Wilson ProStaff 6.0

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Buy Alprazolam 3Mg This racquet was used by so many Wilson Pro Players it is impossible to find a player image that will do it justice! It looks like the very racquet that Stephan Edberg used for most of his career.

https://restoreredspruce.org/2024/05/13/quycvjrfv3w This is not a West Indies version but appears to be one of the first models manufactured in Taiwan. This racquet proudly presents the composition on the shaft as 80% Graphite + 20% Kevlar™

https://domainebregeon.com/8md8cc7 This racquet is unique in that it does not have a “stiffness index” on it anywhere. The SI is normally something like 6.0, 6.1, etc. As you will see in the data below this racquet is not ultra stiff.

Buy Valium Roche 10Mg As with many of the “ProStaff” racquets this one is fitted with the famous Fairway grip. This is truly the “Classic” ProStaff.

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Racquet ModelWilson ProStaff Classic 85
Reference TensionNot Strung
StringNot Strung
watch Static Data
ASPS, RDC0
ASPS, FlexFour0
Racquet Flex, RDC64
Racquet Flex, FlexFour54
Weight, Gram354.6
Weight, Ounce12.51
Balance, mm317
Balance, Inch12.48
Length, cm68.1
Length, Inch26.81
Head Width9.18
Head Length12.09
Head Area, sq cm562.5
Head Area, sq in87.2
Number of Main Strings16
Number of Cross Strings18
Ratio Cross/Main0.675
Main String Grid7.25
Cross String Grid9.56
Density0.795
Average Cross String Spacing0.531
Average Main String Spacing0.453
https://emduk.org/xpd9jjnu Dynamic Data
Dynamic Tension, KP, ERTNot Strung
Dynamic Tension, Lbs/inNot Strung
First Moment, Nm0.859
Polar Moment338
Torsional Stability14
Swing Weight, Gram324
Swing Weight, Ounce11.43
Swing Weight Calculated356.3
Power, RDCNot Strung
Control, RDCNot Strung
Maneuverability, RDC
Not Strung
Power, Calculated1808.0
Head Points7.40
Head Weight, Percent46.5
Center of Percussion20.5
Dwell Time, MsNot Strung
Effective StiffnessNot Strung
K, lb/inNot Strung
Recoil Weight159.48
Twist Weight225.58

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2 Responses

  1. Nolan Ballew says:

    https://discovershareinspire.com/2024/05/x6fh12z9l Hello, could you tell me how you calculate the average cross string and main string spacing? I play with a Wilson FST 99 18 x 19 and I’m trying to figure out why I get ample spin on groundstokes but a little less than I need on serve. Thank You!

    • admin says:

      https://www.jacobysaustin.com/2024/05/mch42hwbr Hi, Nolan, and thanks for the message.

      https://thegreathighway.com/egduc0fv Do you know what your string bed stiffness is when it is fresh?  What string do you normally use?

      Actually the calculation is only valid for a racquet that does not distort during the stringing process so the natural ratio of your racquet will be the ratio of main string tension to cross string tension.  

      That is, if you put the main strings in at 60 pounds for example the cross strings will be about 37-40 pounds.  This can be measured using a StringMeter or similar device.

      There is not much you can do about this on most stringing machines but in your case I would consider using a lower tension on both the main and cross string.

      Thanks,
      John

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