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Old 06-08-2012, 09:33 PM   #21
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商品名:STeam PRO Kei Spec(スティーム・プロ ケイスペック)
フェイスサイズ: 95inch.sq
素材:バサルト・ファイバー+カロファイト・ブラック+グラファイト
ウェイト:318g (市販モデル309g)
バランス:33.0cm (市販モデル32.5cm)

Looks like 309 grams unstrung
It does look like it, but it's actually 318 unstrung. "市販モデル" means "retail model".
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Old 06-16-2012, 10:35 AM   #22
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I'm taking my two Japanese Steam 95 pro models to get strung today, but before I do, I thought some of you would like to see pictures.

As you can tell, this frame has PWS and isn't quite as boxy as the 100, and there are a few cosmetic differences in the paintjob. For example, it has "pro model" on the right side, "BLX" on the bottom of the hoop instead of the head size, and "Wilson" on the right inside of the hoop instead of the head size.

Wilson also offers another, more user friendly, 95 Steam frame with slightly different specs. If memory serves, it was several grams lighter and a little more head heavy.

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Old 06-16-2012, 03:43 PM   #24
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Those specs look appealing. Maybe a little lead though.
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Old 11-12-2012, 04:54 AM   #25
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It is 37,800 yen in off-price.
Rackets usually cost around 35,000 yen in Japan.
Rackets are usually sold from the price in 30%off.
Therefore it is not a rare price so in Japan.
The yen is abnormally high in an exchange market.
Therefore it is only high when everybody thinks in dollars.
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Old 11-12-2012, 05:03 AM   #26
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It is 37,800 yen in off-price.
Rackets usually cost around 35,000 yen in Japan.
Rackets are usually sold from the price in 30%off.
Therefore it is not a rare price so in Japan.
The yen is abnormally high in an exchange market.
Therefore it is only high when everybody thinks in dollars.
Its approximately 100 yen per us dollar right? Then a racquet costs $350??!!! My god I am so lucky to get my racquets for a around 100...
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Old 11-13-2012, 02:51 PM   #27
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Its approximately 100 yen per us dollar right? Then a racquet costs $350??!!! My god I am so lucky to get my racquets for a around 100...
Therefore many Japanese buy rackets from Tennis warehouse U.S.A/E.U..
But recently we can't buy Wilson, Babolat, head goods from U.S.A..
They are prohibited to sell goods to outside U.S.A. They are pretty petty.

But we can buy Srixon, Bridgestone, Toalson and Mizuno goods.

http://www.srixon-tennis.com/racket/index.html
http://www.bs-tennis.com/xblade/
http://www.toalson.co.jp/JPN/tennis/racket.html
http://products.mizuno.jp/c/category/tennis/racket
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Wow, hope they start selling more prostock racquets to the public more often.
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Old 11-13-2012, 02:54 PM   #29
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Sorry double post
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Wilson took Nishikori's exact specs from his real racquet and made copies to sell to the public. First ever pro stock racquet that is sold to the public?
This is typical wilson,,except they make exact copies and non-exact copies and sell them to the public.
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Nice wouldn't mind picking one up
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Old 11-25-2012, 07:01 AM   #32
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This is typically how much racquets sell for in Japan.
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