hi, how many pounds will you put in the string, possible up to 25 and 27? and what is the U and G of this racket?
890297
Dear Eden, if you purchase your racket from US Birdie its ship and sold without string
573743
25's are the largest you can put on. On mine, when I put on 25's they do touch the floor but just barely. Technically you can put on 35's or 45's but you would need some type of platform to place the entire deviceon, and also probably you would have to sit on something that makes you higher as well so you can have a good angle to use the machine. I think 3 x 25's can fit on each end so that brings the max to 6 x 25 or 150lbs which is quite a bit of weight. It's a quality machine and I'm glad I made the purchase for mine.
1025478
I think it's 250 pounds- I'll write back with a correction if I find the user guide and I'm off!
282814
actual draw weight is 65 lb. if you want it to go lower then 42 let me no and I will let u no how to do that.had to for my son.
1069181
The pre-strung tension is a little bit soft but still playable, mine got re-strung with a Yonex string by a friend and I didn't ask about the tension detail but it is noticeably has higher tension and felt the increased in smashing power. I heard the normal tension is around 22 ~ 24 pound. Hope this help.
1567103
I was looking for similar information. You would want the 25" which is for ages 8-10 and great for those just starting out. This is per www.tennis-warehouse.com
1530394
Yes, depending height of child. 25 " racket would be good for a child over 4'8".
2217337
I'm not sure but it comes with pretty heavy mono already rigged with leader hook and wt. I would guess that it is probably 20 or 30 pound test. It's going to depend how far you can toss it.
344840
Almost all DHS rackets are heavy due to the weight of the rubbers and the thickness of the sponges (usually 1.9 to 2.1mm) also due to the materials they use on the frame... if youre looking for a lighter racket you should try a different brand, such as Tibhar or even a Butterfly with some hollow frame characteristic, but dont take my word for it, you should check web pages that offered comparison and database of rackets (i.e. Table Tennis Database). Good luck!
1154603
Being on the low end of the weight scale will only require a little more patience breaking them in and practice, so 158-198 should be fine. Excellent gift idea! However, I would recommend wrist pads too. Happy Holidays!
1717517
I used 26.5 but I would not recommend this racquet at all. It's head heavy which greatly impaired my accuracy
359756
I haven't used the other DHS rackets but still it's heavy compared to my old rackets of Joola and Donic. Hope it helps.
1538281
I would say the 40 pound number is the accurate one. 25 pounds would be very light especially for an inexpensive kayak. we do like it though for our limited usage.
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I have 25's and 10'S AND 5'S.YOU COULD PUT 45s but I use those for my bunch.chest and legs.it would be higher if you put 45's on the machine.it's a very intense machine,I could probably do 10 WITH 45'S.AND I'M LOOKING FOR More reps.
1230604
I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.
507475
You have to pick the length to add it to your cart. 54" is listed. The number of strands should be matched to the draw weight. I'm no expert but both the 14 and 16 strand strings work fine on my 50# draw bear recurve.
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I believe its 250. If you go to the DHP website you can probably find out for sure. I looked it up last year before I got the set and I can't remember. I weigh 230 and I have no problem with them.