Head PT167A

racquetfreak

Semi-Pro
This post not relevant to current topics, but it seems to fit best in this forum. I have a Head PT167A. it has all the hallmarks of a pro stock Head racket: pro stock buttcap and leather grip and no labeling on inner throat consistent with retail racket. paintjob is flexpoint radical midplus. unusual feature is flexpoint dimples and liquidmetal ridges on hoop. strung weight of racket is 356g with no externally visible added weight. does anyone have information/opinion on this racket?
 
thank you.
two new observations:
1. although labeled midplus, the racket head is slightly larger than that of a PT630. the head size is probably 102 sq in/660 sq cm analogous to LM FP Radical tour.
2. racket is extended length 27.5"
 
thank you.
two new observations:
1. although labeled midplus, the racket head is slightly larger than that of a PT630. the head size is probably 102 sq in/660 sq cm analogous to LM FP Radical tour.
2. racket is extended length 27.5"
I believe the Headsize is listed as 100 sq inch.
The FXP Radical Tour had a more unique head shape than the standard Radical MP. It also has a 16x19 string pattern.
The retail FXP Radical MP/Tour also had the Liquidmetal ridges and Flexpoint holes.
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Ferrero using the racket
 
my racket has LM FP ridges and holes and 18x20 string pattern. it is probanly 100 sq in - not as big as PC660 but larger than PT630. so ... a pro stock 18x20 100 sq in LM-ridged Fp-holed/dimpled radical?
 
PT176a is the Head pro stock code for the Flexpoint Radical MP. So if it's 100 sq in then it's not a PT176a. Could still be a pro stock, of course. Pictures would help a lot. Without pictures it's tough to tell what's going on.

Hey @vsbabolat, didn't the FXP-era pro stocks have the code in the throat. I know my FXP paintjob PT10 has that code written in the throat.
 
PT176a is the Head pro stock code for the Flexpoint Radical MP. So if it's 100 sq in then it's not a PT176a. Could still be a pro stock, of course. Pictures would help a lot. Without pictures it's tough to tell what's going on.

Hey @vsbabolat, didn't the FXP-era pro stocks have the code in the throat. I know my FXP paintjob PT10 has that code written in the throat.
Some did and some didn't. The FXP Pro Stocks had no commercial writings inside the throat. No string pattern, no suggested tension range, and no swing style rating. It either had the code or nothing.
 
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