soggyramen
Professional
i've always wanted to see what would happen if babolat made a pure storm with a 18x20 string pattern and 90-93 inch head...that'd be killer...anyone else have any "racquet wishes"
ya think babolat will ever make a mid?
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Commando Tennis Shorts
Hall of Fame
never say never. . .
ChocolatePie
Semi-Pro
That would be sick.
soggyramen
Professional
i would kill for a K85....wilson help a brother out
BreakPoint
Bionic Poster
A 18x20 string pattern in a 90 sq. in. frame? Sounds awfully underpowered and boardy to me.
Chauvalito
Hall of Fame
I am trying to find out. I am looking for a Yonex Ultimum Rd Ti-70.
88 sq. inches, with an 18x20.
I have not had much luck finding any, unless I order one from Belgium.
the Town Sherif
Semi-Pro
man...your quotes keep getting lamer and lamer
smittysan89
Professional
why would you kill for the same racquet that you can already get except for 5 less sq in of head size? oh I forgot it would look cool in your signature on the forums.
timeisonmyside
Semi-Pro
I wish for a midsize 16x18 Prestige. Heard rumors of this in the upcoming Microgel Prestige.
sargeinaz
Hall of Fame
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Babolat did come close to that. They made the Babolat Classic (distributed only in Europe): 95 sq. in., 21 cm. frame, 16x20
soggyramen
Professional
still in production or discontinued?
Not in production anymore. Babolat made several racquets that they only distributed in Europe (like the Classic, Soft Power, etc.)
Linkkokiri
New User
I wish for a Microgel prestige MP with a 19mm beam (unlikely...)
And yes, there will be a microgel prestige with a more open string pattern.
It will be called prestige pro, will have the same specs as the 630 an will have a 16x19 string pattern.
And yes, there will be a microgel prestige with a more open string pattern.
It will be called prestige pro, will have the same specs as the 630 an will have a 16x19 string pattern.
No Drop Shots
Rookie
Hilarious!!
Who the hell wants to play with a midsize anyway? Now that rackets have got lighter, why would you want a small frame? Surely you just risk shanking a ball, when there is now no disadvantage to a larger head size due to weight etc. Seems to me that the only people who play with such small frames are people who are using old style rackets (ie with older/heavier technology.)
