Federer Changing Racquets

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  • GeoffWilliams
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    • May 2010
    • 1840

    #46
    It seems to me he had Wilson copy jokers' frame, but his frame was listed by Raven to be an RA of 54. Fed needs an RA of 65. This new frame has no pop. I suspect, the joker frame is not as listed, but is actually 65. Also needs to string higher with the larger sweet spot, up to 59/61 from his 48/46lbs. Fed, if you are reading this, let me string and customize a frame for you. Just one.

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    • don_budge
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 6994

      #47
      Dunlop?

      Originally posted by GeoffWilliams
      It seems to me he had Wilson copy jokers' frame, but his frame was listed by Raven to be an RA of 54. Fed needs an RA of 65. This new frame has no pop. I suspect, the joker frame is not as listed, but is actually 65. Also needs to string higher with the larger sweet spot, up to 59/61 from his 48/46lbs. Fed, if you are reading this, let me string and customize a frame for you. Just one.
      Do you think a Dunlop frame might be suitable for him? Wilson frames seem to be a bit stiff to me.
      don_budge
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      • GeoffWilliams
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        • May 2010
        • 1840

        #48
        The mfil-200 would have been good, if siliconed, weighted, and strung with vs/alu. Blake still uses it and he does not lack for power. Wayne F. used it, a Berkeley resident since he married a Berk. girl.

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        • stotty
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2009
          • 6630

          #49
          Rotten bat that Wilson...

          Originally posted by don_budge
          Do you think a Dunlop frame might be suitable for him? Wilson frames seem to be a bit stiff to me.
          Federer's old Wilson is like a plank of wood. I played with it for a while and found it awful. The sweetspot is so tiny. How he won all the slams with the worst racket on the market is a more outstanding achievement than the achievement itself.
          Stotty

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          • klacr
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 2900

            #50
            Originally posted by licensedcoach
            Federer's old Wilson is like a plank of wood. I played with it for a while and found it awful. The sweetspot is so tiny. How he won all the slams with the worst racket on the market is a more outstanding achievement than the achievement itself.
            I happen to like that plank of wood feeling but I hear what you're saying My Head prestige racquets at 93 sq. inches and about 13.8 ounces feel like a 2 x 4. Guess I'm just weird, but I feel good with it.

            Kyle LaCroix USPTA
            Boca Raton

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            • GeoffWilliams
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              • May 2010
              • 1840

              #51
              The head prestige is a stiffer version of the pro stock pt57A. Try that stick and see how you like it, best strung with vs/alu or vs/black code 16g or vs/nrg2.

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              • seano10s
                Junior Member
                • Dec 2010
                • 22

                #52
                Fed's racquet

                Is Fed using the 98" racquet in Cincinnati?

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                • don_budge
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2009
                  • 6994

                  #53
                  Stuck...I know how he feels.

                  Originally posted by seano10s
                  Is Fed using the 98" racquet in Cincinnati?
                  No...he has gone back to the old stick. He can't let her go.
                  don_budge
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                  • dimitrios
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                    • Jul 2011
                    • 48

                    #54
                    Yes, here's a quick read on the matter:

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                    • GeoffWilliams
                      Guest
                      • May 2010
                      • 1840

                      #55
                      Adapt or die out. I guess he's chosen to die out slowly.

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                      • don_budge
                        Senior Member
                        • Dec 2009
                        • 6994

                        #56
                        Wimbledon...2013

                        Originally posted by GeoffWilliams
                        Adapt or die out. I guess he's chosen to die out slowly.
                        It actually was over pretty quickly at Wimbledon this year.
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