can i strung yonex nanoray 700FX to 27lbs?

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  1. deriktan

    deriktan New Member

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    can i strung yonex nanoray 700FX to 27lbs?czu i scare will destroy the racquet...any expertise can help me?thx
     
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    whats the approved limit stated on racket?

    if u concern about warranty then string below it

    anyway 27lb is ok, but of course if u hit it with another or an object.. no matter how much u string... there is still a chance u destroy it

    good luck
     
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    ooops.. double post
     
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    Thx a lot...
     
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    high end yonex rackets are quite good in terms of their durability. the nanoray should be able to take about 30lbs without any problems. as for myself, i always string my arc10 and vt80 at about 31-32lbs with the bg66 without any problems
     
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    I think the warranty is to 24lbs, but I have strung several 700RP/FX to 27lbs, no problem.

    However, if it breaks while you're playing if you send it to yonex for a warranty they may not refund you and just blame it on the strings
     
    #6 Andy05, Dec 9, 2011

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