So I weight all my racquets with same digital scale, here are the results:
| Racquet | Weight (grams) | Unstrung weight (TW weight) + Add. info |
| PS97 #1 | 336 (21/7) | 315 (329): synthetic grip, overgrip, rb dampener |
| PS97 #2 | 338 (21/7) | 315 (329): synthetic grip, overgrip, rb dampener |
| CX200Tour 18x20 | 337 (22/5) | 315 (332): leather grip (incl.), 24 inch lead, overgrip |
| CX200Tour 16x19 | 336 (26/10) | 310 (326): leather grip, 12inch lead, overgrip |
| HM 200G strung | 346 (24/9) | 322 (337): leather grip, overgrip, rb dampener |
| HM 200G unstrung | 320 (-2) | 322 (337): synthetic grip, unstrung |
| Aerogel 300 | 320 (30/11) | 290 (309): leather grip, overgrip, 12inch lead |
| Radical OS | 325 (30/10) | 295 (315): leather grip, rb dampener |
| Warrior 107 | 328 (28/10) | 300 (318): leather grip, overgrip, rb dampener |
| Tour 100L | 300 (30) | 270: leather grip, overgrip, 18inch lead |
| Six One Team | 303 (14/0) | 289 (303): synthetic grip, bab leads |
The biggest jump would be the Radical OS: 30 grams from string (18x19) and leather grip and overgrip. For singles, I am now using the 100L and so far with the added weight is good for baseline play and topspin forehand. While the Six One team is just about the same as TW strung spec.
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