Zymax strings

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  1. singnflip4life

    singnflip4life Regular Member

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    I believe he does, he can do almost all the RKEP grips, but to be honest you may want to do it yourself. That way you can experiment with different thicknesses of wrapping before you actually cut the grip.
     
  2. kwun

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    1. wrong thread to ask this question.
    2. better if you ask him personally.
     
  3. kevindd992002

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    Hmmm, let me think about that. I already found my desired thickness with the Ultimate Grip on my previous racket though. I'll ask Dan about this.
     
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    Oops, for a moment I thought this was the Panda Power Racket thread. Sorry.
     
  5. Terraglow

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    i guess i forgot to read this thread before stringing it....
    i asked the shop to pull 30 lbs for zymax 62=.=
    but it was a handpull machine.. i hope it will last quite long
     
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    You are stringing ZM62 @ 30lbs ! Thats insane I wonder how long it will last. :)
     
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    Indeed insane. Based on what Panda said, the ZM62 has a rating of up to 28 lbs. tension only.
     
  8. Terraglow

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    but the manual machine wont be as tight as electronic machine....
    i forgot it was zymax 62 =(
     
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    30lbs using the 62? lol

    either you wack the racket or your wrist but i think the string first

    unless of course its an old mechanical machine
     
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    i guess it will be old mechanical one... my place dont even have electronic stringer
     
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    Hmm, so maybe it will be around 27lbs, still thats very high for a 0.62mm string. Good luck !:)
     
  12. Terraglow

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    lol..... i will see tomorrow... hopefully its satisfying.... and its same price as BG66
     
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    i have strung my ARC10 with ZM62@27lbs on electronic machine. which will be similar to yours @30lbs. nice. will test it out tomorrow and let you know.
     
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    i Strung mine on Prince triple threat Oversize premier... i hope this string will light me up....:D
    its first time i found this string on my place
     
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    ZM62 @ 27lbs --> OMG!!!

    wow. that was pretty nice.

    the feel and touch is incredible.

    strange that the sweetspot move down the racket face and i have to hold the end of the handle to really feel the repulsion.

    defense is worse because of the lack of bounce on slower shots. but harder shots like drive, clear, smash are pretty incredible. most ppl who tried it also went "wow".

    i am slightly addicted. this is not good.
     
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    just hope you wouldn't be addicted to stringing that same racket every 2 or 3 sessions!

    the drive shots especially, it can produce a loud sound even your opponent trembles..
     
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    i certainly hope you meant electronic stringing machine :D

    if electronic stringer using mechanical machine then that would be funny ;):p

    anyway just a joke and i just noticed your racket is a prince triple thread oversize :eek:

    then 30 lbs with zymax 0.62mm using mechanical machine is not that high really ;)

    enjoy ;)

    btw, you are in jakarta? is libra sports still opening?
     
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    yes. i am glad that i string my own racket so at least the cost is limited. but i still need to do the labor.

    not good. not good.
     
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    Told ya. :p...:D
     
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    A stringer told me that oversize racquets like the Prince models should be strung 1 or 2 lbs higher than usual due to the larger frame size.
     

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