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It’s quite good in the 18 x 20 if you use 18 gauge Poly and string lowerr

It’s a fantastic frame in and of it’s on right!

is it the Wilson by which you have been smitten?

i haven’t really had the urge to seriously consider anything else. It’s a bigger, badder Prestige Mid

The TF 305 in 18x19 is special

Prince Diablo 17 (silver) @ 46#

Vines opponent foot faults on pretty much every serve.

I’ve found a great compromise fir me.

Good news!

I fully accept responsibility! It’s a great string at a terrific price!!!

@ChaelAZ Im in AZ and interested in seeing the facility you always talk about-can you please send me the address? Best, Craig

No but the machine works remarkably well

Clearly you swing too fast and generate such RHS that you are loosening the butt caps! :) BHBH

Afterthought: The TF T40 305 is like a PT 2.0 on steroids. But not TOO much/many steroids, if you know what I mean?? ;) BHBH

While I agree the design/cosmetic of the new line are more attractive, the TF T40 305 may be the best frame I've touched since the AK90. Try it stock with Prince Diablo 17 gauge (in silver) at 44#. Magic! :) BHBH

Love, love, LOVE your ingenuity! (and passion) Happy Holidays, BHBH

HEAD PT 2.0

Try Prince Diablo 17 at 42-48 pounds

yes. Predictably it’s between a TF40 305 (18x20) and the RS 305 (16x19)

I must see training video!!

it definitely has a unique feel and playability

The Prestige Mid plays like a MP but with better power, control and maneuverability

Yes it does

The Prestige 360 Mid and PT 2.0 are the best offerings from HEAD since the fabled days of yore

P.S. I hit that OHBH sharply cross court a lot with no problem using the TF40 305. It’s probably also worthwhile noting I dropped my string tension by a whopping 17 pounds, from 63 in the AK 90 to 46 in the Tecnifibre

I’ve found the larger head “translates” the 18x20 pattern to something close to the AK90 16x19 but is more powerful and forgiving

Really Enjoyed the film!!

Agreed!

Awesome

rectangular like the Head TK82 of old But that’s easily fixed