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Lleyton Hewitt's frame of choice in the noughties |
I first got into the Yonex RDS range after watching David Nalbandien play his graceful spin oriented game with one. However, after buying this RDS001 I realized I had in fact bought the smaller head version used by Aussie Lleyton Hewitt. As it turns out I ended up preferring this frame much more than the midsize head version of Nalbandien (more on this racket in a future post). In fact both frames feel very different - almost as if they are completely unrelated. This frame has a lovely flex to it and can offer awesome spin potential, especially if strung with spin friendly string. The sweet spot is quite small, as you might expect of a smaller headed stick so I never used this racket as much as I would have liked to. It suits a player with a large swing and, as with any players' stick, your technique is what generates the power rather than the frame itself. I also love the paint job - this being the 2008 design. Much more comfortable to use than the mid-version which is really surprising too.
p.s this racquet is really too 'young' to be on this vintage site, but I like it so much I decided to add it anyway.
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