fogertyfan
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Anyone else here have these rackets a few years ago? What did you all think of them? I really liked mine. Somewhat hard to manuever sometimes, but overall, a good racket.
Spalding ATP Pro Stock
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I had several of the 200s and 250s that I purchased when Spalding exited the tennis business. Not sure where my 200s are (probably buried in the garage), but I still have a 250 in my closet that I occasionally take out to play with. These frames were described as low powered, but if you are physically strong and can swing them at a good velocity, the winners just seem to pour off the strings.
These are well-made racquets too. I had no worries about any of them ever cracking due to simple use.
These are well-made racquets too. I had no worries about any of them ever cracking due to simple use.
Tennis Man
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I agree. This particular model is very good modern alternative to classic Prestiges. The reason I said that is b/c the racquet is made of braided graphite and much stiffer and heavier than Head Prestiges. From what I remember they are very demanding control-oriented racquets.
I just purchased one again and will be looking for more. So, python check your garage out, I'm looking for a few in L3 or smaller grip sizes.
martinross
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Spalding ATP 200 pro stock 4 1/4
Hey I've got two with size 2 grips that is 4 1/4 if you have any interest - martinross@comcast.net
Hey I've got two with size 2 grips that is 4 1/4 if you have any interest - martinross@comcast.net
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