Coric @ Rotterdam grayed out racquet?

moon shot said:

It would make sense wilson would not make their pro stock black, they would make with a paintjob and black it out when needed. H19 paintjob is still a paintjob be it black or blade.

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haqqani1777 said:

Even with new lines coming out every few years? Blacked out from factory and then PJ'd with current retail line seems less redundant and makes more sense to me, unless I'm missing something here. Case in point Coric having to play with a blacked out H19 as the non CV Blade paintjob is now outdated. Had his prostock batch been black to begin with, there would have been no need to black out the old Blade PJ. Later, when he does endorse a line, that PJ can go over the black paint of his batch of racquets. Eliminates one whole step of painting racquets.

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jarko111 said:

H19 is fake. It's not a real thing. Just some false narrative brought to you by racquet snobs/hipsters.

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macattack said:

Very interesting. I was hitting with an H19 today. Nice, flexy Wilson version of the Prestige MP.

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macattack said:

I've never hit a DR98 so I can't compared the two, but my H19 is pretty low powered. It does have some serious plow through, though.

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Alan_Hill said:

H19 comes with many different layups. My H19 is powerful and high swingweight without any lead. Exceptional control and noodle flex feel.


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jarko111 said:

H19 is fake. It's not a real thing. Just some false narrative brought to you by racquet snobs/hipsters.

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macattack said:

Monfil's H19 compared to a Zebra (PT57 mold). Tried to line it up as best I could. Both are XLs.

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vsbabolat said:

It's a game that Wilson is playing. All the H19 are blacked out for everyone. Wilson is pretending they switched to a new unreleased racquet.

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Sambuccashake said:

Well that was disappointing.

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