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I sound uneducated? Did I hit a nerve? My point was to all the people that post here asking if their 2nd hand Babolat racquest look fake, just as the original poster did in this thread. I guess you are one of the tools...

I play with a Babolat PDRGT and PDR both strung with Pro Hurricane 17 gauge at 60 lbs. Between the PDRGT and the PDR, I actually prefer the PDR as it is easier on my hand/wrist. To me, both racquest play the same with the PDRGT having a tad bit better control. While I love the control, my...

No disrespect, but you guys buying these racquets on fleabay or other places to save a few bucks are tools. Why not buy from an authorized dealer to begin with? I bet the stress alone from this ordeal took at least a few days from your life expectancy :-|

What makes you think it's fake? The one thing that looks wrong is the barcode sticker. On my PDRGT, the barcode looks like it is painted over with clear...i.e., you can't peel it off.

This is one of my favorite racquets to hit with from the past. Great balance and a wonderful sweetspot/power. As I recall, the graphite pro and the composite pro had a very short production cycle in the late 80's.

I just bought both PDR and PDRGT with the same Hurricane Pro 17 strings at 60 lbs tension. The GT version is definitely more stiff and seems to have a tad bit better control. I am able to hit bigger serves with the "older" PDR. The PDRGT is one stiff racket. Bottom line for me is that...

The black on the grip is from a generic overgrip I had on the racket for over 15 years. It was stored that way unfortunately. I think that I can clean the grip easily. As far as the head and bumper guard, I had 3 layers of Babolat head protector tape back in the day because I protect my...

I do enjoy playing with the Prostaff, but it always tires my arm. The heavy passing shot with the Prostaff is a truly unique feeling for sure. I am just looking for something that's a little easier and lighter. And frankly after trying out a Pure Drive, I wanted to try something new. I...

So long after getting married and having 4 kids now, I decided to get back into tennis. I whipped out my dusty Wilson tennis bag and pulled out my old Prostaff from my high school days (Class of '90). There are no scratches on the Prostaff as I used Babolat head protector tape (now removed)...