SOTX Natural Rackets

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  1. Sandy Pan

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    True Color Series

    A genuine environment friendly eco-product without spray. :D:D:D

    Model : TL-200
     

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  2. Sandy Pan

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    Model : TL900
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    This is gorgeous!!
     
    #3 weeyeh, Mar 18, 2009
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    Indeed. That's a great looking racket.
     
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    gorgeous? really? there's no paint...

    Or is this like "The emperor has no clothes!" ?;)
     
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    u mean u can recycle this racquet? :p
     
    #6 kimir, Mar 18, 2009
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    I love raw carbon or plain black rackets.
     
    #7 Danstevens, Mar 18, 2009
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    Any more info on this racket? Midrange? Highend? Structural Material?
     
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  9. Sandy Pan

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    Material :HM Carbon
    Length:665mm
    Balance Point:280-288mm
    Weight:85±1g
    String Tension:26lbs
    Shaft Stiffness:8.5-9.0
    Grip Size:2#3#
    Type:professional Allround:)
     
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    Thanks for the info. I guess it's somewhat of a midrange racket then. I like the plain carbon look tho. Knowing SOTX, I think that racket can probably handle more than the published 26lbs.
     
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    Will you prefer to see Jessica Alba with or without clothes (oops.. paint)?:p:p
     
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    Jessica Alba can probably take more than 26lbs tension as well~ :cool:

    Not a fair comparison though, Jess is made of higher grade modulus :p
     
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  13. Sandy Pan

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    The suggestion lbs is below 26lbs for this series rackets.;)
     
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    Haha bro! good one!:)
     
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    what's the shaft stiffness out of, 10? i don't really understand how the system works, along with the grip size in comparision to say...yonex..lol xD someone help me out? the racket does look pretty sleek without paint ;)
     
    #15 xXazn_romeoXx, Mar 21, 2009
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    The shaft stiffness for this model is stiff (limited flexibility) It is good for both defense and offensive play style.
    Most of SOTX rackets with grip size 2# or 3#.
    SOTX grip size 2# =3.25 inch ... (Yonex G5)
    Grip size 3# =3.375 inch
    Grip Size 4# =3.5inch... ( Yonex G4)

    I think you will probably like SOTX CP series and DMWoven series as they are with shining appearance.:D:D
     
    #16 Sandy Pan, Mar 22, 2009
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    Yes ! I am eagerly waiting for my CP and DMWoven racquets !
     
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