What's the weight of your setup and what's the ideal weight of your setup?

[Sriver1]

190 to 195 gr. Depending on how head heavy it is.

 

[vanjr]

I prefer 180 +/- 3 or so now that I am double inverted. With exact same blade and rubbers I can feel a clear increase in power with higher weight, but my reaction is slower and my control goes down.

 

[Matteones]

Ok I had never weighed any of my rackets, and I knew I prefer them on the heavy side, but I was surprised when I saw my main one is this heavy.
But I love the sturdy feeling I get from it, it just feels so powerful and stable.
Since last week I have been trying DNA dragon power 55 max on backhand, whilst before I had MK pro 2.0 and I felt the increase in weight quite clearly, but I somehow like how the racket feels more now than before, it feels more balanced, whilst it used to feel weird with boosted H3 being much more heavy. But next time I will use less glue and try to be around 200 grams.

 

[Archosaurus]

Probably about 185, and handle balanced. I don't particularly like it. 205g and more head balanced, CG maybe 40-45% up the rubber, is the best for me.

EDIT: Highballed that, should be more like 170. No wonder it feels like air.

 

[jonol]

Anywhere between 180-195g feels good to me. 180 feels a bit light but still good. Higher than 195g starts to feel a bit sluggish.

Current setup is 188g, so fits pretty perfectly in that range.

 

[neon]

Hi, around 175g .

 

[Lando]

My blade is 55grams. I can't find my scale, but I imagine my blade weighs less than 100grams with rubber (1 sided penhold)

 

[Der_Echte]

210 or 220 g ???

Sometimes if balance and feel are OK, then 185-195 g total. Usually this is weight balance LOW.

 

[rbtitco]

I like around 185-188 head heavy

 

[BackhandSteve]

I prefer light blades otherwise my shoulder wont approve xD

My current blade is with long pip ox 140-160 grams.