Bosworth Custom Racket strung with the "Lendl Pattern", Natural Gut on the outside...and I believe Black Code or RPM Blast in the center.
he needs a good racket, practicing with andy can be very tough..Bosworth Custom Racket strung with the "Lendl Pattern", Natural Gut on the outside...and I believe Black Code or RPM Blast in the center.
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/lendls-eight-knot-hybrid-string-job.454102/Wonder how that racquet plays. Tried searching for it on TW but didn't see it.
Wonder how that racquet plays. Tried searching for it on TW but didn't see it.
Wonder how that racquet plays. Tried searching for it on TW but didn't see it.
Navratilova is back using Yonex for the last couple of years.yep its the bosworth tour 96 that they sell for $400.
not sure what his specs are tho..
http://www.bosworthtennis.com/pages/racquet.html
the pic above looks like alot of lead on it, i remember his old
racquets used to be 14oz. strung. not sure why theres no
bosworth decals on his...
navratilova uses it also and lendl also convinced stepanek to use
it at one point and had the best results of his career..
Navratilova is back using Yonex for the last couple of years.
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/fox-racquets.368101/
They are older than TW's online catalog
Lendl claims it's the greatest frame he has ever played with..........has joked that if he had that frame back in the 80s he would have been even more successful. Go figure.
Yes, Snauwaert and Fox racquets. I don't know about Yonex.Didn't bosworth help design the yonex? I k ow he designed racquets under some other names .
Interesting. Didn't know that. Thanks for sharing^^^Warren designed the isometric shape. It was first used by Snauwaert, and then later by Fox and Yonex.
Tie off multiple times. You can do anything. A racket is not limited to 2 or 4 knots.How is it possible to string different types of strings on the outside and centre of the racquet ?
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How is it possible to string different types of strings on the outside and centre of the racquet ?
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How is it possible to string different types of strings on the outside and centre of the racquet ?
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Ivan can handle it.he needs a good racket, practicing with andy can be very tough..
This video shows you how it's done. It's a great pattern, giving you the benefit of full poly spin and control, but with comfort on mis-hits and more feel and power. The downside is, it can be a bit of work and extra planning, calculating string lengths, starting points, widening grommet holes, creating new tie-off points, etc. Plus, depending on the racquet, you need quite a bit more of the "inside" string than a standard 20' for a half set. So, it pretty much requires you to use string cut from a reel, or be prepared to throw away 12-14 ft of string each time. :-/ On my Donnay Pro One MP's, which I used the Lendl Pattern often, I needed 26' of the Poly and about 16' of the Multi (Lendl uses Gut).
*The video was made by TW Forum user IRVIN, who is a great wealth of knowledge on everything stringing!
Lendl could probably handle it using a frying pan. at least it would be lighter than his usual sticks.Ivan can handle it.
Ivan's racket is way too heavy, not for the amateurs so I don't like that racketWow brilliant ! Thanks for this !! Too cool
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Ivan seems to delight in plays with off beaten path racquet brands. Kneissl White Star Pro, Adidas GTX Pro Graphite, Mizuno and now it is Bosworth! LOL!
I had a contract with Mizuno at the same time and used the Lendl 90. Great frame.If I'm not mistaken the Kneissl was the first synthetic racquet, that being not made of wood or metal. It had a layup of graphite and later versions added kevlar. Sampras actually played with a Kneissl when he was young and had a two hand backhand.
The adidas was built at Lendl's request and was only a change of paint. Kneissl produced the GTX Pro Graphite for Adidas in Austria.
His Mizuno was a paintjob of the same frame as well, except for at Wimbledon he played with an actual Mizuno 90.
Yes, I know the Snauwaert Dyno line.^^^Warren designed the isometric shape. It was first used by Snauwaert, and then later by Fox and Yonex.
Adidas produced the GTX in France under license after that early production in Austria. I have one of Lendl's actual Adidas GTX Pro-T and it was made in FranceIf I'm not mistaken the Kneissl was the first synthetic racquet, that being not made of wood or metal. It had a layup of graphite and later versions added kevlar. Sampras actually played with a Kneissl when he was young and had a two hand backhand.
The adidas was built at Lendl's request and was only a change of paint. Kneissl produced the GTX Pro Graphite for Adidas in Austria.
His Mizuno was a paintjob of the same frame as well, except for at Wimbledon he played with an actual Mizuno 90.
In a way Lendl was an early adopter, seeing the benefit of changing technology, of consistent specs in his frames, and changing racquets when balls were changed.
As I promised, I have sometime during the holiday break to take some pictures of my Lendl collection.. Here is it for some of you guys that who are truly Lendl's fan..
Here is the brand new Adidas GTX Pro & MID
Brand new Adidas GTX Pro-T
Brand new Adidas GTX Pro Boron
These are racquets sale for public.. I will post some actual Bosworth customize for Lendl next..
Adidas GTX MID-T Lendl
Here is the GTX MID-T Lendl version.. The Lendl ones are difference mold than the retail one. It's about 5square inch smaller. It's like the exact mold of GTX Pro-T but bigger ...
Most of Lendl racquets weight ranging between 355g-365g UNSTRUNG..
here is the overlay of retail version and Lendl Bosworth version
Here you go!Can someone post pics of the adidas frames ??? Was always fascinated by them
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