson Ncode Tour 90 - Asian/Japan version? Back-up racquet?

[TuTu]

Hi everybody,

I'm currently using the US version of Wilson Ncode 6.1 Tour 90.

But after a 2 set play of single, I tend to get tire on the 3rd set. And my pace slowed down.

The Asian/Japan version of Wilson Ncode 6.1 Tour 90 is slightly less than 12 oz.

I'm thinking with less than 1 oz at hand, it should enable me to play longer. Or may be play a game of double, after single : p

So my questions,

1) Is the Wilson Ncode 6.1 Tour 90 (Asian Version) a good back-up racquet?

2) Or should i get myself a Wilson Ncode 6.1 95 (US version) as a back-up?

3) Please comment Wilson Ncode 6.1 Tour 90 (Japan Version)? Anyone are welcome.

Thank you.

 

[drakulie]

I have always felt that if you are going to have a primary raquet that you really enjoy, get a second one of the same kind.

Maybe after acouple of weeks you will get used to the weight, and be able to play with it longer.

Godd Luck.

 

[BigK35]

Don't use a different racquet, it will be hard to adjust during a match. Either you get used to the weight, or change your strategy for the 3rd set. Hit balls high over the net with a lot of top sping pushing your opponnet far behind the base line. Lob to a corner and come to net. Throw in some drop shots and when your opponnet is at net lob it over him. Be smart with angles.

-BigK35-