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Nishikori’s Coach Michael Chang Switches to Srixon Racquets

by Jonas Eriksson

Nishikori’s coach, tennis legend Michael Chang has just announced that he’s switching to a Srixon tennis racquet. Srixon is already sponsoring Kevin Anderson, Jiri Vesely and Aga Radwanska.

Perhaps more famous as Kei Nishikori’s tennis coach to a younger audience, 80s tennis icon Michael Chang has now become an ambassador for Japanese tennis brand Srixon and is endorsing and using the Srixon Revo CV 3.0 Tour racquet. He was previously known for using the Prince Original Graphite (reincarnated as the Prince Classic Graphite 100) – a true classic among tennis racquet aficionados.

Chang joins a growing group of Srixon players, the most famous for the European tennis audience being Kevin Anderson, Jiri Vesely and Aga Radwanska. Kevin Anderson is using a SRIXON REVO CX 2.0 TOUR 18×20, Jiri Vesely a SRIXON REVO CX 2.0 and Radwanska the SRIXON REVO CV 3.0 Aga.

The Srixon racquets are not easy to get a hold of outside Japan, but you can try the Rakuten Global Network. I haven’t been able to find them anywhere else, but maybe that’s just a question of time?

Do any of you readers have any experience with Srixon racquets? What do you think about them?

Here are the various specs of the different Srixon racquets:

Srixon Revo CV 3.0 Tour (Kevin Anderson)

  • Materials: Graphite, High-elasticity graphite, Dipolgy® epoxy resin, High-resilience silicon
  • Average weight: 305 g (frame only)
  • Grip size: 2, 3
  • String pattern: Main 16 x Cross 19
  • Recommended tension: 45 – 60 lbs.
  • * String not included (unstrung).

Srixon Revo CX 2.0 TOUR (Jiri Vesely)

  • Materials: Graphite, High-elasticity graphite, High-modulus graphite, Dipolgy® epoxy resin, High-resilience silicon
  • Average weight: 315 g (frame only)
  • Grip size: 2, 3
  • String pattern: Main 18 x Cross 20
  • Recommended tension: 45 – 60 lbs.
  • * SONY Smart Tennis Sensor compatible racket.
  • * String not included (unstrung).

Srixon Revo CX 2.0 (Michael Chang)

  • Materials: Graphite, High-elasticity graphite, High-modulus graphite, Dipolgy® epoxy resin, High-resilience silicon
  • Average weight: 305 g (frame only)
  • Grip size: 2, 3
  • String pattern: Main 16 x Cross 19
  • Recommended tension: 45 – 60 lbs.
  • * SONY Smart Tennis Sensor compatible racket.
  • * String not included (unstrung).

Srixon Revo CV 3.0 Aga (Aga Radwanska)

  • Materials: Graphite, High-elasticity graphite, Dipolgy® epoxy resin, High-resilience silicon
  • Average weight: 290 g (frame only)
  • Grip size: 1, 2, 3
  • String pattern: Main 16 x Cross 19
  • Recommended tension: 45 – 60 lbs.
  • * String not included (unstrung).

 

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4 comments

Stefan Schins May 18, 2017 - 16:06

Hello #tennisnerds,
actually you don´t need to search Japanese online shops to purchase SRIXON rackets. We are the first European tennis shop officially authorised as SRIXON dealer. We are located in Portugal but ship to all European countries. We are very proud to be part of the Srixon team and excited that now MICHAEL CHANG switched “to better”.
YELLOWBALLS, Stefan

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Ryota Kono August 8, 2017 - 08:43

chang use cv3.0 tour I think.
Maybe you made mistakes.

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Brad Gilbert September 8, 2017 - 22:08

Why is Anderson playing at the Open with the Srixon Raquet BUT using a Dunlop stencil on the strings?

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Tennisnerd September 9, 2017 - 13:22

Hi Brad,
Because Srixon (SRI Sports) owns Dunlop after buying it from Sports Direct. Dunlop is for now the brand they market in Europe mainly, but I think that can change soon.

Cheers / Jonas

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