So who bought the Mizuno Lendl and Muster Head Pro from TW Bosworth section

[jorel]

Originally Posted by treblings

Brittany,

thanks for answering in this thread as well
i would welcome it, if that kind of clarification would come simultaneously with putting the racquets up for sale and not some time later.

thanks

they addressed it in the vlog

[MichaelChang]

If I knew I would have bought it.
Do you guys constantly check the TW Vintage rackets section? How often do any pro-related rackets pop up?

Thanks.

[jorel]

Originally Posted by MichaelChang

If I knew I would have bought it.
Do you guys constantly check the TW Vintage rackets section? How often do any pro-related rackets pop up?

Thanks.

u really have to keep up with the vlogs... they post it friday afternoon. and also check the boards constantly for updates

so if you have a life..it might be tough to do

[MAXXply]

I wonder if the buyers will hang onto them or try to flip them for an even more insane price?

[treblings]

Originally Posted by MAXXply

I wonder if the buyers will hang onto them or try to flip them for an even more insane price?

the price on the prestige pro is not really insane, it´s worth what people are willing to pay
it´s important to have good authentification though. at least it is to serious collectors, and at that price it gets serious

[Rock Strongo]

It should be hit with at least once. That or smashed. If you get a racquet belonging to a legend one should try it because the world wants to know that feeling, or if that person decides not to even go near it unless he's wearing protective gloves and a hazmat suit, it's disrespectful to the people around him just missing out on buying it, the vendor, the supplier, and the original player. If the buyer decides not to touch it ever, it has no use being intact.

[treblings]

Originally Posted by Rock Strongo

It should be hit with at least once. That or smashed. If you get a racquet belonging to a legend one should try it because the world wants to know that feeling, or if that person decides not to even go near it unless he's wearing protective gloves and a hazmat suit, it's disrespectful to the people around him just missing out on buying it, the vendor, the supplier, and the original player. If the buyer decides not to touch it ever, it has no use being intact.

i know that i would play with it(albeit ultra careful) not because the world wants to know that feeling but because i like to know that feeling

got a prestige pro 1st gen really cheap a few months ago and couldn´t resist playing with it though it was in mint condition and playing with it might result in lowering the monetary value. and i can tell you, it played like heaven. easily the best racket i´ve ever played with(in 36 years of playing)

[PrinceMoron]

If TWH say he did, he muster done.

[big ted]

they were selling the mizuno lendl racquet here a few years ago also for about $75 but they werent advertising it that it was customized for lendl

[jorel]

Originally Posted by big ted

they were selling the mizuno lendl racquet here a few years ago also for about $75 but they werent advertising it that it was customized for lendl

i remeber that... i remeber people saying that it felt heavy but very plush