Unfortunately, I can't seem to find any specs for an old racquet of mine. The racquet I used to play with was Head Comfort Pro. It is about 20 years old now and I used to play with it for many years. It was a great racquet, but it got stolen few years back. I don't have it anymore, so can't look up for specs on it. It has been mentioned in this thread, however without any knowledge about it that I'm looking for.
I never really paid much attention to its specs, so I didn't remember them. I'm planning to buy a new racquet, hopefully with similar specs to those I'm used to with my ancient Head Comfort Pro. Can you please help me find the specs of my original racquet? It would make my quest for the holy grail so much easier.
All I know is this - it was "made in Austria", and in its time it was next best thing and very similar to Head Prestige Pro which was one of the early Ivanisevic's racquets. It was twaron technology racquet, 18x20 string pattern with head size 90" or close to it. I don't have any idea regarding precise weight, balance, stiffness, beam width etc.
Any help would be appreciated or even if you have some racquet pics - amazingly I don't have any, and this one's got a great sentimental value for me. Not to mention that I haven't been able to find my holy grail of racquets ever since I lost that one.
I never really paid much attention to its specs, so I didn't remember them. I'm planning to buy a new racquet, hopefully with similar specs to those I'm used to with my ancient Head Comfort Pro. Can you please help me find the specs of my original racquet? It would make my quest for the holy grail so much easier.
All I know is this - it was "made in Austria", and in its time it was next best thing and very similar to Head Prestige Pro which was one of the early Ivanisevic's racquets. It was twaron technology racquet, 18x20 string pattern with head size 90" or close to it. I don't have any idea regarding precise weight, balance, stiffness, beam width etc.
Any help would be appreciated or even if you have some racquet pics - amazingly I don't have any, and this one's got a great sentimental value for me. Not to mention that I haven't been able to find my holy grail of racquets ever since I lost that one.
