Yes, K-six one tour is very very stiff, dont buy it ONLY IF your accuracy is low. I guess I know where my elbow pain from, I serve without hitting the sweat spot, it produced tremendous amount of vibration especially the top part of the racket, =(

Then i guess u must be a amateur player
It's never too late to rectify your mistake

ok...thanks for the suggestions...

so u guys all using hybrid stringing? or just one type of string?

some pricey strings claim that they can enlarge the sweet spot ( i think is wilson's NXT string). those who tried it before, does it really enlarge your sweet spot? like still hitting good even if the ball is off-center

Very simple
Big racquet head size big sweet spot & small racquet size u guess la!!!!
Very comment sense rite

Hmm... thanks for the rectification. Adds to my knowledge of knowing next to nothing about Wilson racquets.

Not quite sure what you mean by accuracy is low? Do you mean directional control? IE if you aim cross court, the ball goes down the line, if thats the case, nothing to do with the racket, got to do with your arm, if you don't like the vibration lower the tension, if you don't like the "PING" when you hit the ball use a dampener.

Agree, can always improve, just practice more, not to sure what he means by amateur player, most of us here aren't touring pro's, albeit they are a few ex National/State players on the forums.

I am personally using one type of string.

I doubt that has any truth in it. Just marketing gimmick, one day in the future, may be a string can be developed lol.

I'm a 2 months old beginner

What I mean for accuracy is hitting the sweat spot The "ping" sound is nice for me

my mfil 300 is stiffer than thanksixone team... so it generates more power rthan ksixone team.. even though both have similar weight...

i play with the dunlop stick if i play a lot of drives from baseline, while i will play with my ksixone if i want to serve & volley


well, i cant afford to play with heavier sticks, such ksixone 90, yes..feel very nice but i cant last longer with it, i m a skinny little guy ma~.. may be only 2 hours only...i tried several times b4..

I always prefer heavier racquets than light ones.
I'm rather skinny too, about 55kg only belief it or not.

I also prefer heavier rackets. To me, they generate more power.

How heavy do our racquets weigh? Anyone at 13 oz? Heavy heavy one...

I'm using a classic Prince AceFace graphite racquet which is made back in 1989(its as old as me ), weighs in at 12.4 oz strung.

On average, most racquets weighs around the low-11oz right up to 12oz these days though.

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Added on April 19, 2009, 8:07 pmAnd btw, has anyone used the Head Microgel Instinct? How is it?

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Apr 19 2009, 08:08 PM

True the heavy racquet can generate force to smack the ball.
But how many times u can swing back to your opponent!

This post has been edited by pooh88: Apr 19 2009, 08:17 PM

Why not put it this way? How many times can YOUR opponent return your balls?

Mine is 12.3 oz

12.7 oz strung here.

12.4 oz strung... come la show muscle... below 12 oz dont post please.. u wimp!

i 10.4 only woh

mine 320g unstrung? oh wait! 11.2876 oz

This post has been edited by SticH: Apr 19 2009, 10:44 PM