Liquidmetal Instinct
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Head LiquidMetal Instinct Tour XL MP LM Racket New 5/8 |  |
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US $115.99 | 2d 8h |
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Head Liquidmetal Instinct Mid Plus Tennis Racquet | |
0 Bid | US $54.95 | 2d 13h 1m |
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Head Liquidmetal Instinct Tennis Racquet 4 3/8 Nice Condition | |
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US $100.00 | 29d 12h 44m |
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Head Liquidmetal Instinct Tennis Racquet 4 5/8 Primo Wilson NXT Tour 17 New Grip | |
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US $120.00 | 11d 4h 27m |
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Tennis Racquet Head Instinct Liquidmetal Flex Point 4 5/8 Grip | |
1 Bid | US $37.50 | 4d 11h 46m |
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Liquidmetal Instinct
Time for a new raquet?
I have been using a liquidmetal instinct for about 1 1/2 years. I have tried the new version of it and I don't like it at all. Even though I buy new racquets every 4 months. I am basically wondering if its bad to stay with a racquet that is around 3 or 4 years old.
edit - i absolutely love the raquet i have and i dont want a new racquet because i am playing bad. i was just wondering how often you would recommend search for a new type of racquet. or finally would you suggest just staying with the same racquet as long as you want until it doesnt fit you play anymore.
sorry, i was unclear when i said i buy a new racquet every 4 months. i meant that i replace the racquet i am currently using every 4 months.
I've been using the same two racquets for 5 years now, and my other racquet is about 8 years old. There's nothing wrong with using frames that are that old. Sure, over time a frame will lose some of its pop, but that takes a while. I haven't noticed anything even from my 8 year old racquet. I have tried out some of the newer racquets, and found ones I like. But, I won't spend the money on them because mine still work perfectly fine. I probably won't replace them until they break, or I absolutely need a change or racquet .
Also, you can still find plenty of brand new lm instincts, as well as some cheap, lightly used ones.
Also, new technology doesn't necessarily mean better. Many technologies don't really make much difference. Take the n-code for example. Wilson came out with the k-factor, and left their n-code technology behind. However, their PWS technology came out years ago, and remains on the newest models. That's how you know that a technology really makes a difference. Companies will be quick to discard something that doesn't really help.
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Head LiquidMetal Instinct Tour XL MP LM Racket New 5/8 | |
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US $115.99 | 2d 8h |
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Head Liquidmetal Instinct Mid Plus Tennis Racquet | |
0 Bid | US $54.95 | 2d 13h 1m |
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Head Liquidmetal Instinct Tennis Racquet 4 3/8 Nice Condition | |
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US $100.00 | 29d 12h 44m |
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Head Liquidmetal Instinct Tennis Racquet 4 5/8 Primo Wilson NXT Tour 17 New Grip | |
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US $120.00 | 11d 4h 27m |
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Tennis Racquet Head Instinct Liquidmetal Flex Point 4 5/8 Grip | |
1 Bid | US $37.50 | 4d 11h 46m |
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Head Liquidmetal 8 Tennis Racquet $160.02 Head Liquidmetal 8 is the most powerful offering in the Head Liquidmetal lineRacquest has a very forgiving sweetspot and significantly lighter weightMore forgiving than any of the other Liquidmetal racquetsGeared toward a beginning to intermediate level player with a slow to moderate swing who requires a larger sweetspotOpen string pattern further enhances spin and size of the sweetspotNoShox handle reduces vibrations by 27-percent without dampening feelRacquet Specifications:Headsize: 112 square inches Length: 27.33 inchesWeight (strung): 10.10 ouncesStiffness (Babolat RDC): 66Balance: 13.98 inchesHead heavyCross section: 28mm/26mmTapered beamSwingweight: 312 kg*sq. cm.String pattern: 16x19Grip: Head HydroSorbGripe sizes: 4.125 inches, 4.25 inches, 4.375 inches, 4.5 inches, 4.626 inches |
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Head Liquidmetal 4 Tennis Racquet $164.15 Head Liquidmetal 4 offers some of the controlled feel of Head's player's racquets, but with a more forgiving sweetspot and significantly lighter weightRacquet geared toward an intermediate player with a moderate to fast swing who requires a slightly larger sweetspot than traditional player's racquetsOpen string pattern further enhances spin and size of racquet's sweetspotNoShox handle reduces vibrations by 27-percent without dampening feelRacquet Specifications:Headsize: 102 square inches Length: 27.5 inchesWeight (strung): 10.35 ouncesStiffness (Babolat RDC): 72Balance: 14.17 inchesHead heavyCross section: 25 mm straight beamTapered beamSwingweight: 330 kg*sq. cm.String pattern: 16x19Grip: Head HydroSorbGripe sizes: 4.125 inches, 4.25 inches, 4.375 inches, 4.5 inches, 4.626 inches |
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