anyone ever see a "MAX 200 PRO" --> note the lack of the G

[wallymann]

looks like a 200g/300i mold.

maybe the 200 PRO is a transitional precursor to the 300i? the graphics/colorway look quite similar.

fwiw...this is NOT my racquet...just something i stumbled across.

@Grafil Injection @retrowagen @Sanglier

 

[kevin qmto]

I’m sure @Grafil Injection has.

 

[Grafil Injection]

I believe @vsbabolat has one of these. A MAX 300i before they named it that. Not sure if it was a prototype just sent to retailers for feedback, or if was released for sale briefly before the 300i was fully launched.

 

[vsbabolat]

I believe @vsbabolat has one of these. A MAX 300i before they named it that. Not sure if it was a prototype just sent to retailers for feedback, or if was released for sale briefly before the 300i was fully launched.

I have Max 200GT same cosmetic in glossy paint before the Max300i came out.

 

[vsbabolat]

looks like a 200g/300i mold.

maybe the 200 PRO is a transitional precursor to the 300i? the graphics/colorway look quite similar.

fwiw...this is NOT my racquet...just something i stumbled across.

@Grafil Injection @retrowagen @Sanglier

Id say that’s preproduction frame. I have a preproduction Max300i called Max200GT. They gave it to us for our feed back. Mine has glossy paint. Wish Dunlop had kept the glossy paint on the production Max300i.

 

[michael valek]

Would love to see a picture of that one

 

[Sanglier]

Id say that’s preproduction frame. I have a preproduction Max300i called Max200GT. They gave it to us for our feed back. Mine has glossy paint. Wish Dunlop had kept the glossy paint on the production Max300i.

Presumably your "Max200GT" was produced alongside the Slazenger "Phantom Bronze" that we discussed here a few years back?

I saved one of the original listing photos for reference. Perhaps the glossy finish was tried and abandoned because it did not stick to the nylon very well ( even though the standard finish also didn't stick)? Did you keep your "Max200GT"?

 

[vsbabolat]

Presumably your "Max200GT" was produced alongside the Slazenger "Phantom Bronze" that we discussed here a few years back?

I saved one of the original listing photos for reference. Perhaps the glossy finish was tried and abandoned because it did not stick to the nylon very well ( even though the standard finish also didn't stick)? Did you keep your "Max200GT"?

I kept my glossy Max200GT. It’s in a box. I must retrieve it.