Federer used the shot problem

The landlord believes me, there is really not much difference between these two rackets. The BLX90 is just a new livery for the K90. Professional players generally have specific requirements for their rackets according to their technical characteristics, so they are loyal to the racket and will not make major changes at will.

In fact, the difference between the previous T90 and N90 and the current K90 and BLX90 is not too big. The basic parameters are all about the same.

If you talk about the technical requirements, it should be more suitable for the above players, and this racket is most suitable for single-lens reflex players, and it is best to use K95 or BLX95 for double-reflex players. I haven't used it myself, but I heard from a friend that the K90 volley in front of the net feels very good, and the control of the ball is very good, so the offensive type, the one who plays the ball and hits more flat hits likes the fast ball speed is suitable for this racket.

In addition, I would like to remind you that now that BLX90 has just been listed, it must be inflated, and K90 is the time to reduce prices, so K90 is still more cost-effective

It's made of volcanic rock.

So it may be lighter, and the feel is definitely better.

The control is extremely good, more active force is needed, it is best to find a line that is suitable for yourself, it is best to bite the ball good elastic line, in order to give full play to the maximum power of this line bed, the bottom line is quite easy to change the line at a large angle, the winning score is easy to play, and the feel is excellent. The weight of the swing is also slightly larger, which consumes more physical strength; The biggest feeling is that this beat is super solid. Compared to the Wilson K90, it feels soft.

It is estimated that it will arrive in late March.

On January 10, Beijing time, the 2016 Brisbane men's singles final repeated last year's championship matchup, but this time it was not the defending champion Federer who had the last laugh, and the Swiss king lost 4-6 4-6 to the Canadian cannon Raonic and missed the championship. Raonic, who beat Federer for the second time, won his eighth career title.

Throughout the game, Federer was suppressed by the opponent, and the midfield score that he was good at did not play, and the backhand errors continued. After a backhand error, the Swiss threw his racket to the ground in frustration, unhappy with his performance today. Speaking after the game, the Swiss said that his recent colds and coughs did affect his performance today, but his opponent's performance was undoubtedly excellent and he was quite happy with his results this week.

After losing to Raonic, Federer's record against the post-90s generation was also rewritten to 41-4 (Delbonis in Hamburg 2013, Raonic at the Paris Masters in 2014, and Kyrgios in Madrid in 2015). Next, the Swiss will travel to Melbourne for the Australian Open.