U or V

[Ctown311]

Im thing ok putting a V in my EVO pro and gettign rid of the last U ( theres three in it right now). but whats the difference between a V and a U??

[bonebrakr12]

the Vs give more accuracy than the Us

[Ctown311]

but will it work if its under 2 Us?

[bonebrakr12]

not sure on that one but you cant really tell a diference, besides it kinda would be weird to string one under 2 Us

[Ctown311]

yah i make my shootign string prefrence is a lttle different but thats why its prefrence eh? It is actually working good for me because my shots are usually a little lower than i want them but now they r just aorudn right where i want them. I got nothing to do today so i might put in 2 straight and then a V

[lacrossemonkey8]

I would say to have it go straight, u, v but its really all preferance.

[Ctown311]

ill try that too, idont have anyhtign else to do since my girlfriend is in Cape Cod, so why not

[laxman01]

V's give more accuracy where U's give more hold.

[brainddeadjock]

doesn't make much difference. Just make them symetrical, so it passes straight

[laxgoaliebm16]

more than 1 v or you does not do anything more... i just put two striat and a v in my evo pro with 10 d jima hard... i love it no whip very acurate

[MACDADDY]

accuracy comes from practice and form so all of you saying it gives more accuracy.....no

[WinnersLacrosse]

in my opinoin it does give alot more acurracy i use to have a u strung in my k18 but now it has a v and i've seen an incredible amount of accuracy in it

[Sir_Jimmy_Page]

technically MACDADDY is right, accuracy comes from practice, but a v will give the ball a more consistent release, usually resulting in more precise shots

[Ctown311]

yah i went outside and shot wit ha straight/U/V and it is more percise and consistent wit hthe 3 U's it owuld be around 2 feet off where i would aim but now its only around 1 foot to 6 inches

[murderlax]

the Vs give more accuracy than the Us

you couldnt be more wrong.:angry:
as mentioned before, accuracy comes with practice, not you "U" or "V" shooter.
from my experiece:
"U" shooter
~helps guide the ball more than a strait shooter would
~gives a little more whip than a "V" shooter would
~commonly used

"V" shooter
~helps guide the ball more than a strait shooter would
~slightly less whip than in a "U" shooter
~releases smoother

it's up to you to choose the shooter thats right for you. but in actuality, a "U" or a "V" shooter is basicly the same the only difference is the fact that "V" shooters generally less whipe that a "U" shooter would.
try them both out, and see which one fits you.

"who knew i could say so much about shooters???"

[mnlax9]

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