Youngunz_77
12-26-2006, 10:30 PM
whats better? and why?
which one is lighter?
which one is lighter?
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View Full Version : graphite or titanium? Youngunz_77 12-26-2006, 10:30 PM whats better? and why? which one is lighter? Xaviman 12-27-2006, 09:35 AM i think graphite is lighter, also look like plastic in some raquets jerby 12-27-2006, 10:27 AM good luck finding a 100% titanium racket....:D In todays market 95% of the arcket are made out of carbon graphite, some have titanium added. what it does? the manufacturers claims it's for stability, anti-torque or durability. what it does for your game? nothing... just get a racket that suits you in terms of balance/stiffness and weight...if you liek the racket, who cares what it's made out of? Youngunz_77 12-27-2006, 10:59 AM lol true jerby now, can u tell me wut the tendency of the weight of racquets used in professional playing? jerby 12-27-2006, 11:50 AM lol true jerby now, can u tell me wut the tendency of the weight of racquets used in professional playing? difficult... with the comign of the yonex armortecs (3U and 4U) there's been a tendancy for "lighter and lighter" from the carbonex's to the muscle-powers yonex made 2U and 3U rackets, in all kinds of balances... nowadays Yonex makes light/midweight head-heavy stuff, and midweight/"heavy" headlight stuff... Generally, the proffessional tendancy for weight is whatever weight Yonex makes... ;) did you notice the sarcasm?:D light: 4U and lighter, <85grams Midweight: 3U, 85-89 grams 'Heavy': 2U, 90-94 grams |