blackdarkeye
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what racquets do yo guys use, i use an ncode ntour
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blackdarkeye
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cant wait till spring to start playing again
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I still use wooden racquets. Have misplaced my Dunlop Maxply.
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Hey guys I've reading something about the influence of humidity and high temperatures on the quality of your tennis racquets. Belive me if you dont have a proper tennis bag,
to protect your gear from outside effects, some bad things might happen to it. I found some interesting information about this topic on this website: http://www.tennis-bag.org which is kind of, some blog which is dedicated to the selling of the tennis bags. Also I found there that there are two major technologies which are applied to the WIlson's and Head's
tennis bags, ThermoGUard and MoistureGuard which are protecting your playing equipment from these bad influences.
to protect your gear from outside effects, some bad things might happen to it. I found some interesting information about this topic on this website: http://www.tennis-bag.org which is kind of, some blog which is dedicated to the selling of the tennis bags. Also I found there that there are two major technologies which are applied to the WIlson's and Head's
tennis bags, ThermoGUard and MoistureGuard which are protecting your playing equipment from these bad influences.
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