Good for tennis? I've just moved from Washington to Texas, and find my racket getting slippery and hard to hold in the warmer more humid climate.
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Hi Philip, I use it in similar weather conditions, Paraguay ( hot and humid ) and it gives me great results. Im sure it will be very helpful to you, go for it.
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Yes, that's what this product is for. It works for me, but as I said before, it requires re-application.
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Hi Philip, I use it in similar weather conditions, Paraguay ( hot and humid ) and it gives me great results. I´m sure it will be very helpful to you, go for it.
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I live in Southwest Ohio where it can be very humid. It's been very refreshing....but as I said in my review, be prepared to get wet.
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I play tennis with it, and it has never fallen off. I would put on the less dominant hand also.
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Hello, if you still have the red button, take the racket apart and try to put it back on. If you don't have the button or if it doesn't stay back on, I'm afraid you'll have to write it off as a loss. I have bought about 6 of those rackets for myself and others and some are better quality than others -- although in general they are rather fragile. I have had to throw at least one away after little use. I can't tell you which ones are the best. But if you order another one, choose a different model. Good thing they are so cheap! Good luck! Tim
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Honestly, I think it may mess up. I hardly use it and it's kind of messing up, and I am from Texas. I know the heat out there is far worse than Texas.
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try placing a ball mid-table and other items on cushions to keep some air circulation going. Might mitigate your mildew problem.''''marinmarine
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We live in Austin and have actually gotten more rain than usual. We just leave it in. When the sun comes out i take a shovel and turn it over a bit. It drys out well but I've read where some people have put a tarp over it.
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That basically described me when I bought it. I'm playing a little more often now, but it still suits my needs. When it starts to get dirty, a little water restores the tackiness to the rubber and allows a good amount of spin to be put on the ball. My only complaint about it is that it's not real durable. Rubber starts peeling back from the paddle at the slightest touch on the table.
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It is weather tight. Live on the east coast and I rains here. Inside nice and dry.
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You should pick up the ball carrier, carry it over to the tennis ball and kinda drop it (while still holding on to the carrier) onto the ball. The tennis ball should slide between the bars on the bottom of the carrier.
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My deck is in the Texas sun (very hot!!) and I took the stuff off of it for about 10 days. After that, everything went back to where it was. No real problems. You can probably do your deck in sections, just be sure to stir the mixture THOROUGHLY each time you use it (and regularly while you're applying it.)
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doesn't get too hot for me (live in LA). but black sweat pants stain the white cushion on the bottom :(
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I live in the mid west. Last summer was pretty hot, and the fencing is in full sun. It has held up well.
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Not at all, it's actually great for days like that....enough protection so you don't get wet but not too thin so the humidity feels like its sticking to you. I've been very happy with it for just that purpose. For reference, I live in a humid midwest type climate so we get plenty of those hot humid days.
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Funny you should ask, I was wondering the same thing.On The One hand I really don't think so, However with me being in the hottest part of of Texas, I don't usually sit outside in the summer time, especially when the temp. reaches 98 or 100.
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I love this racquet, as I had previously owned a head liquid metal flexipoint 10, this was a similar racquet. This would be a great value first racquet, but would recommend trying out a few brands before you buy, it you can! Good luck. Tennis is the best sport!
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Here in Houston, TX it's very muggy throughout the summer, and the high humidity persists pretty much year-round. So far we've seen no condensation on the inside, and the material is pretty stout. I'd think if you move it around from place to place, damage will occur from abrasion, but if it just sits there it seems to hold up fine.