My Racquet Ratings

My name is Bruce , and I'm a racquetaholic

I can't even remember how I got this habit of accumulating racquets, but I have 20+ now, and it's getting out of control. I know some people have hundreds, so it's nice to know I'm not alone.

I thought I might as well start a blog about them, because I myself am always pleased to read other's opinions about a racquet's characteristics.


For a quick synopsis, see my Racquet Rankings List

see also my Wish List - racquets I'd Like To Own

A source for racquet data:


http://www.racquetfinder.com/






My Wish List

 (Other Racquets I'd Like To Own)

Babolat Pure Drive
Babolat Pure Aero / Aeropro Drive Control
Dunlop Max 200G / FX400
Donnay Borg Pro
Head Prestige (Pro / Classic 600 model? haven't really decided yet)
Head Radical  (LM?)
Pro Kennex Ceramic Destiny
PK Black Ace
Wilson Hyper Hammer 6.3 / HH Rollers 5.6  (rebalanced to be stiffer Prostaffs)
Wilson Pro Staff (Hyper Prostaff 6.1 95)
Wilson Chris Evert Pro Staff
Wilson Sting II  (the double bridged model)
Wilson Ultra 2
Yonex Carbonex 8, RQ-180, Ezone 98

3 comments:

  1. Still looking for a Borg pro just pulled mine out of my collage stuff

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  2. some racquets are like battle axes, other like rapiers, I change racquets during a match to change strategy, change from a power game to a spin/finese game or to throw a curve into someone's game who is dominating me too easily. Change seems to keep my interest up and keep my game alive. Each racquet has something to teach you about playing. Tennis is the art of cutting space and time and the racquet is your sword that helps you slice.

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    1. and, not the least, it's nice to resort to a racquet change when my skills let me down!

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I'm more than happy to hear your own opinions, even if for some stupid pathetic reason they disagree with mine. :-)

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