recommended strings/tension for arcsaber 9 and armortec 9000 techinque

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  1. mingming123

    mingming123 New Member

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    please help decide what string adn tension is better for these two rackets.
     
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    *oops its suppose to be armortec 900 techinque
    :p
     
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    im pretty much an all round player., btw
     
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    I have a friend that strings her Arc9 at 24 pounds. Everybody that I know uses BG65 because we are Asian and we are cheap :p
     
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    yeah i wsa gonna use BG65-ti
    but was unsure of what tension
    lol and with the horrible economy asians has becoem even cheaper.
     
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    whatever you like. I find that BG 80 is a great all around string. Durability/power and control are all acceptable.
     
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    I use BG80 @25lbs on my Technique and I find it great. At a point in time though, I found BG66 and NBG98 @25 a great combo too but due to their lack of durablility I went back to 80s and liked it again ever since.
     
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