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Babolat Conquest
Prince Pro Blend with Duraflex???
Are they any better than Babolat Pro Hurricane - Conquest???
To say that one string is better than another depends on many factors. Most strings on the market today are good quality strings. Most are designed for different facets of the actual players game or demands. What I can do for you is give you some survey ratings from the 2008 USRSA String Survey Member's Choice Awards. These ratings are on a 1 to 10 scale with 10 being the highest.
Factors are Playability, Durability and Comfort.
Babolat Pro Hurricane - 16 gauge
Playability - 6.34
Durability - 8.36
Comfort - 5.77
Average Score - 6.82
Survey responses - 64
Babolat Pro Hurricane - 17 gauge
Playability - 7.55
Durability - 8.22
Comfort - 6.52
Average Score - 7.27
Survey responses - 27
Prince Pro Blend w/Duraflex - 16 gauge
Playability - 5.27
Durability - 9.32
Comfort - 5.07
Average Score - 6.55
Survey responses - 60
Survey facts
Highest average score: Gamma Professional 16 (8.36)
Lowest average score: Gamma Infinity 15L (5.89)
Highest Playability: Babolat VS + Natural Gut 17 (9.67)
Lowest Playability: Gamma Infinity 15L (4.25)
Highest Durability: Prince Pro Blend w/Duraflex 16 (9.32)
Lowest Durability: Wilson NXT Tour 18 (3.62)
Highest Comfort: Babolat VS Thermogut 17 (9.65)
Lowest Comfort: Gamma Infinity 15L (4.13)
Top four Most responses by brand:
1. Wilson
2. Gamma
3. Prince
4. Babolat
To determine what string is best for YOUR game you have a couple options. Test drive several of the hundreds of different strings that are on the market today (which can be very expensive for you) or go see a certified professional stringer and tell him/her what style of game you play and what you are looking for in a string.
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Conquest $6.49 Conquest |
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Babolat $103.56 Babolat is a Francebased tennis, badminton, and squash equipment company, best known for its strings and tennis racquets which are used by several top players such as Rafael Nadal, Andy Roddick, Fernando Gonzalez, Igor Andreev, Fabio Fognini, Leander Paes, Nicolas Lapentti, Robby Ginepri, Dinara Safina, Agnieszka Radwa ska and Carlos Moya. The company has made strings since 1875, when Albert Babolat created the first strings made of natural gut. Babolat continued to focus on strings until 1994, when it became a total tennis company. That is, Babolat began producing racquet frames and selling them in Europe. It then moved on to Japan, and later to the USA in 2000. The popularity of Babolat racquets picked up quickly in North America and Europe, trademarked by the easily identifiable double lines across the strings of the racquet face, and along the racquet frame itself. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 162 Publication Date: 2010/08/04 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.37 inches |
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The Taste of Conquest $10.87 The Taste of Conquest |
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Cyborg Conquest $5.99 Cyborg Conquest |
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The Conquest Of Everest $5.99 The Conquest Of Everest |
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Conquest: Writhe $10.49 Conquest: Writhe |
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Diabolical Conquest $11.49 Diabolical Conquest |
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The Conquest - Subtitle $24.99 The Conquest - Subtitle |
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Conquest of the Pole $12.49 Conquest of the Pole - Masterprint |
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Conquest - $12.99 Acclaimed horror director Lucio Fulci infuses the sword-and-sorcery genre with gory decapitations, pus-squirting lesions and flesh-eating zombies in this uneven fantasy. The hero of the piece is young Ilias (Andrea Occhipinti), who, along with his bolo-swinging friend Maxz (Jorge Rivero), battles monsters, mutant tribes, and an evil queen (Sabrina Siani) on his journey to manhood. As the evil Ocron, the topless Siani wears a gold mask and bikini bottoms while writhing around on a fur rug covered with live snakes. Siani rules over a risible tribe of people in dog masks who blow narcotics up each others' noses through a straw, and conjures up wolf-warriors from her dreams to shoot poisonous straws at her enemies. The American version is missing much of the gore, but is still far too explicit for the young audiences at whom it is apparently aimed. Terrible special effects, hazy cinematography and inappropriately modernistic music by Claudio Simonetti do not make the film very enjoyable for adults either. Still, it is well-paced and Occhipinti makes a sympathetic lead, making the film worthwhile, if only for genre completists and Fulci devotees. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi |
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The Conquest $8.25 No Synopsis Available |
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