Head FXP PRESTIGE vs O3 tour

tonysk83

Semi-Pro
I'll give you a basic review since I didn't get to use the FXP prestige for more then 2 days but had the O3 tour for a few months.

FXP Prestige felt more solid to me, it also felt more head heavy even though they have the same balance. It also can't produce spin as good as the O3 tour. It is a great baseline racquet to just hit the corners cross court.

O3 tour is a beast when it comes to spin, but you can also flatten out shots for the big winner. I was able to have long ralleys just because of the amount of spin I could put on the ball with it. One place where I liked the O3 tour more was at the net, it is a great volley racquet. Never got to serve with the prestige. Do you want a spinny racquet or do you want a racquet that has a denser string pattern and you will hit flatter with?
 

Greg Raven

Semi-Pro
These two racquets feel completely different, as far as I'm concerned. How did you "narrow down" your choices to these two? I recommend hitting with each before making up your mind ... forget about asking for others' opinions.
 

Mr.Federer

Hall of Fame
I'm not looking for a new stick...completely happy with my Nsix-one 95. I was just curious how these two were compared to each other.
 

ace of spades

Semi-Pro
Mr.Federer said:
I'm not looking for a new stick...completely happy with my Nsix-one 95. I was just curious how these two were compared to each other.
thats very strange, where does your curiousity come from?
why would you give a **** about any other frame if you are completly content with your racket and do not plan on changing any time soon.

so basically you are asking someone to spend a good amount of time doing a comparative review for you even though you really don't need it for any particular reason?

(if you are a coach and trying to learn about these rackets, or you are finding info for someone else than I understand)
 
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