Any string recommended for hard smash player?

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  1. Sohaikong12

    Sohaikong12 New Member

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    Ermm I'm currently playing kason f9 with BG66 string.26tension. I wanna to try some new string do u guys got any suggestion?
     
    #1 Sohaikong12, Jan 14, 2015
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    You cloud try BG80 of BG80 power..
     
    #2 Niekv, Jan 15, 2015
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    Yeah, BG 80 at high tensions is excellent for smashing.
     
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    BG80 all the way.

    Kindest regards,

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    Everyone says they're a hard smasher... ;)
     
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    because it is easy to use a lot of strength to do 1 or 2 HARD smash than return a sliced tight spinning net shot from serve.
     
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    is there difference between BG80 & BG80P? 80P shld be better right?
     
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    Not necessarily. BG80P is a little bit softer than BG80, which I didn't like.
    Depends on what you're looking for.
     
    #8 Rob3rt, Jan 18, 2015
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    I also liked BG80 over BG80P dont realy know why. Had them both at same tension and both on ZF2.. Just liked the BG80 better
     
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    I'm a weak smasher.
    I would recommend to try BG80 anyway. It's simply a great string.
     
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    Agree, it is just a great string.
     
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    thanks guys!
     
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    Strongly recommend Ashaway ZyMax65. Great repulsion n gd durability. ZyMax Fire series should b retailing in a mth or so... definitely worth trying too.
     
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    Just order the Fire from Stringer's World and you can get them by next week... ;)

    And yes they are amazing... :)
     
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    Can you compare them with BG80? Are the Zymax Fire strings soft, medium or hard feel?
     
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    66Power is soft, whereas 66 regular and 62Fire are hard, probably pretty close to BG80 hard
     
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    Thanks! Now I really want try 66 and 62Fire... :D
     
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    You should soon. Take it from me... changing strings is so much cheaper and more effective than changing rackets. :)
     
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    Tell me about it. :D
    After trying over 20 different rackets, I found an almost perfect racket for me.
    Now the search for the perfect strings begins! ;)
     
    #19 Rob3rt, Feb 3, 2015
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    VS-890.

    Your search has ended:D.
     
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