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Power and Flexibility with the Wilson nCode Tennis Racquet!
Wilson nCode Tour Squash Set
The Wilson® Tour squash set with a Ti
Power racquet, Jet eyewear, and 2 squash balls gets you ready to
play.
Price: $74.99
Wilson nCode nPro Squash Racquet
With nano technology, Wilson broke
the atomic code of the racquet to create a new class of frames.
This revolutionary process, striking new frame design and new
string bed technology, combine to deliver greater life, power and
playability.
nCoded racquets measure 2 times stronger, 2 times more stable and upto 22% more powerful than ordinary racquets.
NCODE – POTENTIAL UNLOCKED
WEIGHT: 145 grams
HEADSIZE: 72.5 sq.in./466 sq.cm.
BALANCE: 36.0 cm/Slightly Head Heavy
FOR: Intermediate/Advanced player
Price: $149.99
WILSON N CODE XLOOP SERIES XCOMP BADMINTON RACQUET
WILSON X LOOP
SERIES XCOMP NEW Badminton Racket/WARRANTY
Price:
Wilson n-Code n-Tour Two (95)
THIS RACQUET SHIPS UNSTRUNG. The Wilson
N-Code nTour Two (95) provides a solid blend of power feel
control and excellent maneuverability. Best suited for players
4.0 and above level. Weight Strung:10.6oz/301g. Code: RWL1020.
Price:
WILSON NCODE N155 SQUASH RACQUET NEW/AUTH.DEALER
WILSON N155 SQUASH
RACQUET
Ncode technology now features in Wilson squash. By injecting silicon oxide crystals in the frame Wilson produces the most consistent racquet available- the result 2x more stability, 2x stronger and 22% greater power than a conventional frame.
Featuring new power grooves technology which increases the length of the main strings for additional power.
Introducing Turbo tube – space age lay up of carbon rich fibres to add strength and stiffness while reducing weight
The n155 features a slightly heavier feel for the player requiring added power.
155gms
RRP $199
Competitive/performance
Price:
Wilson n-Code n-Tour (95)
THIS RACQUET SHIPS UNSTRUNG. Wilson N-Code
n-Tour (95) offers a solid and lively feel with excellent
maneuverability. The n-Tour also delivers surprising power
control and comfort. Best suited players for all court 4.0-7.0
level players. Weight Strung:309g/(10.8 oz.). Swing Weight:330.
Orange, White, Black, and Silver. Code: RWL1003.
Price:
Wilson nCode N130 Squash Racket
With nano technology, Wilson broke
the atomic code of the racquet to create a new class of frames.
This revolutionary process, striking new frame design and new
string bed technology, combine to deliver greater life, power and
playability.
nCoded racquets measure 2 times stronger, 2 times more stable and upto 22% more powerful than ordinary racquets.
Price: $199.99
Wilson nCode Ntour Squash Racquet
With nano technology, Wilson
broke the atomic code of the racquet to create a new class of
frames. This revolutionary process, striking new frame design and
new string bed technology, combine to deliver greater life, power
and playability.
nCoded racquets measure 2 times stronger, 2 times more stable and upto 22% more powerful than ordinary racquets.
Price: $119.95
Wilson nCode N120 Squash Racket
With nano technology, Wilson broke
the atomic code of the racquet to create a new class of frames.
This revolutionary process, striking new frame design and new
string bed technology, combine to deliver greater life, power and
playability.
nCoded racquets measure 2 times stronger, 2 times more stable and upto 22% more powerful than ordinary racquets.
NCODE – POTENTIAL UNLOCKED
WEIGHT: 120 grams
HEADSIZE: 76 sq.in./488 sq.cm.
BALANCE: 37 cm/Head heavy
FOR: Intermediate/Advanced player
Price: $169.99
Wilson nCode nTour Two 95 Tennis Racquet
The Wilson nTour Two 95
carries on the tradition of the previous-generation Wilson H Tour
and nTour, providing traditional feel with a slightly head-heavy
“Hammer” balance.
Wilson updates the nTour Two with use of Double Hole technology and Nano-Foam, both of which enhance feel and comfort.
A little more power and maneuverability can be found in the nTour Two than in more traditional frames such as the nSixOne and the nProstaff 95.
- Racquet Specifications:
- Headsize:95 sq. in.
- Length:27.25 in.
- Weight (strung):10.80 oz.
- Stiffness (Babolat RDC):62
- Balance:13.75 in. Head Heavy
- Cross Section:22mm Straight Beam
- Swingweight:333 kg*sq. cm
- String Pattern:16×20
- Grip:Wilson True Grip
- Wilson Stiffness Index:5
Price:
WILSON NCODE N REFLEX SQUASH BRAND NEW
The Wilson nReflex Squash
Racket – This new racket with nCode technology is designed to
provide power, comfort and control! A more weighty body allows
for extra power to be generated from every shot, whilst the nCode
technology adds forgiveness for those shots not right out of the
middle.
Tipping the scales at 165g unstrung and 170g strung, it is head heavy but swings extremely easily. Power packed the nReflex also provides excellent feel for the ball due in part to the stiff frame which is strengthened by the Power channel running around the head. In addition it features a teardrop shape with longer main strings to lengthen the sweetspot.
At the core Wilson uses nano technology to modify and strengthen the n Code frame at the molecular level. This results in a racket that is two times stronger, two times more stable and up to 22% more powerful than an ordinary graphite frame.
The racket also incorporates Wilsons Power Holes technology with larger grommets which allows the strings to flex on impact creating more power especially on off-centre shots. The featured grip is the new Wilson Micro-Dry Comfort grip which provides maximum moisture absorption and feel.
Well suited to the intermediate player seeking a powerful, comfortable racket.
Weight: 170 grams
Headsize: 76 ./488 .
Technologies: nCode technology, Power Holes, Power Channels
Delivered factory pre-strung with full Cover
Price:
Let’s Be Sensible – Tennis Rackets – Junior
Let’s be sensible sort of says it all when it comes to our kids wanting to join a sport and Mom and Dad have to start shelling out some serious money for sports equipment.
With the Holidays coming right around the corner, I figured this would be a good time for this article. Having had three sons (all grown up now) that went through a myriad of sports each season during their growing up years, I feel like I have plenty of experience on this one.
Example Scenario: “Hey, Mom, Joey’s parents are giving him tennis lessons and he’s already got a Junior Wilson Racket that costs $90! I want lessons, too, and Joey’s Mom says she’ll bring us both to lessons so you don’t have to travel!”
OK, parents, can be feel me on this one? Oh, boy, oh, boy, kids really do know how to tighten the screws. As a parent, you want to give your kids every opportunity to succeed and be happy in life; be it learning, sports, music, you name it. You really do want your kids to be happy. And learning is never a waste, right?
Well, the learning is never a waste, but purchasing expensive sports equipment before your child has gotten past the excitement of a new sport and being thought “cool” CAN be a waste of money. Some of these sports can be very expensive to start up and some of them are even more expensive to maintain.
The sensible option might be to “borrow” a racquet from a family member, maybe a friend or a neighbor. There is nothing wrong with going on an auction site and purchasing a good secondhand racquet to start your junior off in the sport. Now I am not saying to get any old racquet just to start them off, if they are juniors, they really do need to have junior racquets, not an adult racquet that won’t fit them well and will not give them a good chance to see if they can do well because it doesn’t fit them.
I’m just saying that unless they have gotten past that first critical month without any waning of excitement or commitment to the sport, it may not be in your best interest to “buy the best”, shall we say. If your junior is still psyched about their lessons and are practicing every minute they have free after being in the sport for at least a month, then you have a good chance that your junior is going to stick to the sport.
That’s when you reward them by upgrading to a better tennis racquet, maybe better tennis shoes, and the list goes on and on. I’ll share a little bit about myself and tell you that my third son got involved with some sports and music growing up; the normal soccer, baseball, football, trombone, drums, and then guitar.
Well, none of them lasted long, but because he was the youngest of three and had friends who were in sports and music, he wanted to join stuff. And joining stuff always meant Mom and Dad had to fork out money.
By the time he got to the guitar stage, we were REALLY smart on this buying stuff. He got a very inexpensive acoustic guitar borrowed from a friend’s child who had outgrown it. He practiced and he practiced and he practiced. It wasn’t long before we could actually tell what song he was playing, and that was something new. He’d never lasted at anything long enough for that to happen!
He started writing his own music and saving up his own money to buy equipment, so we upgraded the guitar, still not the best, but a better one, after a few months. By the end of that year, we had upgraded his guitar to something that he was very proud to play and he started his own band.
To this day, and he is 20 now, he is the lead guitarist of his own local band, writes all their music, and lives for practicing songs on his guitar. He found what he really loves, but only AFTER going through approximately 8 sports and music phases where he really, really, really wanted equipment or instruments until the passion wore off and he got bored with the sport.
Don’t let that happen to you. Because when your child “does” find his or her passion, when they find what’s right for them, that’s when you want to be able to help them upgrade and purchase what they need to excel at what they love.
If you keep buying equipment, keep buying instruments every time your junior gets a “bug” to try something new, it’s like the boy who cried “wolf” and you won’t want to listen anymore. Make sure you limit the budget to what is manageable so when you see your junior finally feel passion for that one thing they are good at, YOU feel good about helping them learn and grow.
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