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No Cover Included. The nTour is Wilson's number 1 selling racquet and features an nCode® construction and Power Holes™ technology to provide increased power and control so you can dominate the game.
This racquet is prestrung with Helixx 17.
Item #: 300405
Style #: WRT9196
Head Size : 470 sq. in.
Weight : 140 Grams
String Pattern: 14M x 18C
Balance: Head Heavy
Balance Point: 36cm. / 14.2in.
Technology : nCode®, Power Holes™
Length : 27 Inches
Color : Black/White/Red
Tension: 24-28Lbs.
Style #: WRT9196
Head Size : 470 sq. in.
Weight : 140 Grams
String Pattern: 14M x 18C
Balance: Head Heavy
Balance Point: 36cm. / 14.2in.
Technology : nCode®, Power Holes™
Length : 27 Inches
Color : Black/White/Red
Tension: 24-28Lbs.
Nano Technology: nCode, an exclusive nano technology process takes tennis beyond the merely possible. nCode releases untapped performance from within the racquet to deliver unparalleled stability and explosive power. With nano technology, Wilson broke the atomic code of the racquet: 2 2 22. It is 2x stronger, 2x more stable and up to 22% more powerful than ordinary racquets. Racquets are made of billions of carbon fibers. At a nanoscopic level, voids exist between the individual fibers which create stress points. When a racquet is nCoded, nano-sized silicon dioxide crystals permeate the voids between the carbon fibers. This adjustment strengthens the stability of the carbon matrix.
Power Holes™: Special string hole for 56° string movement to increase sweet spot and power.
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play a power game - have had trouble with frames breaking on me - durability of this racquet overall vs others you might recommend.
thanksAsked on 3/26/2013 by chase from williamsburg, va2 answers
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Never had an issue with the Wilson frame breaking on me. Their frames are usually pretty sturdy.Answered on 3/27/2013 by Community Answer from None
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Due to the nature of the game, it is not necessarily unusual for squash frames to break from time to time. As a very general rule, lighter frames tend to be slightly more prone to breakage since there is less material used in the frame. This particular racquet is 140 grams (sort of in the middle of the general weight range) and we have not had any specific complaints about the racquet's durability. This is one of Wilson's better selling squash frames and it has been in their line for some time. It is a little bit harder to make more specific recommendations as that is—in part—based upon your preference on weight range, head shape, and other factors. If you have further questions, or need additional guidance, please don't hesitate to contact us at (866) 860-1416 or info@holabirdsports.comAnswered on 3/27/2013 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
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