i thought you would understand...tsktsk look at my country, what does it say? philippines right? IT'S HUMID AND WARM HERE! hey sifuyono, look at the world map please, you live in INA and don't knwo where Philippines is? lol second, i'm a smash-y player... then again, read LB's post...
yes... i think temperature really is a factor... errmm.. i forgot, i used bg 68-ti... under DINK's standards, it doesn't hold tension that well...
actually, i just don't want that loose or 'soft' feeling when i hit the birdie... right now @ 25lbs, it's like that... but @29 lbs, it's like a wooden paddle hitting the shuttle cock...
for me this is so true...I already re strung my racket with BG 85@28lbs after a couple of hitting still the same it seems that its reduced into 25lbs tension already...:crying:
Yes, the higher you string, the more your string is bound to lose tension, especially with mishit or hard hitting, so many players who use high tension must restring often in order to retain the same feel.
2 knots = single pc string 4 knots = 2-pc string possibly ask the stringer to tie 4 times at each knot's place. if yours are 2 times, the string tends to loosen at tie easier...., hence the tension drops faster...
there's nothing wrong with LB's post, so??? so you doesn't agree with LB said?? now that's a wrong...
I think bic33 agreed with both of my points, as #1, s/he is a smasher and #2 his/her region is hot and humid. Therefore, his/her tension drops.
