whats the difference between those?
i just bought HEAD Radical Lite 100inch head size, is it good? havent tested it yet! :twisted:
The Prestige will make you look and feel like a touring pro when you pull it out of your bag. Everyone at the club or on the courts will turn and stare. They'll whisper "Look at that guy! He plays with a Prestige!" You'll feel warm all over and totally awesome...until you realize that you're nowhere near good enough to play with it. FYI, no top pro that "uses a Prestige" actually does. They all play with pro stock frames that you and I can't buy.
The Speed will also draw looks from anyone around, but it's because of the awkward-from-afar paintjob. Up close, it's great, though. No one will think you have any taste in racquets because the Speeds are too white, or because no one on TT likes them. Just like everyone else, you'll find some reason not to like them, too...which it really too bad, because they're actually quite nice to hit with once you find the right string setup.
The Radical will make you look like you know what you're doing and that you're realistic about your game. Radicals are like Volvos--a nice safe choice that does everything OK but nothing very well. You'll get into customization because you'll grow tired of it's plain feel and you'll keep it forever because you'll be convinced there's nothing better out there. Then you'll be that creepy guy that drives the 1980-something Volvo wagon. You don't want to be that guy.
The Extreme will make you look like a weak, over-the-hill hacker that needs all the power he can get just to stay in the game. The hideous paintjob (true in all three generations) will have the ladies throwing up in their mouths when they look at you. No matter your age, it will make you look fatter and more bald. But all that is okay if you're into winning, because that's what the Extreme is meant for. It's an under-rated AeroPro beater that will help make up for weaknesses in the 3.0-4.0 game...if you can stomach its ugly.
The Prestige will make you look and feel like a touring pro when you pull it out of your bag. Everyone at the club or on the courts will turn and stare. They'll whisper "Look at that guy! He plays with a Prestige!" You'll feel warm all over and totally awesome...until you realize that you're nowhere near good enough to play with it. FYI, no top pro that "uses a Prestige" actually does. They all play with pro stock frames that you and I can't buy.
The Prestige will make you look and feel like a touring pro when you pull it out of your bag. Everyone at the club or on the courts will turn and stare. They'll whisper "Look at that guy! He plays with a Prestige!" You'll feel warm all over and totally awesome...until you realize that you're nowhere near good enough to play with it. FYI, no top pro that "uses a Prestige" actually does. They all play with pro stock frames that you and I can't buy.
The Speed will also draw looks from anyone around, but it's because of the awkward-from-afar paintjob. Up close, it's great, though. No one will think you have any taste in racquets because the Speeds are too white, or because no one on TT likes them. Just like everyone else, you'll find some reason not to like them, too...which it really too bad, because they're actually quite nice to hit with once you find the right string setup.
The Radical will make you look like you know what you're doing and that you're realistic about your game. Radicals are like Volvos--a nice safe choice that does everything OK but nothing very well. You'll get into customization because you'll grow tired of it's plain feel and you'll keep it forever because you'll be convinced there's nothing better out there. Then you'll be that creepy guy that drives the 1980-something Volvo wagon. You don't want to be that guy.
The Extreme will make you look like a weak, over-the-hill hacker that needs all the power he can get just to stay in the game. The hideous paintjob (true in all three generations) will have the ladies throwing up in their mouths when they look at you. No matter your age, it will make you look fatter and more bald. But all that is okay if you're into winning, because that's what the Extreme is meant for. It's an under-rated AeroPro beater that will help make up for weaknesses in the 3.0-4.0 game...if you can stomach its ugly.
If you but a speed or radical you're a poser, if you but a prestige you're a wannabe, if you buy an extreme you're a wimp lol basically what people will think when they see you
The Prestige will make you look and feel like a touring pro when you pull it out of your bag. Everyone at the club or on the courts will turn and stare. They'll whisper "Look at that guy! He plays with a Prestige!" You'll feel warm all over and totally awesome...until you realize that you're nowhere near good enough to play with it.
Great. I just bought a YTPM. At least I will look awesome as I'm framing all my shots...
also the lite version is very light, but it will be fine after some matchesi just tested my new radical lite
it is a nice raqcuet, but my backhand slice is little bit strange, its like i have no controll? i hope to overcome that, its just my first day with it
also the lite version is very light, but it will be fine after some matches
how do you mean lead tape?I've never in my entire life played with a "lite" version of a racket, but I would imagine that you could beef up that stick with a lot of lead tape!
-Fuji