HOW IS THE STX VECTOR

[yourtenderloins]

I play box and use an answer. I like the answer but I am thinking something like the Vector would be better for the box game since it would have a quicker release. What is everyones opinions on this? What would you use?

[ghs/wylax]

To be honest, the vector is more of a beginner head. In my experience with it, it is not very durable, and was mostly aimed towards beginners. If you are a beginner then I"d say it should be fine, but if you are not, I'd look for something of a little bit better quality.

[yourtenderloins]

To be honest, the vector is more of a beginner head. In my experience with it, it is not very durable, and was mostly aimed towards beginners. If you are a beginner then I"d say it should be fine, but if you are not, I'd look for something of a little bit better quality.

Not a beginner, I'm just looking for feedback on a head that has a quick release. I know stringing affects it, but I also know the design of the head also has and affect too.

[MidiLine1]

Did you ever think about a proton? that is a good box head. You can also pinch it to make it better.

[gigo567]

The vector will warp to quickly and it becomes as flexy as an Answer,

[yourtenderloins]

Did you ever think about a proton? that is a good box head. You can also pinch it to make it better.

I am really not a huge fan of the proton. Blashemy I know, but it's true. I guess it wouldn't be a bad choice but there is always the route of exploring options.

[mdterpslax25]

i used a vector for two years and loved it but be careful it can get pretty pinched

[yourtenderloins]

i used a vector for two years and loved it but be careful it can get pretty pinched

it cant be any worse than the 2nd gen answer.

[Talent223]

It does get very flimsy, and can pinch itself, but it is a good beginners head. It is not the most durable either, but it is not an edge ice.

(You mean 1st gen Answer)