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Sorry, never tried the 2015 BladeHow would you compare it to the 2015 Blade? (Seems crisper than the v7)
Definitely crisper than the V7. However, I never tried the 16x19 blade.
Sorry, never tried the 2015 BladeHow would you compare it to the 2015 Blade? (Seems crisper than the v7)
My Pro is ~330 SW. 335g strung (gut/poly), 32.8cm balance, 328SW. Loving the feel of it...
I am not sure what the RA is but definitely feels nice. I’ll try to measure it over the weekendBetter feel than you'd expect from the 65 RA? (RA these days probably becoming a less useful indicator since manufacturers appear to have become more nuanced with respect the layup throughout the hoop and throat areas with variances in flex and weight distribution).
Tested radical mp on rdc machine. 63 flex strung, 313g 317 SW
61-62RA for modern flexible 95-98" inch frame would be fine. Softer frames would need or much more weight or wider beam which isn't perfect option for everyone.From the Tennisnerd review, the Radical Pro should be softer... therefore, there is hope for a very good iteration. Fingers crossed.
I really wish Head would go back to the large Head script on the outside of the throat, like the one on the prototype paint job here.
61-62RA for modern flexible 95-98" inch frame would be fine. Softer frames would need or much more weight or wider beam which isn't perfect option for everyone.
Just thinking if I should even string my Graphene Touch Radical MP to try out. Anyone liked that mold in any incarnation?
Played with the Graphene Touch Radical MP for some time but slowly moved away. Initially, I enjoyed the flexible RA but over time, found it to be too muted for my taste. The racquet also exceled at redirecting power from an opponent. However, I found that when I wasn't facing a hard hitter, I had to consistently generate my own power through head speed. I've since moved away to racquets that offer slightly more power.
My favorite racquet ever is the LM Radical MP. In fact, I still have 2 that I won't sell because I'm often tempted to just give up on trying new models (latest incursion is a 3rd gen Babolat PS 16x19) and go back to them. Only problem is I have this bad habit of getting older, so a bit more power wouldn't hurt. Shame on Head that they went so off course from what the Radical was originally designed to be. With each new iteration, I keep hoping they just go back to basics.
I just switched from a Liquid Metal Radical here are the racquets I really liked. If I had to guess for you I would lean towards the Gravity Pro or Speed MP.
Head Gravity Pro(what I switched to)
Head Extreme Tour
Speed Pro MP (feel is a little off but it just plays so well)
Prince Beast line Textreme Tours.
Basically last few gens until 360+ felt a little off...
I actually wanted to try the Gravity Pro, but couldn't find one. I may have jumped the gun with the Babolat, but I don't dislike it so far (bit like your comment on the Speed MP, feel is not quite there, but I find it plays well). Don't think I've ever played with Prince, which is why I constantly neglect looking in that direction.
What racquet are you playing with now?
Store owners, coaches/clubs, reviewers — people that sell the rackets.How they all get this Radical prototype?
Can I just call Head and ask them if they could ship in to me, although I have no my own youtube channel .
I just LOVE its "all silver" PJ.
It is painful to listen to this guy.
In fairness, he actually does talk about the change in layup and measures specs (weight, balance, swingweight) on the prototype and compares them directly to measurements from the previous model. That’s more than a lot of reviewers do.It is painful to listen to this guy.
Did not even realize that the mold, layup, weight distribution...pretty much everything is different between 360 and 360+
Exactly, it's not my favorite chanel but I appreciate that he measures racquets (sometimes even several to check QC) and compares against similar or past iterations of racquets. I can just take that info and make my own conclusions.In fairness, he actually does talk about the change in layup and measures specs (weight, balance, swingweight) on the prototype and compares them directly to measurements from the previous model. That’s more than a lot of reviewers do.
He measures it on every racket he posts.In fairness, he actually does talk about the change in layup and measures specs (weight, balance, swingweight) on the prototype and compares them directly to measurements from the previous model. That’s more than a lot of reviewers do.
He measures it on every racket he posts.
However, he kept repeating that he expected no changes from the previous model..
The whole “teasing” part is annoying...
Yonex Ezone 100
Here are the new specs after adding lead in the V, and at 3,6, and 9. If I like the way it hits I’ll add 10g of silicone.My Pro is ~330 SW. 335g strung (gut/poly), 32.8cm balance, 328SW. Loving the feel of it...
Both. A bit narroweris the MP a new mold, or just the pro?
NOW im interestedBoth. A bit narrower
Old mold: TK307is the MP a new mold, or just the pro?
Tested radical mp on rdc machine. 63 flex strung, 313g 317 SW
Seems the RA vary between 63-65Can someone else confirm the RA for the new MP and Pro?
Old mold: TK307
New Molds:
MP: TK351
Pro: TK352
Nod bad considering they are hand made and spec margins within +/-3.5RASeems the RA vary between 63-65
All the ones I tested, all in the 62-63 range strung. Around 318g for the mp and 335g for the pro. SW for pro 329-330Seems the RA vary between 63-65
All the ones I tested, all in the 62-63 range strung
with stock grip?. Around 318g for the mp and 335g for the pro. SW for pro 329-330
Same! Would you want it in the MP or Pro? It isn’t in the cards as of now sadly...Can’t wait to try this. I’d love to see a 18x20 version. But I’m not getting my hopes up.
Same! Would you want it in the MP or Pro? It isn’t in the cards as of now sadly...
I think new MP is different beast. More open string pattern, I suppose gives more pop and power.LM Rad Mp was my weapon of choice for many years. So I would say MP. But Pro would be awesome as well.
Yeah, I think that judging from what others are saying, the Pro plays more like the older MPsLM Rad Mp was my weapon of choice for many years. So I would say MP. But Pro would be awesome as well.