High Tension = Fragile Raquet

Discussion in 'Broken Rackets' started by NoRice4U, May 23, 2010.

  1. NoRice4U

    NoRice4U Regular Member

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    Just not long ago a friend of mine broke 2 Arcsaber series racquet because he has extremely high tension like 26lbs-28lbs. He has his Arc 10 (4 Knots) horizontal is 28lbs and vertical 26lbs. And broke immediately the moment it went contact with a smash.

    Another racquet he broke is the popular Arcsaber Z-Slash again its 4 knots and this time its the same 26lbs by 28lbs. It broke even faster than the Arc 10 it lasted only about like 3 months? and his Arc 10 for about a year or more.


    If anyone has broken racquet in the past or recently, care to share the tension of the string and the racquet and how it was broken via;
    Hitting the ground, Racquet Clash, Smashing etc.
     
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    Racquets (the thin frames especially) are generally easier to break due to large stress from "unintended" impact. In your friend's case it seems he broke them because of smashing mishits.
     
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    The point where he breaks his racquets are at holes A5-A7 where the tie-off bit is usually.
     

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