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JulyZerg · 07-13-2009, 05:45 PM

I just bought the Wilson nPRO for $59.99 @ SportsChek today and I haven't tried it out yet but it's heavier then the K-Fury(as stated above)

The nPRO looks better IMO with the neon green/white vs blue/light-blue. However I'm a beginner at Tennis

should I have gotten the K-Fury instead? Thing is if the nPRO is a better racquet overall, then I'm thinking I can adapt to it or be able to adapt to it later on.

What do you guys think? I can always return the nPRO and pick up the K-Fury. Also what added to my purchase decision was, their was only 3 nPRO's left and 5-6 K-Fury's on the shelf

EDIT: Hmm at Tennis-Warehouse, they have the K-Fury @ $119 USD and nPRO @ $96.50 USD, which seems like K-Fury is a way better deal for the price($59.99 @ SportsChek)

07-13-2009, 05:45 PM	#28
JulyZerg RS.net, where our google ads make absolutely no sense! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Zerg Posts: 959 Thanked 32 Times in 10 Posts Failed 148 Times in 29 Posts	I just bought the Wilson nPRO for $59.99 @ SportsChek today and I haven't tried it out yet but it's heavier then the K-Fury(as stated above) The nPRO looks better IMO with the neon green/white vs blue/light-blue. However I'm a beginner at Tennis should I have gotten the K-Fury instead? Thing is if the nPRO is a better racquet overall, then I'm thinking I can adapt to it or be able to adapt to it later on. What do you guys think? I can always return the nPRO and pick up the K-Fury. Also what added to my purchase decision was, their was only 3 nPRO's left and 5-6 K-Fury's on the shelf EDIT: Hmm at Tennis-Warehouse, they have the K-Fury @ $119 USD and nPRO @ $96.50 USD, which seems like K-Fury is a way better deal for the price($59.99 @ SportsChek)