Wilson nSix-One 95 Reviews

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  Wilson nSix-One 95

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• Guest 8th Nov 2008

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  Gorgeous racket, if you can find one buy it, solid from the base line, amazing amounts of spin, as good of a racket as can be found. Gorgeous racket, if you can find one buy it, solid from the base line, amazing amounts of spin, as good of a racket as can be found.
  

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• Guest 24th Jun 2008

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  This Wilson tennis racket is great. Its strong and well reliable. I am so happy that i chose this one and not the Babolat I was considering. Everyone should try this, you wont be disappointed.

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• Guest 1st Feb 2008

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  I would Highley recommend it !

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• Fedexpress 6th Nov 2007

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  The nsix-one 95 is one of the best rackets out there, it provides trumendous amounts of spin and power for those who know how to use it, I've used it for little over six months now and I've won 9 of the last 11 tournaments I've played in and there's no dout that the Wilson nSix-One 95 helped me do this!

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• Maccy 30th Oct 2007

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  The Wilson nSix-One 95 is an amazing racquet-- would definitely recommend it.

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• PROFESSIN0NAL 1st Jul 2007

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  Buy this racquet!

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• Ionballer 13th Sep 2006

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  This Wilson nSix-One 95 racket is the most powerful and the strongest racket on the market. The people who said it was bad probably are low level players. It has a lot of control if you know how to hit it right. This racket puts the most top spin on the ball than any other racket. Buy this racket!

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• RogerFederer 31st Aug 2006

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  The Wilson nSix-One 95 is an all around good racket. It's very hard to control for beginning to intermediate players, so this should be one for those who play in tournaments or competitively. The small head might be the source for many criticisms but actually may be the source of power that lies in this racket. It's very hard to get used to but very reliable once you are.

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• pro 19th Jun 2006

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  The Wilson nSix-One 95 racket helps you because it gives you a good weight of shot and you can control more of the ball.

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• JOSHSLATERTENNIS 4th May 2006

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  Do not buy the Wilson nSix- One 95 racket. Better to buy a £2.50 plastic racket, if you want a racket as good as this. You can't hit a ball with spin you can't hit a good shot. I would rather play with nothing than this.

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• ad57 9th Sep 2005

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  My feeling is that the material the Wilson nSix-One 95 is made of, is just not strong enough, and that's why the ball doesn't leave the racket as it should. With my old 6,1 -with the same stroke- I'd hit the end of the court, with this one hardly before service line. Similar with the shorter balls. I'd say it produces about 50% less power than my previous 6.1 classic. I use much more strength than before, my shoulder hurts, my elbow hurts, and the bally are still much slower than before. I hardl ...

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