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Wilson Triad 5 Series, any complaint/suggestion?

My coach, suggested me to buy triad series, i think its an old series, couse in my region there's only triad 5 series left, do you have any suggestion or experiences about this racquet?, thanks a lot

Found a great video review for you. It sounds like a good frame. Depending on your skill level the 5.0 is what this guy has and he like it but you can go higher or lower. He paid $60 but you may be able to pick it up for less at your sports store or off eBay.

http://video.yahoo.com/video/group?ei=UTF-8&gid=100069&fr=&b=11

Out of my 17 years of playing the frames that I had the most of or used most were Wilson. I liked the square butt shape in my hand. Better than the rounded shape of Prince or the rectangular shape of Head racquets. nCode like nTour 95 is a nice frame too.

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Reviews/WNT/WNTReview.html

nTour 2 95 is also a nice frame only difference is that it is painted a burnt orange instead of orange

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Reviews/WNT2/WNT2Review.html

I used both before switching to the Volkl DNX Mid 93.

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Major manufacturers in the region include RFMD, Hayward Pool Products, Freightliner, Gilbarco Veeder-Root, Siemens Power Generation, Penn Engineering, BE Aerospace, Wilson-Cook Medical, Eveready Battery, Arrow International, Technimark, Cooper Tire & Rubber, Honda Aircraft, Engineered Controls, Mickey Truck Bodies, Deere-Hitachi, Johnson Controls Battery, Duracell, Diebold, Proctor & Gamble, General Dynamics Adv. Info. Sys., GNK Driveline, A O Smith, General Electric, McRae Industries, Metzeler Automation, Pentair Water Pool & Spa, Santronics, Magneti Marelli Powertrain, Static Control Components, Meon, Honda Power Equipment, Atrium Companies, Konica Minolta, Pass & Seymour, Tyco Electronics, Volvo Group, Environmental Air Systems, EMC Corp., and Analog Devices.

 

 

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