Possible crack on Forza 9000 vs?

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  1. kukkojas

    kukkojas Regular Member

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    Hi chaps, just received my new 9000 VS and found a small bulge/bump on the 12 o'clock position. What do you guys think; is it just a manufacturing defect? Maybe it's just poor finishing where the excess material wasn't shaved off or could it be a crack?

    I haven't even played it yet, don't want to jeopardize the warranty if it proved to be a crack.

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    dsmbooster Regular Member

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    it's not a crack, my other brands have that too, maybe it's part of the molding process. look like a strong racquet, woven with Ti.
     
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    kukkojas Regular Member

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    Yea, none of my other rackets have this sort of bump between the middle grommets so i was not aware that it's usual. I think your right dsmbooster it's probably some residue from the molding. The racket should be quite rigid and strong or that's what Forza advertises. It feels pretty solid - i'll post some thoughts once i've played a couple of matches with it.
     
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    LD rules! Regular Member

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    That's just to show where the middle of the frame is, nothing structurally wrong with it. Usually it's just a reference for the stringer.
     
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    Badderz_Alpha Regular Member

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    Yes, what everyone else has said, the vast majority on the FZ rackets have this particularly in the Kevlar range.. enjoy the racket! (the Kevlar rackets are usually built like tanks)
     

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