Am a front court player too but for some reason prefer head heavy but light rackets. I use Astrox 22. Just feel for some reason I can’t get the power or control unless I use head heavy. And I still like the racket to be light to have that speed. Though realise this is more unusual.
I've been using 88s pro second gen for the last 3 years and i love it so much...and now i am looking for my second racket do you think the 3rd gen really worth to try ? or i should by another 88S pro 2nd gen ?
@@ekkytommy6345 Hi Tommy! Hmm.. I heard that the 2nd gen and the 3rd gen has a pretty big difference. The 3rd gen feels smoother and easier to use. Also I think it has a slightly larger sweetspot. Going for the 3rd gen would definately be a great choice!! You won’t disappoint
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Am a front court player too but for some reason prefer head heavy but light rackets. I use Astrox 22. Just feel for some reason I can’t get the power or control unless I use head heavy. And I still like the racket to be light to have that speed. Though realise this is more unusual.
@@ad34rt I totally feel you bro! I never tried the astrox 22 yet, I heard the racket is CRAZY light!! Which other rackets did you like in the past?
I've been using 88s pro second gen for the last 3 years and i love it so much...and now i am looking for my second racket do you think the 3rd gen really worth to try ? or i should by another 88S pro 2nd gen ?
@@ekkytommy6345 Hi Tommy! Hmm.. I heard that the 2nd gen and the 3rd gen has a pretty big difference. The 3rd gen feels smoother and easier to use. Also I think it has a slightly larger sweetspot. Going for the 3rd gen would definately be a great choice!! You won’t disappoint
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