Just wondering if there's any players here working in Infineon (Melaka) or know someone? Finding kaki to play inside .

BT to which segment? I'll be hitting with my colleagues this evening though, just for fun as he's not exactly a tennis player. I'm not any better since I've stopped playing for a bout 3 months already =/

Ashaway Crossfire's 63lb only last a while lor. 1 week later maybe become 55 already .

I play 60lb on my npro open. Feels great when string's new. When it is about to break, like 2-3 weeks later. Tension feels like its below 55lb ._.

This post has been edited by celciuz: Sep 16 2009, 04:37 PM

It is RM35 (inclusive stringing) in Melaka

Ashaway Crossfire not my favourite, but then I'm a chronic string breaker. Best durability/price for me lol.

Shop is at Bukit Baru, what name already I forgot :S. After Hotel Kancil, with the library on the opposite.

Oh right, shop's name is Jetson . Me and my family's racquets all bought and strung by him. Good pricing in Melaka .

Prince rip it or something ? the hybrid strings? poly on mains, synthetic on cross?

That string not worth it, break even easier than Crossfire ._.

Depends I guess, Crossfire is pretty much comfortable for me. Strung at 60lbs on my 100 sq npro open. I guess not many people are used to kevlar + synthetic combination.

Me ar, not young and err not exactly old haha. Just graduated, so you can figure it out.

I never tried k6.1 at 60lbs crossfire before, only tried n6.1 at 59 lbs for 17gage crossfire. Not bad le .

Wah, sapu all the xfire from jetson?

Patt patt, your crossfire don't know can last how long one leh on your old blue racquet .

Prince Poly Blend RM25 one ar? That one, damn fast break. But then most of the time I break on the cross instead of the mains ._.

Jetson's stringing sometimes ok, but sometimes the knot not tied properly I think. The strings drop tension too fast. Got once I restring both my racquets for a tournament, one of them tension felt totally different . But most of the time its ok, just try not to string when you see there's a huge stack of racquets

This post has been edited by celciuz: Sep 19 2009, 07:54 AM

Depends on your grip, I use semi western / western (sometimes grip slip ), usually my skin tear on the middle finger.

Put on plaster or tape it when playing, happens to me if I were to stop playing for a period of time.

I have one of those screw in container to "maintain the pressure" of the balls. Most of the time useless since after one session the ball condition not too good already.

Serve at the pace you're most comfortable with, works for me .