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I think the Matrix and pro comp swung a bit better than the black max. I cracked the matrix hoop with just regular play. I got it used and dont know if it was abuse. The Blk max was known for cracking inthe hoop back in the day. But, i never cracked one. But, my Blk Max was probably heavier than...

Yes, it is similar to the matrix mold. They are fun to play with if you have the skill to make them work.

At first, I did not know my "Largehead" Pro Staff GRI coded racquet was a 110 until I learned the 125 has the 125 written on the frame. It looks huge. And, the 125 has a cross bar in the yoke. It has sat for a wait gathering dust while i have tried other play things. I strung it up with...

money? Yes, money!☺. My glossy Edge has the old regular synthetic gut and has 12 shared holes in it's 18x19 string bed. Needless, to say, it is in great condition. Because, the rarely hit string/racquet did not get much play.

Thanks. The glossy one does not have a bumper guard but does have a traditional grommet strip. Your info helped me. I have a old glossy Edge and a pretty much extinct matt finished Edge. Both my Matt and glossy ones have shared holes. Is the matt finished one worth much mony?

I have the wilson pro comp too. I don't know the exact specs but it is a fun toy. The 85 head is very small and it takes precision hitting to make it work. It is over 12 oz and near 8 points head light. It's bed gives good top spin if you have the skill. And, the frame is flexy. It nearly feels...