Amateur using a Pro stock!! Head PT57a

[Titochop77]

I am using the head PT57a
Andy Murray’s current racquet with different paint job and lead up.
It’s heavy but with a low RA.

Video of me using it for the first time.

 

[dr. godmode]

this title, combined with the video unavailable, reminds me of experiences on other websites

 

[Hmgraphite1]

Video not working

 

[Titochop77]

Videos works now. Sorry

 

[Hmgraphite1]

I am using the head PT57a
Andy Murray’s current racquet with different paint job and lead up.
It’s heavy but with a low RA.

Video of me using it for the first time.

Nice topspin lob at 1:48 and forehand at 2:50.
I think I saw your opponent in a video before, I recognize that fast motion, he really has that loose whipping motion down. You should study his racquet path if you want to change things up.

 

[Red Hood]

I am using the head PT57a
Andy Murray’s current racquet with different paint job and lead up.
It’s heavy but with a low RA.

Video of me using it for the first time.

I wouldn't really say it's Andy Murray's racquet unless it's a 16x19. Overall, it's a great stick!

 

[Jakesteroni]

Don’t think that’s a pro stock. Just a good ole 280. Pro stocks are usually around 11oz or less and balanced evenly and then modified to be what you want it to be and as another poster mentioned, Unless it is a custom 16x19 it’s not Andy’s Murray set up. Tommy haas yea, but not the Murray now, he switched to 16x19 a while ago.

 

[TennisHound]

I am using the head PT57a
Andy Murray’s current racquet with different paint job and lead up.
It’s heavy but with a low RA.

Video of me using it for the first time.

Not the most intense rallies . . . But I was weirdly hooked to the screen, and couldn't quit watching it. I'll be honest, I did laugh out loud hard a couple of times. I could tell it was Andy's racquet.