Going to try a 30# poly bed once I buy this racket!!!!
God, now I'm going to have to try this frame again .. kudos to TW's marketing department :|
Been a few years since I've hit with it
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Anyone try full co-poly on this frame?
I actually like this version more than the SV / Chicago
Maybe it's because I always prefer flexible racquets
Same here. I like this new version more as well because it's lighter, easier to swing, and not as stiff as the older versions.Sincerely, I have only tried once a SV, but liked this one more, just like jemsiter, after a the PSLtd I really fell in love with flexible sticks!
Yup, it is. And a low swingweight of only 321, too.So, this version is 10 pts HL strung?
Yup, it is. And a low swingweight of only 321, too.
I will stock up when it becomes available again since I plan on using this as my main stick for a long time.
Also who knows if there will be another run after this?
Some crazy people already selling this reissue for more than $400 on **** right now. Ridiculous.
i say two.........Agreed!
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TW, please limit the number to 4 per customer (as opposed to 6) on the next batch. Thanks
and order more 4 1/4 and 4 3/8 rather than 1/2and 5/8
TW is a business.. they are not the Peace Corp.no. raising the price won't help. that would just make them sell for a higher price on e***
the only way to solve this is to have the PS 85 constantly available and for a reasonable price ($149 is good, $129 would be great!)
when supply >= demand, those who bought a bunch and hoping to make a huge profit would end up having 20+ PS 85 which they don't have the skills to play with
TW is a business.. they are not the Peace Corp.
If they sell out at 149... they might sell out at 179
keep demand high and i think they could sell them for 200
sux for the consumer great for the business
same with the Bosworth vintage racqs...when they first started offering them a few years ago... u could buy one for a steal... now they are sold more at market value (people used to buy them cheap from TW and sell them online for 3x that)
i wish i bought some too/they might sell out at 179 but it's a SMU (i assume it will be again) and they don't want either of 2 things happening, A) they start at 200 nothing sells and they have to reduce it's price or B) they get stuck with a load of stock as the buy to resell people have already stocked up and those of us who want them to play may alreadty have em.
The now much sought after head pro tour was sold off on here for $59.99 now it'd be nice to go back in time and buy a few of those!
and out sold the BLX90I'm sure the price is set by Wilson and their authorized retailers. You're right that Wilson wouldn't want to set the price point too high and hurt sales, but TW (and other retailers) can't turn around and jack up the price and gouge the consumer.
I wonder what the perception of the PS85, from the market standpoint, would be if the price from authorized retailers exceeds that of say the BLX90?
i say two.........
so others don't just buy them to resell for a tidy profit on fleabay.
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OR some enterprising folks at TW could be the ones on the bay(IF the price were high enough! ) Not that there's anything wrong with that...
i think he was making fun of usI'm sure a side-business like that would definitely be frowned upon.
Although that reminds me of the video of Spencer's covert-op breaking into the TW warehouse to get at the kPS88 prior to its release.
Although that reminds me of the video of Spencer's covert-op breaking into the TW warehouse to get at the kPS88 prior to its release.
I guess there are enough tennis players suffering from delusions of self-grandeur to re-issue PS 85 6.0. Of course the fact that Fed and Sampras, 2 GOAT candidates, have moved on to 90 and 100 won't deter the TT players from leading up this frame to 14.8oz. Instead of buying PS 85, wait a few more years until they re-issue the Jack Kramer vintage wood racket with the wooden press instead of a racket cover.
Seriously speaking, I'd really like to see Wilson make PS 98 or 100 styled just like PS 85. Now that's something that people (including Fed) can realistically use and benefit from.
Yeah, geez, I never saw THAT post before.
Seriously speaking, I'd really like to see Wilson make PS 98 or 100 styled just like PS 85. Now that's something that people (including Fed) can realistically use and benefit from.
I guess there are enough tennis players suffering from delusions of self-grandeur to re-issue PS 85 6.0. Of course the fact that Fed and Sampras, 2 GOAT candidates, have moved on to 90 and 100 won't deter the TT players from leading up this frame to 14.8oz. Instead of buying PS 85, wait a few more years until they re-issue the Jack Kramer vintage wood racket with the wooden press instead of a racket cover.
Seriously speaking, I'd really like to see Wilson make PS 98 or 100 styled just like PS 85. Now that's something that people (including Fed) can realistically use and benefit from.
Ya I know, bout as repetitive as the "PS85 is unplayable, no one can play the modern game with anything under 98sqin, blah, blah, blah, etc., etc., etc." posts eh?
I don't know why people keeps on saying bigger headsize = better
I played with Prince Ozone tour and EXO3 tour (100 sq inch) for a very long period of time before I've decided to switch to the PS 85 recently. I don't notice THAT big a difference. I think someone on the forum posted a pic comparing 85 and 100 headsize. If you shank a ball on 85 you're gonna shank on a 100.
I'm not a pro nor a competitive player, but I feel good playing with the PS 85. My tennis buddies all agree I play better with the PS 85 than my previous 100 sq inch EXO3 tour
Although I love the 6.0 85, I am too old, slow and blind to reep the full benefit of this frame. I would love a 95 closer to the 85 specs (20MM is too thick in my book - 18 would be perfect...keep low swingweight and no more than mid-12, maybe even 12 - 12.5). Would be awesome.