MY BAG CHECK, WHY I CARRY 4 RACKETS AND YOU SHOULD TO

[@gregschexnayder5630]

"Honey you got a big box from Amazon" " Yay, my 48 hats are here!" lol

[@aca2077]

Dont Quote

[@gregschexnayder5630]

@@aca2077 "Don't Quote"

[@tonyantonuccio4748]

Minimize variables to improve consistency. My bag has three identical racquets. Here in Texas, we sweat a lot. When a grip gets slippery, put it aside, let it dry. Pick up one of the other identical racquets. Keep rotating them and you'll usually have a dry grip. Different balls play differently. The wind blows inconsistently. The sun moves in the sky but my racquet will always play the same.

[@doosrajawad]

Great list. Things I carry that are not on your list -TWO smaller towels. I like having a dry towel when one gets drenched -Sandals. Oooh the joy of taking off hot shoes and wet socks and feeling the breeze -Nail clippers. Mostly for cutting string, but sometimes nail maintenance too -Two extra shirts. I like a fresh shirt for that third set, and a completely dry one to wear home -Cash. Some cash lives permanently in the bag. In some countries you have to tip the ball boys/girls who dont take cards -Water/drink bottles. You probably have them too

[@ternedo6074]

Can never forget the water!

[@DeeeFoo]

How high level of a tournament are you playing that you have your own ballkids?

[@doosrajawad]

@@DeeeFoo I am in a country where they are available even for your practise sessions. Sometimes they are groundskeepers and young pros who are making a little extra money on the side. I go a little out of my way to support them, particularly during this covid lockdown.

[@lacalito99]

People think im crazy carrying dif tensions... but it makes a big difference.... thnks for reassuring me

[@TyRaff]

Thanks for talking about temperature. I live in the Midwest, and play outside for near 10 months of the year anywhere from 45 to 90 degrees.

[@kingkongcoder]

which state?

[@josephsantana3094]

I'm good with two of the same racket as a weekend warrior. Mainly to have one backup and to also allow me to go longer without visiting the shop for stringing. No particular reason why but Id rather string two rackets once every two months than string one racket once a month. I'm not going to mess with all those varying tensions I'll just run what I like and if I get tired that just means I need to improve my fitness. Got two Yonex Ezone 98s and I'm happy especially with their great QC.

[@Mister3Pac]

How many times a week are you playing to restring every month or two?

[@josephsantana3094]

@@Mister3Pac At the time I made that comment I was hitting anywhere between 1 and 4 times per week using a full bed of poly or hybrid poly/multi.

[@K4R3N]

Pulls watermelon out of the bag "Just in case I get hungry"

[@martyflannigan5052]

how about a 12 pack with ice

[@DanielTheBozo]

ngl, i would do that too

[@aryalanup]

@@martyflannigan5052 and the

[@aryalanup]

@@martyflannigan5052 I

[@MrProstaff61]

Another important thing about sunblock is that you need to apply it at home 15-30 min before you start playing(especially in hot, sweaty weather) otherwise you'll just sweat it off.

[@milesmartinez3577]

And the best thing to do is cover up something like long sleeves and a hat but if it’s 90 outside no way would I do that obviously to comfort level

[@paddlepower888]

Black long sleeve shirts for bright sun up to 80 degrees. I wet the sleeves to get evaporative cooling and repeat when dry; I might sweat less, so it may reduce electrolyte loss

[@sachinrajpal76]

So glad I found this channel 😊

[@Raphael-tg2ox]

10:41 Where "I carry 4 rackets ~" starts.

[@DeeeFoo]

I only carry 2 racquets in my bag, and they're not even the same model lol. To be fair though, I'm not sensitive enough to be bothered by the difference.

[@rolandharris2706]

same. this all reminds me of the princess that woke up because she felt a pea beneath like 13 mattresses. Me and you would have slept through the night because we wouldnt have felt a thing!

[@Falquiboy]

Keep in mind that this guys sells tennis equipment for a living. There is no reason to own so much if you are a regular hobby player. If you earn your money with Tennis, then there is a reason to think about details, thats my opinion.

[@DeeeFoo]

@@Falquiboy That's true. There are still hobby players that have like a dozen racquets though, so I still don't understand the need for so many. I guess if you're a collector then you'd want to have a bunch of different racquets, but even then there's probably only a handful that you actually would play with and bring to the court.

[@Falquiboy]

@@DeeeFoo They probably feel good if they own a lot. The decision itself is stupid though, as it wont make you a better player. Doing core workouts on a regular will make you a better player than using a racket with a different tension. If the goal is to become a better player, you only need one racket. If your goal is to win trophies, then your sponsor will probably buy everything you need so thats that. But this channel is about the equipment and thats okay, I am not hating on anybody actually.

[@Sokeresa]

@@Falquiboy i agree! I have 3 racquets, all same model, but i ont carry 2 to the courts at a time. I tru to restate them so they have similar tensions. I like my racquets as identical as possible, i can't stand when they are different tensions and toy can feel the difference.

[@Sweeney-Kubach]

I have 5 racquets in my bag, I play with the Wilson Profile Kuebler 95sq. I love these racquets and I have love playing with them. I haven’t found a racquet that is close to these racquets. Great video my friend.

[@2ndAveScents]

2 of the same is enough for any rec player not competing. 1 for play and 1 backup in case a string breaks so you don't have to go home early. Or you could be like me and have 12 different brand new racquets in your bag because you want to test and feel everything the market has to offer and demos are annoying because you don't get to pick the string or tension.

[@Isaac-qg4sh]

You can cut out the strings on demos and put ur own

[@leebr2010]

Emergency racquet :) I have one of those as well, a stock version. Love your videos.

[@mattfoley4128]

Which pocket has tha weed?

[@alleniverson397]

The hidden pocket

[@amanmaheshwari5830]

😂😂

[@Moshnberry]

yet another great video..thanks for the personal insight into your tool box.. I am a 42 lbs convert since last year..

[@rishijai]

There was a tennis coach I know whose tennis bag weighed almost a 100 lbs. In addition to 10 rackets, clothes, shoes, cones and markers, tool kit, towels, balls, toiletries, camera tripod, first aid kit, spare strings, grips and overgrips, rope, books and brochures; he also had therapy equipment - exercise rubber bands, gyro balls, massage roller and spring hand strengthener.

[@Isaac-qg4sh]

Thats like a crazy amount of stuff

[@josephjoestar5444]

That’s the coach life they need it

[@joakimharlin9030]

I also carry 4 racquets. 3 Head Radical Pro and 1 customized Head Speed MP. Stings and tensions vary between them. Reasons: Need to change when the grip gets too sweaty. Need to change when I get fatigued. Need to adapt to a hard hitter or a soft hitting pusher. Also some days my serve or strokes in general are just off and a shaped string with more bite helps or a looser tension. Needless to say also as backup for string breakage.

[@SRKarting]

Great channel / info . Love the colour of the Confi 3.0. I just cannot play at those tensions, I’m playing with Lux Alu Power in a Pure Strike 98 16x19 at 57/54. I like all my rackets strung at the same tension so I know how the ball comes off the racket each time and I get them re-strung every 2 weeks.

[@g2whatbrodie283]

I love this bag. I carry a lot of crap for the simple reason that I like to. I like playing with different rackets not because I’m a pro but, I like to change things up and I also have a hard time walking away from a good looking racket. Having my “collection” and all of my accessories all in one bag just makes me happy. Maybe he feels the same way. I will use this bag until it falls apart, It suits me and it obviously suits him.

[@pbc_03]

i carry 4 racquets in my bag. yamaha secret 100, yamaha secret ex and 2 wilson pro staffs from my collegiate days. I have been demoing the wilson clash 100 and really enjoying the way it plays. a little light for my taste but i do appreciate the softer feel. nothing a little lead tape won't fix. i may have to retire all of my old racquets and switch to the clash.

[@chrislin2774]

Very nice and informative video. I usually have 3 of the same. I have one strung with poly and the other two strung with synthetic gut. The one with poly, strung 2 lbs. tighter than the ones strung with syn. gut. For several years, I bought 3 of the same racquet because of chronic string breaking. Nowadays I don't play as much and buying 2 of the same makes more sense. I used to be all about the boardy feel of high tension strung racquets, 65+ lbs, syn. gut. Now, I'm stringing my racquets in mid to low 50s. Took me months to get used to those low tensions. Anyways, I'm primarily carrying only 2 of the same racquet in my bag. 1 strung with poly and the other synthetic gut. I usually play with the one strung with synthetic gut. I play with it until it breaks or feels "dead". For the past few years, I am breaking less strings. I will use my other racquet strung with poly if I am dealing with better competition; otherwise it's just there as a spare.

[@MarceloRodrigues-ch1lv]

Man, you're crazy. I love you

[@islandmerchandise3017]

Starting to be a regular viewer. Good stuff. My request is for a playsight data on poly vs natural gut. Get a 4.5 guy, same racquet, let’s say clash or blade, and I wanna see the spin on forehand on playsight. Can you do?! 👊

[@djblackwing737]

Good point on having multiple frames with different tension. Personally I carry two matched pair just so that I can switch between them once my grips soaks with sweat. Been wanting to see vidoes regarding personal equips with details from a fellow player. Keep the vids comming.

[@Sokeresa]

Use tourna grip original if you sweat a lot, it helps!

[@jonathanchen1026]

Seriously Wilson needs to step up their bag game, idk why a lot of companies are moving over to duffel type style of bags.

[@vanodne]

What specifically are you looking to accomplish with the various strips of lead on the Clash? I have a Clash 100 with a little lead at 12 o’clock to bring up the swingweight (and a few grams in the handle to compensate). To my eye that looks like a lot of lead on an already stable racquet!

[@g2tennis]

1:09 "easy to hold on to a bag 10+ years" I have mine for almost 8 years now, almost there

[@wesanderson6442]

Why do you play with the Clash 100 Pro/Tour? It is a relatively new racket. I found it hard to control the topspin for me. I think it is more for a western gripper. Is that true? I play with a Pro Staff 97 (not the RF) for several years (black on black) and am an Eastern to Simi western gripper at a 4.0 level. I was looking for a change. Any suggestions?

[@LukeTankersley]

I’ve had the same bag for about 12 years now which was when I first started playing🤣

[@colinc275]

I have 2 clashes, different grip sizes 4/3 and different string types, one racquet I prefer, the other for experimentation (I have a stringer)

[@shitaocheng1527]

It really depends on weather, grip, sweatyness of hands, if you are string breaker or not. Also could because he is stringer he wants to test at different tensions so he could give proper feedback to customers too

[@gq_79]

This is life man!

[@thatonekid4857]

90 degrees feels good with a breeze. Central Texas with nice Humid 106 degrees in august really sucks. Then it drops to 80 in September and rains every day. Gotta love Texas lol

[@asdfkie]

why don't you use the RF97A instead of adding the amount of lead tape?

[@Gabriel-mi9bz]

I think it’s bc the rf97 is really stiff compared to the clash which has a lot of flex and comfort

[@mathan_raj]

Lot of good suggestions....will try these out

[@pats300zx]

Great video !!! I play with the Wilson Clash and I wish they would come out with a decent bag for it !!!

[@pats300zx]

Just an FYI...I did reach out to Wilson about the Clash bag and they said they will be releasing a 9 and 12 pack for the Clash in Spring of 2021.

[@jorgeandrescoppiano]

Hey Tennis Spin! About the over grips, maybe Yonex Supergrap would work well for you. Not as tacky as Wilson Pro.

[@rafafederer2211]

I'm in your channel all day

[@k3nw]

@TennisSpin, Could you demonstrate the difference in ball launch/projection/distance from hitting with each of your racquet. I mainly want to see the difference (and how noticeable) each string tension plays at. ie. the same groundstroke, serves. volley with each of your different tension racquets.

[@CJZM7777]

My opinion is most of us only need 2 rackets. I have used this approach for 4 decades and I think I only once had a situation where both rackets had broken strings. If you play a lot and play a lot in competition, I could see getting 3 frames but no one needs more than 3 rackets. I also have a stringer so if I know I have 2 or 3 league matches in the next week, I can string up a 1 or 2 frames. You can always keep a 3rd older model in your bag in the rare event that you break strings on your 2 current model frames. More than 2 frames is a waste of money in my opinion. Funny, the guy that owns a pro shop says you need 4 frames.

[@juju-rt8ek]

I carry different racquets, different tensions. Depending how I feel also.

[@tonygareth221]

I like shock absorbers but sometimes I don’t use them so I can feel the ball better too. That is a lot of lead tape and it totally changes the racket! I can’t imagine it feeling good. I like to add weight to my pro staffs but I’m getting older and can’t handle the RF type weight but I use at least the reg pro staff weight 11oz +.

[@ГеоргиПеев-ц3к]

I want to see you how you play tennis

[@sylvainbauge]

I used to play with 8 rackets in college. Now as a hobby player I only have 2 but I'm thinking to get a 3rd and 4th just in case but they're not really necessary as I don't break strings often even though I put a lot of spin on my shots.

[@porkisthebestmeat8955]

What happened to the 8 rackets from college? Did they get old and break?

[@sylvainbauge]

@@porkisthebestmeat8955 No way! I sold them years later for almost the same price I bought them for. Head Prestige Classics still sell to this day for a handsome dollar.

[@KyleCasey08]

Down in Florida it gets to 110 in the morning and we play at 1:00

[@thatonekid4857]

Gotta love your southern states lol

[@danechildress4546]

I've had the same bag for 20 years.

[@jlook6070]

I just use a single racquet and don't have a second. It seems a little excessive to carry multiple racquets if you can only use one at a time. The shoes are my everyday shoes. That's the contents I carry to the court other than the balls. My goal is to play in a league and become 4.0-4.5.

[@quinby123]

Head monstercombi 10 rackets bag for the last 8yrs.

[@0330jeswu]

Have u tried the clash 98 ? How do U feel between the 98 vs 100

[@nieloabellanosa7911]

What's the difference between the solinco confidential 2.0 to the luxilon smart which you recommend for clash rackets.

[@jatinshetty]

Yo.. where is your store located? Trying to decide on which tennis racket to buy next

[@ericjones253]

How do I know if I need to weight up my racquet?

[@rio5866]

It depends what you like but what skill level are you?

[@leonardoalves4647]

Never thought about multiple sticks in that way. Makes a lot of sense tho. Thanks

[@edweaver3363]

I just switched my clash(s) to confidential at 40 and 44lbs. I really like the 18 gauge. Feels like more bite. I am not a big string breaker. What about you?

[@RGRSRegen]

I string my Vcore 95 at 58 with confidential.

[@TennisOnAction]

How often should we replace tennis balls for practice? What is the side effects when not using new ball for training ? Thanks

[@richardbance7564]

Hi, I can’t get Quanta muscle rub in the UK, any ideas where I can find it and they will send to UK.

[@enriquegarbay4417]

Please can you show us how you custome your racket please. All

[@fullfocusable]

I want to strung a poly with some power and feel as loose tensioned. Which one is good?

[@Radnally]

Ive seen bug out bags with less stuff.

[@sherifhassan9791]

loool

[@rogly90]

where is your store front located?

[@strayfirex]

You should try the Tecnifibre X-One ball if you get the chance. It plays like a softer US Open.

[@Kozu313]

They do not sell them in the US apparently. But it is a GREAT ball.

[@rocallubricantes4698]

Hi There, i really love your videos great info ,i watched every single of them, i just would like to give you a positive feedback , the sound sometimes is hard to hear it ( sounds like you were very far away from the mic ) , getting a mic for the cam like an external mic not something fancy just something to get the job done , would put your videos in another level ... thats it !! Thanks man Great Tennis info again it helped me a lot ! where can we buy from you ? where are you located ?

[@TennisSpin]

Thanks for the tips! I just ordered a mic. Thanks for watching!

[@nicholaschrist9712]

you should try toalson's quick dry grip its the best overgrip for me.

[@chasenotleya.t.c.l6837]

the title ... "Why I carry 4 rackets and why you should to" why you should to what??? Also I wish i had enough money for 4 rackets 2 is the most I can afford.

[@master0fnone]

Well I'm guessing he would greatly benefit from people buying more rackets. It's just advertising. Jesus look at all the affiliate marketing in the description too.

[@chasenotleya.t.c.l6837]

@@master0fnone lol title should finish - WHY I CARRY 4 RACKETS AND WHY YOU SHOULD TO GIVE ME MORE MONEY

[@JCole-fg3rr]

pproust it’s not that deep

[@capricornmagic63]

@pproust My thoughts exactly. There is no point in a recreational player carrying 4 rackets to the courts. I've seen it at clubs too many times over the years. The worst is most of those cats can barely play. I don't know how well this dude plays but if this shop is his full time job, I can't see him having the time to play a great deal. I can see him turning up at his country club bending over his bag rummaging thru, picking up two rackets, tapping them together 'listening' to the strings, picks up another does the same etc etc so as far as I'm concerned it is pretentious ' look at me ' bull shit.

[@paddlepower888]

Gotta learn to use the two racquets I have. Mess with string tension later

[@toonsoffun5733]

My bag is probably 10+ years old and it's not broken. Aslong as no seams are loose or you need more space for more tennis rackets or other stuff there is no reason to upgrade imo. Most bags practially last forever and that is a good thing.

[@eddiepearce5307]

WOW You are the 3rd person I have seen last 25 years that doesn't use an overgrip! NOW its me you and McEnroe thats it last 25 years 4.5&4.0 leagues + regular people I play with! I use Head Softac Traction BTW

[@carstenkelle7624]

Should it be always the same racket? And if yes, why? Thank you!

[@andresf1984]

Am I crazy for carrying two bags?

[@mrbasketballfan6549]

@Legba daniels seems like you do too

[@rebecacyrineu1529]

I live in Brazil, rackets are way too expansive here for me to have more than one of the same kind :( I carry 2 in my bag, but it’s my old racket and my new racket, and they are completely different hahah

[@enriquegarbay4417]

Hi, on next video can you explain how dos you customise your racket allí steps please

[@teddy5380]

No offense but I’ve seen u play and your level is not good enough for the slight tension difference to make a difference in your overall play at your 3.5 level

[@somarajnarayan69]

Hi, In case I want to buy that Kneed-It knee support you are using, where I can buy it.Pls let me know. Rgds

[@TennisSpin]

Here is the link : www.amazon.com/product/B000vm08y/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=utf8&tag=tennisspin-20&creative=9325&linkcode=as2&creativeasin=b000vzm08y&linkld=229a7ffaf164e00995c1acef7a191832

[@Sokeresa]

@@TennisSpin this link is not working. You have a good one

[@tenglao4269]

I am agree with your view and opinion with the actual clash bag it is for carrying a dog or a cat..

[@faintworld6590]

I am a freshman in highschool, and I carry 3-4 because I tend to break a lot of frames and strings. Just recently snapped a frame and broke 2 strings so im down to one racket... :/

[@adrianlunn6449]

Outstanding informative video

[@Tennisbull-match-statistics]

Do you change rackets if you are playing doubles vs singles?

[@vexlyz5280]

Prefer to use a looser tension to really sink those balls into the court as well as volleys.

[@charliemckay6402]

Snoopy says, "It is not how you play the game, it is where you place the blame!" Sting tension works!!

[@amenra3988]

3 Yonex racquets with identical tuning and stringing for 2 out of 3 sets. 3rd racquet may be strung 2 lbs. looser for the 3rd set of a tournament.

[@pabace1420]

Sir you should go on the Tour with me obviously with that bag plus items!! I have a very similar amount of items. congrats!! :)

[@crgb2]

Did you carry Uniqlo clothing in your store? Thank you CR

[@YuzukiEba]

Is this tennis shop located in irvine CA ?

[@stuartlloyd-jones9583]

Does the weight of the balls change (apaert from mconditions effecting). Or is it jusr down to the rubber hardness?

[@thewindrises]

Two racquets are more than enough for most people. Pros change racquets every 9 games that's why they need more, eps. if they are playing grand slams.

[@ArtWong128]

I'm sure you have experimented with string gauge. What string gauge have you settled on? For years I hit with synthetic gut, various brands, 16 gauge. I finally decided to experiment with poly and ended up with Hyper-G 19 gauge at 52 pounds. I have three racquets in the bag, Pacific Raptor, all stock -- 4 3/8 grip, vibration dampener, Dunlop overgrip. It's amazing how the tech has changed since I started playing -- pipe wrench Jack Kramer 4 5/8, Fairway grip to my super light small grip Raptors.

[@smashthestateX]

yo ching chong nobody ask u.

[@Radnally]

3 minimum. Yes! But i break strings.

[@Sokeresa]

How often you break strings? Once a match?

[@juju-rt8ek]

Mains and crosses same tension?

[@lisettewicev7598]

Can you do a video about topspin pro?

[@Sokeresa]

You only ever need 2 racquets!!! One to play and one for back up. If you do tournaments then i would carry 3 to be extra safe, but that's about it! Different tensions is strange to me, what happens if i break a string and only have looser racquets, all screwed.... Idk, 3 racquets max, club play carry 2, tournament carry 3. Now, this is for the average Joe 3.0-4.5 club player that occasionally plays USTA leagues. If you a elite junior or college players, or pro, you know that there is no rules there, everyone is individual and can share their set up. I am referring to the average Joe shmoe - 2 to 3 racquets strung as close to each other as possible, rotate them regularly so they wear evenly, and resting often no more than 1 month between string jobs, you will be ok!

[@fabiozapletal_FZ4U]

Your videos are really cool. Congrats. Hello from Brazil!! Question: where is your store located? When all this corona crazy moment is over I wish I could visit you sometime ok. Take care.

[@TennisSpin]

I am about 25 minutes outside of San Francisco in a town called Greenbrae. Store is called Tennis Nation. Thank you for watching.

[@Tennisbull-match-statistics]

Is this Brad Gilbert’s store?

[@googlereviewer1944]

I don't see the point of carrying around all the excess weight. If I'm playing recreationally, I turn up with 1 racquet, 1 drink bottle and some balls. If I'm playing a tournament, I'll add 1 more racquet and a towel and spare shirt. Everything else I leave in the car.

[@tjg801]

Just because you don’t see a point doesn’t mean someone else does. For me, I live in a city and don’t drive to the courts, so I need to bring everything with me. Live and let live

[@chuckfriebe843]

Google Reviewer if you are leaving your racquet/s in your car, it’s likely they’re being exposed to high temps as well. Not good for your strings or your frame. What’s your level of play?

[@Sokeresa]

@Google Reviewer I agree. i have 3 racquets not only cari 2 with me at a time. I have a big 12r monstercombi bag only for when i go to tourneys and USTA league matches, a small backk pack for all other times. Always trying to pack as light as possible.

[@victorhvidstenh4774]

Can you do a rewiew on Yonex polytour spin on mains and Yonex polytour pro on cross with 52 ibs on both???

[@robbcampbell7441]

Does he wear the shoes from his shop and put them back on the shelf after the match?

[@NoNameGucci]

Could you please explain more around the reasoning of your lead tape adjustments. Thx

[@juanchoja]

When you put lead tape at the tip of the racket makes it the most head heavy, mostly if you wanted to have more plough through, lead on the sides at 3 - 9 o'clock is for stability, it also makes it head heavier and more plough through, although not as much as lead on the tip (12 o'clock), lead on the throat if you like the overall performance of the racket but want it to be heavier while keeping the same swing weight and head light. Lead on the handle to make it more head light, more manoeuvrable, faster to hit, but it might make it less stable. What happened here I think is that he wanted the racket heavier to make it more stable, but if you put the insane amount of lead he put in the hoop, then you need to start compensating, as believe it or not, if you take out the lead in the handle, it will make it lighter on paper, but less manoeuvrable and heavier to hit as the weight would be distributed at the top, think like a hammer (all the weight is at the top and light at the handle, makes it difficult to manoeuvre but very solid to hit). I think this gentleman used too much lead, unless he is a pro this racket is way to heavy IMO, this is nearly as heavy as Federer's actual customised racket, but I don't know him. What I would have done is to add a smaller amount of lead in the hoop (12, 3 and 9 o'clock) and maybe some weight inside the butt cap to compensate or even just a leather grip which is heavier, that way the swing weight and balance stays within his desired levels without too much added weight.

[@NoNameGucci]

@@juanchoja thx, I'm actually using the Wilson Clash Tour (now Pro). I feel I have really good power and control but who doesn't want more power? So, I guess adding some to 12, 3 and 9 would be doing that?

[@juanchoja]

@@NoNameGucci I would add a bit of weight at 3 and 9 o'clock only first, adding tape will not give you more power, but more plow through or more stability. If you want more power, ty losing the strings 1 lb down or change the gauge, the same strings with a lower gauge will make them more elastic. Adding the tape at 3 and 9 will not be as extreme as 12 o'clock, the benefits of adding at 12 o lock is if you want it more head heavy, that's it, adding tape at 3 and 9 will give you more stability and it will also make it more head heavy, not just as much as 12 O'clock. If you feel the racket twists when returning heavy balls then that's a stability issue which will be compensated best with weight at 3 and 9. Try 5 grams ( 2.5 grams in each side broken down into strips of 1.25 grams for each grommet side) and try it out. I feel that if you add more weight you will have to add weight in the handle to compensate and unless you're a pro, you'll be entering into a vicious circle making you racket too heavy. Play a 2 hours match with it, don't try it for an hour, as the general rule is that you should play the heaviest possible racket you are able to, but in a 2 hours match.

[@danielwilschetz1490]

WhTs your favorite face sunscreen?

[@gremsa]

there is an other clash bag! it is completly black with letters in red! i got it!

[@elimorcos1387]

Where from?

[@gremsa]

Eli Morcos the bag is called wilson tour 3 comp clash

[@lukemorris643]

“ if I’m not feeling so balanced I isn’t use the new ‘balance’ shoes” Hahaha like if that made you laugh as well. Your my favourite KZbin channel hands down what is the best club level tennis racket under $160 or £130?

[@islandmerchandise3017]

Yes, why no clash bag?!

[@chrislin2774]

Have you bought 3 of the same racquet and they all swing and feel different? Ugh! I used to own 3 2011 Babolat Pure Storms and they all feel swing and feel different. Frustrated. Then I switched to Pure Drives and I was really lucky that all 3 purchased frames swing and feel the same. Other racquets where I got lucky, 3 of the same, Wilson Hammer 5.2 Classic; Wilson H Tour 95; Wilson N:Code Tour Two. Babolat Pure Storm and Aeropro Drive were failures.

[@jendanism]

Why looks so new. I have 2 shoes but only 1 racket