Li ning no1 boost

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  1. aditya76138

    aditya76138 New Member

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    I was planning to use no1 boost on my racquet but i have heard it looses tension very quickly for the first few days, i prefer to play at around 25 lbs so can anyone tell me what tension should i use initially so it can be as close to 25 lbs after the initial tension loss



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    2 lbs more

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  3. Raju

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    25x27 should do.
     
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  5. Christ14

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    I like the string alot. But it snaps on me faster than exbolt even. Usually strung 27lbs and its not crisp by the 3rd game
     
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  6. Vivek Bagadhi

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    Had took a bet on the no 1 boost hoping it to be even a better string than the no 1, it simply couldn’t fare. I couldnt find no 1 anymore in my country, hence gave Kizuna strings a try. Have succesfully transitioned to the D61.
     
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