Tecnifiber DYNERGY TOUR 125 OR CARBOFLEX 130

Published: 22 Jan 2011 - 09:21 by ah_moh_said

Updated: 24 Jan 2011 - 22:58

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Hello,

I am confused which racket I should buy between below tecnifiber (DYNERGY TOUR 125 & CARBOFLEX 130) :

Which one is better and why?

What is the difference in composition?

What is the difference between Black weave & Basaltex?

What is the difference in balance? Which value is better (350 or 355)

1-DYNERGY TOUR 125

Composition:Graphite & Blackweave™

Maximum power, minimum weight. Endorsed by Wael el Hindi.

Specs
Construction	Graphite & Blackweave™
Frame Weight	125 +/- 5 g / 4.70 oz
Balance	350 +/- 5 mm
Head Size	490 cm2 / 76 sq.in.
Cover	full and ventilated
Grip	Tec Dry Squash grip
String	X-ONE BIPHASE SQUASH

specifications

Frame weight – 125 grams
Balance – 350 mm
Frame 490 cm
Beam – 25 mm
String – X-one Biphase
Grip – Tec Dry

2-CARBOFLEX 130

Composition: Graphite & Basaltex™

New version of the lightest Carboflex.

Specs
Construction	Graphite & Basaltex™
Frame Weight	130 +/- 5 g / 4.70 oz
Balance	355 +/- 5 mm
Head Size	500 cm2 / 77.5 sq.in.
Cover	full and ventilated
Grip	Tec Dry Squash grip
String	X-ONE BIPHASE SQUASH

Specification

Construction – Graphite and Basaltex
Weight – 130 g +/- 5 g
Balance – 355 mm
Head Size – 500 cm 2 (concave)
String Pattern – 14/18
Beam – 18 mm
Length – 68.5 cm
String – X-1 Biophase 1.18 premium red
Grip – Tec Dry

Regards

Ahmed Said

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From Bukeslayer - 24 Jan 2011 - 22:58

I have the Carboflex 130. I'm an intermediate club player.

I had no vibration issues at all with the factory issue and so bought another I was so impressed but this may have been because of the X-One BIPHASE strings that come with the racket.

The strings are amazing if you're a touch player but they do wear fast and I had the racket restrung with Ashaway SuperNick XL at 26lbs as it was considerably cheaper. It has totally changed the racket - occasional vibration issues and less feel but still a great racket. I will only use the ASHAWAY racket now for when a string breaks on the BIPHASE one and it's being restrung.

I would recommend the 130 but be careful in your choice of restring.

From sloejp - 24 Jan 2011 - 13:02

dynergy frame is stiffer than carboflex. carboflex, as the name implies, has some flex in the frame and will give off some vibration when striking the ball. carboflex is slightly more head heavy than dynergy. with dynergy, you sacrifice some control for extra power. with carboflex, the power is more than sufficient, but you still have decent control for drops and front court play.

if you have great swing technique and the experience to control a powerful racket, maybe dynergy is for you. if you're less experienced or find that your technique is just average, carboflex might be a better choice because it suits a broader range of players.

obviously, it would be best if you could have a hit with both and see for yourself.

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