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Good to know... Tks!Winston's got them now, along with the "Power" versions.
Good to know... Tks!Winston's got them now, along with the "Power" versions.
Yes, it can lead to myeloid leukemia and nasal cancers in high exposures like with embalmers at funeral homes, and anatomists who teach anatomy using preserved cadavers.
This small short exposure is nothing, compared to what's already in our carpets, hardwood floors etc...
Winston's got them now, along with the "Power" versions.
That's odd. Drop him an email.Website says it's only for sale in HK.
Website says it's only for sale in HK.
We actually have the 66 Fire Power as well as the 66 Fire here.
I don't think we have the thinner strings yet.
hi yan.v and DarthHowie, kindly share the contact information of how to order the Zymax Fire strings from BK or Ashaway in eastern Canada. thanks.
I got some 62 Fires through Black Knight to try. Snapped 1 (mishit) in one session with a TK9000 strung at 25 x 27.5 lbs . Seems a bit more durable than my Version 1 Zymax 60s. Restrung with 69 fires at the same tension and it's holding up pretty well on 8 hours of play. I look forward to trying the 66 Fires on the JJS. The 66 fire power is nice and durable from an attacking perspective but need some adjustment when playing net shots because i'm more used to the feel of zymax 65 and gosen rx 110s.
With thin strings, use more of a scooping action when playing and controlling net shots.Just played with the 62F last night. I can say the 62F has more power than my 65 though need to get use to the BIG bounce for net shoot as my normally tight front net drops are about a foot high....
With thin strings, use more of a scooping action when playing and controlling net shots.
I find it odd that you would adjust your technique around your strings, and in general I wouldn't recommend adding a scooping action to your net play. Take the shuttle early.
Personally I've never noticed an issue adjusting to thin strings. I don't need to change my technique. I just play the shot.![]()
well, i was just helping him with the big bounce he noticed... he probably isn't using the right action to begin with...![]()
With thin strings, use more of a scooping action when playing and controlling net shots.
If you've ever used a Chinese wok to pan fry before, it's the same action holding the scooping utensil.
Website says it's only for sale in HK.
Well, I suppose even if the buying is in Canada, theoretically the selling is still in HK...Ordered from MBS a few days ago, got my tracking number today. I'm located in Toronto, Canada.