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Tennis racquet recommendation

Yorky · 2007-06-06 09:06:04

I've been using the same racquet for the last seventeen years with moderate use. I don't know whether it is my imagination but it seems a bit 'dead' at times and others too much bounce - do I need a new one? Is this old for a racquet? If so, can anyone recommend a make and model and where to buy online? Thanks in advance.

06-06-2007 9:06am

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Yorky

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I've been using the same racquet for the last seventeen years with moderate use. I don't know whether it is my imagination but it seems a bit 'dead' at times and others too much bounce - do I need a new one? Is this old for a racquet?

If so, can anyone recommend a make and model and where to buy online? Thanks in advance.

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#2 10-06-2007 12:51pm

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First things first - what racket are you currently using?

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#3 11-06-2007 9:44am

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A head flex is a great racket .. or any liquidmetal HEAD racket ..

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/HeadRacquets.html

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