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In this case there is a big difference :)

They do in house after market adjustments and Prince told me they are the same frame but all their pro's are using extended versions. So they must be getting raw frames in and customizing to players specs.

Yes , they had light medium as well.

They have a new string coming out that is silver. Supposed to be spiny with some good pop. It should be out in the next 60 days

I would keep on them. I will send a note to Barbara.

I use super glue on them and it holds fine.

I used medium wood rackets from 8-10 years old and they were over 13oz and I played fine with them

They are 2 players that people remember and love world wide.

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For Wimbledon he used a bigger head later in his career.

I didn't keep any of it , I was constantly giving away old stuff to my friends and family. I saw my daughter wearing my old addidas stuff a few weeks ago and laughed. She is 21 now and said it was cool stuff that she found in one of my old boxes I gave her.

Awesome, very cool bit of info :)

Yes I loved the kneissl and adidas frames though as a junior they were hard to get.

I don't have pics as we didn't have cell phone cameras in the old days but I will tell you he didn't want you to miss a ball and when you came to net he would try to take your head off with a forehand and then he would call out " that's what it's like to be a top pro" all business on the court...

Yes

Not Ivan but I do know him and practiced with him in Connecticut

Adidas 1989-1993then switched to mizuno clothes and rackets. Kennex made frames for me from 1987-93 and then after mizuno as well. I am lucky enough to know one of the family members that owns Kennex .

I agree. Totally different patterns and the effect they have on the ball. I like both for different reasons . Love the controlled spin of the 18/16 and 18/17 patterns, and the crazy spin I can generate with the 16/15.

Yep! Adidas gave me tennis, workout, and casual wear. Plus any type of shoes I wanted.

Have it professionally done .

I liked it at 42lbs in Wilson Ultra 97

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They should make this frame in graphite with paint that makes it look like wood, they've done it before...

97S has the 18/17. The 97 has regular 16/19

White paint is heavier per Wilson.

I did the same as I moved and renting a smaller house.

I just heard from a reliable source that Prince players are all using extended frames . They are going to send us a pro stock frame. I call it prostock as it is extended. Prince then customizes frames for players with lead and silicone.

I was in charge of stringing for some fed cup and Davis cup events in the US in the early 90's and he strung is rackets at 48lbs back then

It's funny as Isner and the stringer told me 327 swing weight. I have known them both for a long time.

No ports no lead