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I believe that TGK and TGT are factory codes.
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I believe that TGK and TGT are factory codes.
It's a TK345.1 mold. Probably some T X number after that where the X is the generation.
TGT is the same but without commercial weight baked in. PT is only for the ones made in austria as far as I know.
TennisHound
Legend
These codes are even more important, since almost all of Head’s retail versions are several steps below their pro stock counterparts.
vsbabolat
G.O.A.T.
Under the pallets. TK345 is the mold.
It's the same code as the model before it, there were zero changes besides the paint job.
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
See the post # 372, then continue:
360 Pro: TGK339.1
360 MP: TGK339.2
360 MPL: TGK339.3
360+ Pro: TGK339.4
360+ MP: TGK339.5
360+ MPL: TGK339.6
Black Pro: TGK339.7
Black MP: TGK339.8
Auxetic Pro: TGK339.9
Auxetic MP: TGK 339.10
Auxetic MPL: TGK339.11
Auxetic Black Pro: TGK339.12
Auxetic Black MP: TGK339.13
Auxetic 2.0 Pro: TGK339.14
Auxetic 2.0 MP: TGK339.15
prestigeww
Rookie
Ever get any answers on this? I've been using a weighted up retail XT prestige rev pro for a while which i really like. Considering getting some tgt312.1 but I think they are based on the Graphene rev pro, which people hated in comparison to the XT.
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
To make things a bit trickier for us, all versions of the pro stock Rev pro/mid used the TGT312.1 designator, the layups (based on different revisions) had additional “T1, T2, and so on” designator after the “TGT312.1”. I assume you will be looking for the TGT312.1 T2, but I am not a 100% sure
The TGT312.2 is/was the Cilic setup which used totally different layup in a TK312
Thx, I guess that makes my red T4 ones a 360+ most likely as I suspected.
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
They may have done some tweaks in between so it could be anything else pretty much
Haha ok. Thx for the info.
TennisHound
Legend
Quit yelling noob
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andersonho
New User
Bought a retail HEAD graphene touch speed MP (a.k.a. Sinner mold/frame).
I took off the grip #2 pallet and swithed to #3 and found this code underneath TGK 301.18.
Any thoughts? should it be TGT 301.4? I got confused.
I took off the grip #2 pallet and swithed to #3 and found this code underneath TGK 301.18.
Any thoughts? should it be TGT 301.4? I got confused.
andersonho
New User
TGK is the retail code, TGT would be the pro stock code. I'm assuming .18 is just the version or layup, based on all the other info in this thread.
fritzhimself
Professional
What racquet works to get to Sinner's specs?
Jannik Sinner's specs: 325 g 33.3 cm 340 kg cm² Most racquets have embedded weight in the handle and that makes it hard to get to those specs.
tt.tennis-warehouse.com
Is there a pro stock version of the Head Speed Pro (2022 or 2024), but with a 16x19 string pattern? I mean, a frame which would have the Speed Pro layup (Auxetic), but with 16x19 drilling (similar to Speed MP).
@dr325i @vsbabolat
I tried to spec up a Speed MP to match my Pros, but it felt very different (which is not really that surprising, given the difference in layups).
Edit: If I understand the naming logic correctly, the pro stock version of the Speed Pro 2022 would have a "TGT339.9" code? Does it even exist or it's too recent for any pros to be using it, hence it's not produced?
I assume the latest Speed 16x19 pro stock is TGT339.2? Is it just the retail Speed 360 MP without added weight?
@dr325i @vsbabolat
I tried to spec up a Speed MP to match my Pros, but it felt very different (which is not really that surprising, given the difference in layups).
Edit: If I understand the naming logic correctly, the pro stock version of the Speed Pro 2022 would have a "TGT339.9" code? Does it even exist or it's too recent for any pros to be using it, hence it's not produced?
I assume the latest Speed 16x19 pro stock is TGT339.2? Is it just the retail Speed 360 MP without added weight?
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dr325i
G.O.A.T.
Answer to your first question is no.
Also, your statement about the TGT code is incorrect. There is only TGT339.1 and .2. The TGK339.x goes to .1x or whatever the latest is…
I think this is what I stated, a theoretical pro stock Speed Pro 2022 would be a "TGT339.9", but it does not exist.
Out of curiosity, if the latest Speed 16x19 pro stock (TGT339.2) is it just the retail Speed 360 MP without added weight in the handle, then what is it that some youtubers are raving about? They say it feels and plays so much better than the retail version. Is it just a placebo effect? Or adding weight in certain spots unlocks some god mode in this frame?
Out of curiosity, if the latest Speed 16x19 pro stock (TGT339.2) is it just the retail Speed 360 MP without added weight in the handle, then what is it that some youtubers are raving about? They say it feels and plays so much better than the retail version. Is it just a placebo effect? Or adding weight in certain spots unlocks some god mode in this frame?
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
The Pro stock versions are TGT339.1 (18x20) and TGT339.2 (16x19). The Tx (x=1, 2, ...) is the layup notation and it changes from version to version according to the retail frame.
The retail (TGK) version and Pro Stock (TGT) version of the frame are exactly the same layup, the pro stock does not include the commercial weights making it lighter and easier to customize. However, I found that adding silicone in the handle (and lead all over it) does alter the feel and dampens vibrations and that may be the feel that youtubers are after...
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