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I recently bought a mint Dunlop max 300i pro...this is the first version of the 300i (graphite injection). I was aware of the existence of her sister max 200g pro graphite injection...Not aware that also the 300i was sold in this "pro" version!!
Below some pictures of this "discovery" I want to share with the other lovers of the Dunlop IMF frames! ![]() Last edited by paoloraz : 10-15-2012 at 03:37 PM. |
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Other pics...
![]() The various 300i versions... ![]() The two close cousins: 200g pro and 300i pro... ![]() |
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very cool! have you hit with them yet?
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With the 300i? Yes, many times...it is stiffer 200g basically (same molto with Noril in addition to Graphite and Nylon...or Noril in place of Nylon...I don't remember by now!!)...little less soft "feeling", less comunicative but more "modern" in the way it plays. The PRO version has no meaningful difference with the standard 300i I guess...
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Join Date: Jun 2012
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Is 300 larger head then 200?
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pretty sure its the same mold just the 300 is stiffer
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i belive there is also a 400 that is the same mold and even stiffer
i myself just aquired the 800... which is a midplus head size
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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The Max400i is a different mold and more open string pattern.
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I have planned to play this eve with the 400i and 300i, just to have feedbacks about their differences on court!
Btw VsBabolat, since you are the maximum expert of these IMF frames, did you have previuos knowledge about this 300i PRO version?? When I found it, it was a total surprise!! |
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There is one simple test to make: weigh the 300i Pro and compare to 300i. Also, measure the balance point.
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same buttery feel as the 200g but with a mp head size off center hits are a little more jarring
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But sometimes it feels strange...the feeling in the upper part of the head is somehow limited...to me, the 800i is not very communicative outside the sweetspot... I like the 200g and the 400i much more! |
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Nice acquisition. That looks perfect.
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the TT community should start a TT demo program
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I agree with this. I have often thought about how to do this, but the logistics are too daunting.
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we would have the BEST demo selection in the world. but yea logistics would be tough
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I have seen one of these years back. .. was using the 200g at the time. It would be neat to hear how you like it. How much did it cost? Are they considered more "rare" than the 200g?
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I'm not going to play with it...first the gripsize is very small (L2), second I have some more "lived" 300i to occasionally play with. 300is play great as any Dunlop IMF frame. It is a stiffer 200g basically. Very precise, the tight string pattern (18x20 in 85sqi) gives you tons of control and the dynamic stiffness reasonable power if you prepare early. It is not an easy racquet for today play, however... the 400i, 500i and 800i have more modern felling (and open string pattern which helps a lot...its incredible the ball speed you can generate with a 400i for example...bombs!! Never produced a heavier flat service in my life, with any today racquet...) |
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