Usually, I’m more concerned about getting a bike with a weight and stiffness that I feel comfortable. After enduring several elbows and shoulders over the years, I am in favor of the lighter racquet. Generally, the weight of 130 to 140 grams. A stiffer racquet help keep vibrations to a minimum too. It is another injury prevention. It’s a good idea to have at least one pair of snowshoes, whatever your preferred brand and model is today. There is nothing worse than being in the club championship draw 6-6 in the fifth game, then a string, and have made a racket in the bag that has a different meaning than it played.
In general, I have more bats in my bag so I really need. I guess I’m just a kind of rat pack like that. You never know when you will need another bat. I sometimes think that some people must have a racquet additional field with them just to break the walls. Maybe someone who has a crack just on the brink of collapse. Better than to ruin a perfect condition. Everyone has probably had a racket of age retain only the sedimentary value. I have an old Slazenger in my bag, I never use, and had over 10 years now. This is a real junker. Well done for a borrower to the opponent, I play to improve my chances.
As for the racket strings go, I’m partial Ashaway strings in those days. Or the super power or nick nick. SuperNicks is a touch more beautiful, but do not seem to last as long as PowerNicks. Either you work well enough, it is more a matter of getting used to, either. I played a couple of N145 Wilson this season, but I think that to change something next year. Dunlop I liked last year, but they seem a bit ‘too fragile. I went with two of them are less than a month. It may be time to do some ‘shopping in the racket in the fall.
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