Head Gravity
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guilhermefdc
Semi-Pro
Check your buttcap - I’ve displaced one of the staples holding the buttcap in place on at least 4 different racquets over the last year. At least in my case, most weren’t broken (one of my Microgel Radicals was, though).
The creaking sound was usually associated with a small displacement of the buttcap...
Kal-El 34
Hall of Fame
Ruvi the Kruv
Rookie
Yestereve, I tried Gravity Tour with Tourna Big Hitter 7 17 and it was very good! Much better than factory string, which I suspect was Lynx. Suddenly, I was able to easily generate spin and the ball landed happily at the end of the court, just inside the line, serve was very easy to aim and quite powerful and net game came alive. Actually, don't ask me why, I did a mistake and strung it as 18 * 19 - missed the line closer to the top of the racquet. It is possible that it made the racqeut a little bit more spinable, but I don't think to that degree. Now I have to check if durability is such an issue with this string, as I read in many reviews. It already got down from 55lbs to 47lbs after just 1 session....
Ruvi the Kruv
Rookie
Yeah, I have the same problem. I feel the head is too heavy. Although, I had an overgrip, it is still no more than 3 points HL. I prefer swinging racquet at at least 7 points HL, but adding more weight to the handle will make it about 340g, which is too much. Even now, I get tired after 2 hours of play. I forgot to weave 1 cross so it's actually 18*19, and weight 1-2 gram less, so maybe it's kind of CRAZY solution!
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
I have been very critical of head lately, probably because of what has been done to the Prestige line to the point that many of the retailers will not carry the latest, 360 Prestige line at all (since they still have tons of previous TWO generations sitting on the shelves...
I have tried the Gravity Tour first, since I was skeptical about a wide hoop, thin beam stability on the Pro.
Tour was a no-go. It felt sluggish, was a nice feel (definitely into the right direction) but just did not impress me at all. I went back to my trusted KB98 until about 10 days ago when I decided to try the Gravity Pro demo in the local store.
After an hour of hitting with it, I returned it to the store with a comment -- surprisingly nice stick, doing everything right, however, it needs something to make me feel comfortable. That one was a 4 3/8 (my usual grip is 4 1/2) and was strung with a multi at 58 lbs, my usual setup is a hybrid (gut/poly) at about 50.
So, I ordered a 4 1/2 with Poly demo from TW, and it arrived set up the way as I asked to match my KB98 - 335g strung with overgrip, 335SW, 32.5cm balance, Head Hawk 17 at 50lbs.
Past few days, I have been playing some of my best tennis. As I mentioned above, the racket does everything well. Very solid and confident on FH and BH side. Easy volleys and maneuverability on the net. Still struggling with BH slices, my weakest shot, but feel better about them.
The depth, control, power and spin (heaviness) of my shots is better than with the KB.
Since my knee surgery in October, I have not practiced serves much, however, I hit serves for about 30 minutes and once I time it and hit it right, the serve is potent, but very controlled.
The feel of the stick is excellent, softer, but not too soft (kind of like my KB) with a great feedback. The sweet spot seems to be very generous.
Overall, a very impressive racket from Head. I am not surprised that players like Barty, Zverev, Rublev have actually switched to this stick...
I have tried the Gravity Tour first, since I was skeptical about a wide hoop, thin beam stability on the Pro.
Tour was a no-go. It felt sluggish, was a nice feel (definitely into the right direction) but just did not impress me at all. I went back to my trusted KB98 until about 10 days ago when I decided to try the Gravity Pro demo in the local store.
After an hour of hitting with it, I returned it to the store with a comment -- surprisingly nice stick, doing everything right, however, it needs something to make me feel comfortable. That one was a 4 3/8 (my usual grip is 4 1/2) and was strung with a multi at 58 lbs, my usual setup is a hybrid (gut/poly) at about 50.
So, I ordered a 4 1/2 with Poly demo from TW, and it arrived set up the way as I asked to match my KB98 - 335g strung with overgrip, 335SW, 32.5cm balance, Head Hawk 17 at 50lbs.
Past few days, I have been playing some of my best tennis. As I mentioned above, the racket does everything well. Very solid and confident on FH and BH side. Easy volleys and maneuverability on the net. Still struggling with BH slices, my weakest shot, but feel better about them.
The depth, control, power and spin (heaviness) of my shots is better than with the KB.
Since my knee surgery in October, I have not practiced serves much, however, I hit serves for about 30 minutes and once I time it and hit it right, the serve is potent, but very controlled.
The feel of the stick is excellent, softer, but not too soft (kind of like my KB) with a great feedback. The sweet spot seems to be very generous.
Overall, a very impressive racket from Head. I am not surprised that players like Barty, Zverev, Rublev have actually switched to this stick...
nohandedbackhand
Semi-Pro
Wow. A racquet (especially Head) endorsement from you and/or vsbabolat goes a long way in my book. May need to reconsider this one.
pastashop42
Rookie
Mirrors my impression of the GPro. Got some other sticks recently, but if a good deal comes along....
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
I also demoed the Yonex VCORE Pro 97HD and Blade V7 18x20.
The Blade I got was high static and swing weight and even though felt great, I could not feel confident with it. There was no reason to switch from my KB98.
The Yonex also felt great, solid, stable and great feel, however, could not get it going and definitely did not feel like the Gravity Pro.
Ruvi the Kruv
Rookie
Unstrung is 315g, plus strings it's about 331g at least, and then + overgrip about at least 340g, if not 345g...And damper +3 gram, so almost 350g... So, how is it possible to reach 335g?
darko.sumanovac99
New User
Mine is 338g with wilson pro overgrip, luxilon dampener and TBHS7T 1.25mm strings.
Are you sure you got a racquet with 315 grams ? Overgrip is a max. 5-7 grams.
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Ruvi the Kruv
Rookie
Mine is 9 gram.
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
331g + 6g OG = 337g static, is exactly what I measure on this one.
I don't use a dampener
With the Head quality control, I am sure you can easily end up under 330g with this set up (and over 350g too)
Billy Baseline
New User
Hi all,
I know this thread has been quiet for a while, but I just bought a Head Gravity Pro and thought I'd take a chance that someone might be able to help me out on a query.
Two things:
1. While taking the plastic off of the handle of my new racket, I noticed a small round sticker with 'Q/C F' on it. Anyone ever come across this and know what this means? Started to worry it stood for 'Quality/Control Fail'.
2. I've never had a 18x20 set up (always played 16x19), am used to a much thicker beam and not used to the Head Gravity hoop shape. That said, I've been a bit surprised that I feel a bit of vibration when I bounce the ball hard just north of the sweet spot. Is this to be expected with me making such a transition from what I'm used to or do you think it might be related to my point 1...and that I've bought a dodgy racket?
Any helpful thoughts would be very much appreciated, thanks.
FYI, weight strung (with Lynx Tour 17 at 50/48lbs) is 334g. Two over grips and dampener takes it to 348g. Feels comfortable and no arm pain (why I'm changing racket), but still, a bit of a tinny, pingy vibration feel at the top of the racket.
I know this thread has been quiet for a while, but I just bought a Head Gravity Pro and thought I'd take a chance that someone might be able to help me out on a query.
Two things:
1. While taking the plastic off of the handle of my new racket, I noticed a small round sticker with 'Q/C F' on it. Anyone ever come across this and know what this means? Started to worry it stood for 'Quality/Control Fail'.
2. I've never had a 18x20 set up (always played 16x19), am used to a much thicker beam and not used to the Head Gravity hoop shape. That said, I've been a bit surprised that I feel a bit of vibration when I bounce the ball hard just north of the sweet spot. Is this to be expected with me making such a transition from what I'm used to or do you think it might be related to my point 1...and that I've bought a dodgy racket?
Any helpful thoughts would be very much appreciated, thanks.
FYI, weight strung (with Lynx Tour 17 at 50/48lbs) is 334g. Two over grips and dampener takes it to 348g. Feels comfortable and no arm pain (why I'm changing racket), but still, a bit of a tinny, pingy vibration feel at the top of the racket.
teachingprotx
Legend
What you should do is put a vibration damp in and see if you still have that ping or tinny feel.
Hope that takes care of it.
Otherwise if it’s still making that sound or is sending a vibration to the handle she may be cracked from the inside . This wouid be pretty rare though .
But it happened to me with one of my most recent purchases ( Wilson 6.1 classic very old ) but mine was a gently used frame and looked in great nick, however she is cracked somewhere around 12 o clock in the hoop.
I found this outduring my first hitting session.. I was very upset , but in my case I purchased as is . In your case being a new frame you should be able to get a full refund
Hope that takes care of it.
Otherwise if it’s still making that sound or is sending a vibration to the handle she may be cracked from the inside . This wouid be pretty rare though .
But it happened to me with one of my most recent purchases ( Wilson 6.1 classic very old ) but mine was a gently used frame and looked in great nick, however she is cracked somewhere around 12 o clock in the hoop.
I found this outduring my first hitting session.. I was very upset , but in my case I purchased as is . In your case being a new frame you should be able to get a full refund
2nd Serve Ace
Hall of Fame
Wouldn't be against a slight RA bump with gravity 2.0 (63-65) range, since Imo it would give a more direct "thump" on the ball and not be any less comfortable.
Billy Baseline
New User
As I say, already got a dampener on it. Even with it on there's a strange sense of vibration. Just took the dampener off and smacked my palm off the strings a few times to check it again without dampener. It's like a normal higher pitched string sound (without dampener), but trying to build on my earlier description of the tinny ping, there's an extra sort of distended, elongated vibrating ping that lasts a split second behind it. It's like a very fast tuning fork or something. Almost a tiny whistle (though whistle is a bit of an exaggeration). It's just a split second whizz, but noticeable.
That’s the spiral fibers acting as a spring to absorb vibration in the lower half of the hoop . My prestige mp 360+ has this ping too . It’s in the 4 to 8 o’clock area and absorbs the vibration. The ping is evident in all the newer racquets not just head . Lighter and more flexible materials . Personally I like it . I’ve been hearing this ping at the university center from varsity team players frames . It’s the newer frames , particularly head .
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Hit 'em clean
Semi-Pro
Billy Baseline, I think you may be making more out of the QC sticker than it is. It could be that they have several QC teams and A, B, C, even F is just identifying the group or individuals that QC’d the racket. If it truly failed QC I can tell you from experience that it does t get a sticker it just gets tossed or sent to engineering for review and then tossed. However, if you’re still not convinced email Head customer service and I’m sure they will look into it and give you a similar answer.
I’ve been playing with the GPro since it first came out. There is some slight vibration above the sweetspot but that’s typical of any racquet. What kind of strings are you using and at what tension? That would allow myself or others to better gauge if the vibration you’re feeling is in line or abnormal. Also what was your previous racquet with string and tension as a reference point?
I’ve been playing with the GPro since it first came out. There is some slight vibration above the sweetspot but that’s typical of any racquet. What kind of strings are you using and at what tension? That would allow myself or others to better gauge if the vibration you’re feeling is in line or abnormal. Also what was your previous racquet with string and tension as a reference point?
teachingprotx
Legend
Oh nooooooooo man ... sounds to me like it’s cracked
hope I’m wrong
hope I’m wrong
Billy Baseline
New User
Thanks Hit 'em clean, really appreciate you input.
Re the QC and letters, I expect you're right - I was hoping someone would tell me it was to do with production teams rather than grading.
Re strings, as I mentioned above 'weight strung (with Lynx Tour 17 at 50/48lbs) is 334g. Two over grips and dampener takes it to 348g'.
Overall, you've put my mind at rest. I'm probably just not used to the new rackets. I've recently returned to tennis after about 20 odd years away. I grew up playing a lot from 5 to 15 years old. I recently picked up my old Donnay Ultimate Pro and hit some balls. Treated myself to a new racket about a month ago - a Babolat Pure Aero, but it caused a lot of arm pain after only one hit. After a few more hits with it and more arm pain, then tons of research, I bought the Head Gravity Pro. Zero arm discomfort. Feels great were it not for this slightly disconcerting hoop tip vibration. As I say, perhaps, I just need to get used to modern frames.
Hit 'em clean
Semi-Pro
Polys due result in more vibration so you could always try Technifibre Multifeel or Head Velocity MLT which are good multifilaments that I’ve used. Older racquets aren’t as stiff or hollow as today’s, plus the older sticks have a lot more fiberglass which also helped with a more solid feeling frame. Also the stiffness in the tip and upper hoop of today’s frames is far more than the older frames. I played with Rossignol and the Dunlop Max 200G and its night and day between those flexible frames and what is considered flexible today.
I string my Gpros with either of those two multis around 50-51lbs. I strung one up with the Volkl vfuse hybrid (natural gut in mains and cyclone in the cross) which felt pretty awesome. I had the gut at 52 and poly at 48. Any full poly I’ve strung in around 45. Even with gut there is some vibration above the sweetspot, but a lot less than the poly. I think Barty is in the low 40’s and I might try going down there if I try a poly again.
I had some elbow issues myself which is why I went with GPro. I can play with poly again but the extra power I get out of the multis in this frame seems to work for me. Heck I even put cheap Wilson power syn gut in it sometimes and that plays good as well. I can still get plenty of spin with this racquet since the pocketing is so good. Never thought I’d ever hit with syn gut after playing with poly for so long but it’s not so bad in this stick.
Try different string setups and you might find a better match for the feel you want.
I string my Gpros with either of those two multis around 50-51lbs. I strung one up with the Volkl vfuse hybrid (natural gut in mains and cyclone in the cross) which felt pretty awesome. I had the gut at 52 and poly at 48. Any full poly I’ve strung in around 45. Even with gut there is some vibration above the sweetspot, but a lot less than the poly. I think Barty is in the low 40’s and I might try going down there if I try a poly again.
I had some elbow issues myself which is why I went with GPro. I can play with poly again but the extra power I get out of the multis in this frame seems to work for me. Heck I even put cheap Wilson power syn gut in it sometimes and that plays good as well. I can still get plenty of spin with this racquet since the pocketing is so good. Never thought I’d ever hit with syn gut after playing with poly for so long but it’s not so bad in this stick.
Try different string setups and you might find a better match for the feel you want.
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Billy Baseline
New User
Thanks for the info, much appreciated. Good to be able to chat on here with others using the same racket as I don't know anyone in person that has one. I'll have another few hits with the strings as they are and see how it goes. Then perhaps try a multifil next time.
teachingprotx
Legend
I forgot to ask the OP this ....
@Billy Baseline .. I do have a personal scenario that may be of help to you .
So while back i strung up a new frame for a client . It was not a HEAD frame but regardless it was a new never before strung frame ..
I strung it to what I thought was normal / same as all my other string jobs.
the client after his first initial hitting session asked me about a vibration he was receiving .
the job was poly mains / syn gut crosses .pretty typical set up . Normal in range tension ..
when he gave me back the frame to look for any stress points and any fractures , I discovered nothing upon sight . But when I bounced a ball it did vibe more than what I expected..
as the stringer it scared the hell out of me .. as I thought I may of hurt it , in some way ..
However upon really studying the Frame I did have to tie off the mains and the crosses in the same hole ..
The poly knot was resting up against the syn gut . ( I simply could not tie off in any other holes )
So I thought well maybe there is a chance that knot was causing the extra drawn out vibration sensation and acoustics.
so I decided to re -string for free..
this time I “ awled “ a different home to tie off so there wasn’t 2 knots sitting on top of one another . Something I should have before , but didn’t as I’ve never had this be a problem in the past ...
After doing / stringing the racket again the vibe noise dissipated. Almost fully.
I won’t lie and say it was 100% free of vibration but it was definitely noticeably better .
So..
Check out your knots and see if they may be resting in other strings to make it buzz more .
Just a thought ! hope it helps man
@Billy Baseline .. I do have a personal scenario that may be of help to you .
So while back i strung up a new frame for a client . It was not a HEAD frame but regardless it was a new never before strung frame ..
I strung it to what I thought was normal / same as all my other string jobs.
the client after his first initial hitting session asked me about a vibration he was receiving .
the job was poly mains / syn gut crosses .pretty typical set up . Normal in range tension ..
when he gave me back the frame to look for any stress points and any fractures , I discovered nothing upon sight . But when I bounced a ball it did vibe more than what I expected..
as the stringer it scared the hell out of me .. as I thought I may of hurt it , in some way ..
However upon really studying the Frame I did have to tie off the mains and the crosses in the same hole ..
The poly knot was resting up against the syn gut . ( I simply could not tie off in any other holes )
So I thought well maybe there is a chance that knot was causing the extra drawn out vibration sensation and acoustics.
so I decided to re -string for free..
this time I “ awled “ a different home to tie off so there wasn’t 2 knots sitting on top of one another . Something I should have before , but didn’t as I’ve never had this be a problem in the past ...
After doing / stringing the racket again the vibe noise dissipated. Almost fully.
I won’t lie and say it was 100% free of vibration but it was definitely noticeably better .
So..
Check out your knots and see if they may be resting in other strings to make it buzz more .
Just a thought !
hope it helps man
Billy Baseline
New User
Teachingprotx, thanks for all of your input. I checked the knots, all good with them, none sitting on top of one another. I'll have a hit and see if it calms down. Let's see
I got myself two Gravity Tours. One I strung with a hybrid of Gioco Multifilament + MSV Focus Hex (incredible combination by the way, super arm friendly) and the other with a full bed of Lynx. The one with Lynx vibrates way more and I get the same feeling you got.
First racquet setup broke and I restrung with a full bed of Velocity, but yet to test since courts are all closed here.
Eventually I’ll switch the setup around, especially because the racquet with poly came heavier (**** QC for a change). I always like keeping a multi or hybrid + poly depending how I’m feeling, so makes more sense to put the poly on the lighter racquet.
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Billy Baseline
New User
Thanks for sharing, especially re the Lynx, much appreciated. Wherever you are, stay safe.
bertrevert
Legend
1.17 (17L) gauge LUX TiMO strings put in the 16x20 string bed of the Gravity MP is like... wow.
Lots of feel already from the 22mm beam, 62RA flex, but then redoubled by the lighter poly, and which seemingly increases the sweet spot too???
I think this Head's headshape seems particularly good for anyone who hits high in the stringbed.
Really enjoying this MP. V fast swinging.
Lots of feel already from the 22mm beam, 62RA flex, but then redoubled by the lighter poly, and which seemingly increases the sweet spot too???
I think this Head's headshape seems particularly good for anyone who hits high in the stringbed.
Really enjoying this MP. V fast swinging.
Billy Baseline
New User
Hi there,
Played with my Head Gravity Pro quite a bit now and love it. No arm pain with this one and the initial fears I had of faulty racket subsided as the rackets vibration around the tip seemed to settle right down after a few hits.
Like others, the only thing I find, is it's a bit demanding on the weight after a while.
So, I'm considering buying a Gravity Tour, but won't get a chance to demo one. If it's too light, I'm thinking I can always weight the handle a little. Anyone else made the transition to Tour? If so, I'd love to hear how it went? Is the feel the same? A little more powerful? What's the difference to you?
Any info would be great, thanks in advance.
Played with my Head Gravity Pro quite a bit now and love it. No arm pain with this one and the initial fears I had of faulty racket subsided as the rackets vibration around the tip seemed to settle right down after a few hits.
Like others, the only thing I find, is it's a bit demanding on the weight after a while.
So, I'm considering buying a Gravity Tour, but won't get a chance to demo one. If it's too light, I'm thinking I can always weight the handle a little. Anyone else made the transition to Tour? If so, I'd love to hear how it went? Is the feel the same? A little more powerful? What's the difference to you?
Any info would be great, thanks in advance.
smalahove
Hall of Fame
The Pro and Tour are different rackets, esp when it comes to feel. The GPro has the nicest feel of the new Heads I’ve tried/owned, incl MP+ and PT 2.0. The Tour feels nice, but compared to the Pro it’s def a step in the Pure Drive direction. Add to that the difference in maneuvrability feel between the 22 and 20 mm beam. A lighter Pro with lower SW would have been nice for many.
I demoed the Pro and own the Tour. Just to set one thing clear, the Gravity Tour is absolutely nothing like a Pure Drive.
As for “feel”, that is perhaps the most ambiguous term ever. It still has that amazing sensation from when you hit the ball, that smooth classic flex.
It won’t exactly feel like the Pro because that one has more heft and you really have to swing through to play with it. I found it quite tiring. The Tour will give you more free power and is more forgiving when you aren’t absolutely spot on, especially when it comes to footwork. It gives you a tad more space to compensate for a mistake.
I really cannot emphasize enough how you should get the racquets measured before purchasing though. I’ve seen swingweight on both the Pro and the Tour vary A LOT, and they could intersect. If you played with and underspec’d Pro at around 330SW and still found it too much, I’d recommend looking at the MP, not the Tour.
Just to illustrate things, I bought my Tour at a shop that had an RDC machine. Mine clocked 296 unstrung, and the other one they had clocked 313 unstrung, which is more than the average for the Pro. Had I bought them without measuring, I’d be up for quite a surprise.
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As for “feel”, that is perhaps the most ambiguous term ever. It still has that amazing sensation from when you hit the ball, that smooth classic flex.
It won’t exactly feel like the Pro because that one has more heft and you really have to swing through to play with it. I found it quite tiring. The Tour will give you more free power and is more forgiving when you aren’t absolutely spot on, especially when it comes to footwork. It gives you a tad more space to compensate for a mistake.
I really cannot emphasize enough how you should get the racquets measured before purchasing though. I’ve seen swingweight on both the Pro and the Tour vary A LOT, and they could intersect. If you played with and underspec’d Pro at around 330SW and still found it too much, I’d recommend looking at the MP, not the Tour.
Just to illustrate things, I bought my Tour at a shop that had an RDC machine. Mine clocked 296 unstrung, and the other one they had clocked 313 unstrung, which is more than the average for the Pro. Had I bought them without measuring, I’d be up for quite a surprise.
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smalahove
Hall of Fame
I owned two Tours (recently sold) and one Pro, and have tested a few others with different setups. I've played with them for several months, about 5-6 times a week. Compared to the Pro, the Tour are a step in the Pure Drive type of hollow feel direction. That is not the same as saying the Tours are like PDs, they're not, but compared to the Pro they def have a more modern, hollow type feeling. They still feel very nice though, but if you're coming from a Pro, and you expect that type of feel, you'll be disappointed for sure.
For me, the Pro is the bench mark among new Head retail rackets. I'd place the MP+ between the Pro and Tour. If Billy B loves the Pro, but wants a little less SW and/or static weight, I'd first get the actual racket specs, then if those are average or above average, I'd get TW (or another seller) to find one below average. The only racket I can remember that can be somewhat compared to the Pro, is the Duel G 100, but that lacked the plow of the Pro. The Pro is based on a frame that's been through so many iterations, it's hard to find current stock alternatives, i.e. 20 mm flat beam, 100 sq inch, low RA, high SW.
Billy Baseline
New User
Good to know, thanks for taking the time to reply. That's my only real issue, I find it quite tiring.
Billy Baseline
New User
Thanks for taking the time to reply - lots of great insight here. Can I ask - why sell your Tours? Also, why is the MP+ between the Pro and Tour?
smalahove
Hall of Fame
I much prefer the Pro and the MP+. After owning - and selling - way to many frames over the last years, I've come to realize I have a clear preference for 20 mm flat beam frames. Ime, 22 mm frames is another type of frame, albeit frames like GTour, TF40 and six.one 95 are excellent. It might be an age, i.e. what you're used to play with, idk.
The MP+ places itself between the GPro and the Tour when it comes to feel. The Tour is arguably the easiest one to play with, but that depends. For allcourt attacking tennis, I'd pick the MP+, esp on hardcourt and for volleys. For aggressive baseline play, I'd go for the Pro.
Billy Baseline
New User
As I say, love the Pro, but it gets me tired and a bit sluggish after a while. Expect MP would be too light for me. As a teenager in the 90s I grew up using Donnay rackets at 350g. Never felt comfortable playing with anything much lighter since, but a bit less now would be good. All said and done, the Gravity Pro sure is a wonderful bit of gear.
smalahove
Hall of Fame
Have you checked the SW? Some are reportedly in the 340 range.
My demo was 341 for instance...
I bet you could find one with 330 or even lower.
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Deleted member 768841
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Right now all Head racquets are on sale! I’m planning on getting or trying a gravity/prestige mp, super excited. Right in my wheelhouse.
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Deleted member 766578
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Been using Gravity Pro as my main racquet since it came out, still my favourite, even though i buy and try all the new gen stuff im interested in for fun - i am picking up a gravity tour soon, ill let you know how that goes
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Would you be able to compare it to the prestige mid? I’m going to demo the gravity pro, and the prestige mp, but I’m trying to decide between the mid and the pure strike gen 3.
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Yeah, being a racquetholic is awful. I used to be very loyal to one brand, then I found this website and now I’ve gone crazy with Head, Babolat, and others. I wish TW could do 4 demos because I am demoing the mid, mp and gravity pro and wish I could try the pure strike because it’s like what I used to use (an aero) but mixed with a blade.
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Puzzling - are you sure you mean a Yonex Dual G 100? I have a Dual G 100 and I can’t see how it’s like the Pro. It’s only 300g, feels firm (boardy if strung above 48), and is in no way hollow. Different string pattern too. It’s not like the Tour or MP either - I have played these a fair amount. Though you could consider the MP to perform like a more flexible and slightly lower powered Dual G 100 in my experience. Not convinced about the MP but the Tour is great - much more solid and stable than the MP. Add a smiley button string dampener and it’s good to go. Considering getting one. (If I can only decide between it and the new Ezone)
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Billy Baseline
New User
Thanks, that would be great.
Billy Baseline
New User
No, not checked the SW. Don't have access to a machine so would have to try do it all at home, which I don't think will work out so accurately.
