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  • eaglesburg
    Guest
    • Aug 2015
    • 182

    #16
    My observations today: I think the sweetspot really does feel higher on these yonexes. And making contact in my dr98's sweetspot feels soooo good. There is like this perfect little flex for terrific control and still a good bit of power.

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    • don_budge
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 6993

      #17
      Indians…arrows

      Originally posted by johnyandell
      New rackets--always exciting!
      It's not the arrow…it's the Indian.
      don_budge
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      • John Yandell
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2005
        • 6883

        #18
        DB,
        Agreed. But I still like new shiny objects.

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        • don_budge
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 6993

          #19
          Indians…arrows

          Originally posted by eaglesburg
          My observations today: I think the sweetspot really does feel higher on these yonexes. And making contact in my dr98's sweetspot feels soooo good. There is like this perfect little flex for terrific control and still a good bit of power.
          It's not the arrow…it's the Indian.
          don_budge
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          • don_budge
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2009
            • 6993

            #20
            The Other Man's...

            Originally posted by johnyandell
            DB,
            Agreed. But I still like new shiny objects.
            I certainly understand this. In golf they call it "The Other Man's Club Disease". You try somebody's club out on the course and hit a great ball and then you suddenly realize that you must have his club.

            I on the other hand have played the last twelve years with my old traditional blades…Mizuno MP-33's. You should see the wear patterns in the irons. Dead nuts. My arrows.
            don_budge
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            • eaglesburg
              Guest
              • Aug 2015
              • 182

              #21
              Originally posted by don_budge
              It's not the arrow…it's the Indian.
              Remember, the placebo effect is extremely strong. If it works better for someone, it doesn't really matter why.

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              • eaglesburg
                Guest
                • Aug 2015
                • 182

                #22
                What are your string preferences for the dr 98?

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                • eaglesburg
                  Guest
                  • Aug 2015
                  • 182

                  #23
                  I feel like I get more spin and power with this racket than with my old one when I hit the sweetspot. It's kind of making the string bed feel inconsistent as not all shots have that beautiful feeling but hopefully this resolves itself as well (or maybe it's just me not the racket).

                  Another thing: the crazy shanks and misfits I would have with the apd are now nonexistent.

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                  • John Yandell
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2005
                    • 6883

                    #24
                    String preference is more personal than racket driven. Stiffer softer thicker thinner hybrids hybrid tensions, it's endless. You have to use your own intuition and judgment.

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                    • lobndropshot
                      • Mar 2011
                      • 381

                      #25
                      It takes a long time but to truly know whether you like something or not you must change only one variable at a time. I personally have been playing with hybrids and have been messing with RPM blast 18g and only changing up the cross strings. Same tension every time.

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