Wilson nCode racquet
Published: 22 Apr 2005 - 13:44 by nonstop
Updated: 20 Nov 2009 - 02:54
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Anyone has experience of the new Wilson nCode racquet? I have an original Wilson HyperHammer 145 and pretty much like it. Wondering if the new nCode racquet is really that good as it is advertised. And is the new Triad II design more durable than the 1st generation.
Thanks!
Tony
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From chafu - 20 Nov 2009 - 02:50 - Updated: 20 Nov 2009 - 02:54
From DaveF - 19 Nov 2009 - 20:46
I use the Wilson N-code 145 from 2008 . Great racquet, and very good value from what i gather. I find the handle a little uncomfortable because of it's angular, but that's just me foible realy.
From mojoo999 - 07 Sep 2009 - 08:52
Hi, that's a great racquet, handles very well. I found a very thorough review of it here, Wilson NCode.
From drop-shot - 07 May 2005 - 00:26
RE: "tennis elbow", i have discussed that with a lot of proffesional players in Hungary and in their opinion there is no problem of elbow pains since you:
1. grip the handle correct way
2. never hit with the arm straight (it should be stg. like 135 degrees angle)
3. hit correctly (using the swing power, not just the muscle power)
I have to tall you, I started my squash experience from Dunlop 150 g, then I bought Head 150 g. From a year or so I do use Intelligence ix. 130 and Liquidmetal 120 and do no have any pains in my elbow neither arms. But I remember my first few months of really amateur games and the pain in m y elbow. It did dissapear the day I started to learn under the surveillance of profi coach.
From nonstop - 07 May 2005 - 00:11
Don't know where you got that no. of 160g. The Wilson nCode serious is from 120g to 150g, of coz without the string.
In general, heavy racquet gives more power while light racquet gives more control. And most pro players are using light racquet(130g-150g) as they have enough power and want more control.
But be careful of those very light racquets, it will give you more pressure/shock on your arm. That's why sports doctor would suggest to use heavier racquet if people got tennis elbow issue.
From drop-shot - 03 May 2005 - 21:41
From Shajeeali - 03 May 2005 - 20:02
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I have been using the 2006 Ncode N130 for 4 years now. It is the two piece design with the rubber piece sandwiched between the head and the handle. It is an amazing racquet because unlike any other racquet I have ever tried it absolutely dampens any vibration allowing for an amazingly solid stroke even when hitting off the sweet spot.
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