Source: racquetguys.com
Version · 6 optionsGX1 165 Quadraform 2024Change
The GX1 165 Quadraform is the lightest version of the GX1, at 165 g unstrung, 22 inches, with head-heavy balance and a 14x19 pattern. The square head and the Solid Frame with a concave profile give a large, forgiving sweet spot, and the redesigned throat improves torsional stiffness and comfort. The 3K carbon dampens the feel and the T700 reinforces the frame. It is quick in the hand and good for those who prioritize control and reaction.
Key specs
Full specs- Weight unstrung
- 165 g
- String pattern
- 14x19
- Balance point
- More head weight
- Length
- 22 in
- Material
- 3K carbon, T700
LevelsIntermediate, Advanced
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Strengths and watch-outs
Pros
- 165 g unstrung weight tends to make the racquet quicker in the hand
- Square head with Solid Frame with a concave profile, according to the brand
- 3K carbon to dampen the feel, according to the manufacturer
- Recommended for intermediate and advanced players
Cons
- At 165 g, tends to have less mass to stabilize hard-hit balls
- Head-heavy balance can weigh on the wrist in fast exchanges
- Not well suited for beginners
- Ideal for
- Intermediate to advanced player who prefers a light, forgiving racquet
- Levels
- Intermediate, Advanced
Specs
| Weight unstrung | 165 gunstrung | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Head size | No data | Medium confidence |
| Balance point | More head weight | Medium confidence |
| Length | 22 in | Medium confidence |
| String pattern | 14x19 | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Frame thickness | No data | Medium confidence |
| Material | 3K carbon, T700 | Medium confidence |
How the RR Score was calculated
| Criterion | Weight | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Specs | 65% | 53 |
| Approval from players | 35% | 65 |
The RR Score is not yet a precise figure. It summarizes the data we have today (specs and reviews) and changes as more information comes in. A low score does not mean the racquet is bad and does not reflect its technical quality: often it is just missing data or reviews. The specs combine several sources and may have discrepancies: check the manufacturer's website and the store where you buy.
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