Jannick Sinner racquet?

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lordkarim

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I have found 2 TGT 301.4, the exact model what Jannick uses. Can someone give me any insights, should I buy those frames, or stick with the 2022MPs? Thanks!
 

flyhome

Semi-Pro
From what @dr325i said many times, just a few pros play with that mold, the majority preferes tk339.
The 22mm beam and it's most open string pattern are, IMO, very attractive. In which conditions did you find the 2 304.1? Specs?
 
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lordkarim

Rookie
From what @dr325i said many times, just a few pros play with that mold, the majority preferes tk339.
The 22mm beam it's and most open string pattern are, IMO, very attractive. In which conditions did you find the 2 304.1? Specs?
One of them is almost unused, and on the other one, you can find some scratches, but nothing major. The guy asks 100 EUR for both
 

lee.jake

New User
Is there a big difference in the feel between TGT 301.4 and Graphene Touch Speed MP? I have used touch speed mp in the past, and it is really the most fuzzy-feeling head racquet I have ever used.
 
from an italian stringer @ the Miami Open, the racquet weights 308gr unstrung with overgrip
These numbers would have to be before customization. On Tennis Spins video on Sinner's racquet it was 323 grams strung with overgrip but only 316 sw. It would take at least 8 grams in the head of the racquet to get to 340 SW. Meaning his racquet is more realistically 331 grams string with overgrip.
 

K1Y

Professional
These numbers would have to be before customization. On Tennis Spins video on Sinner's racquet it was 323 grams strung with overgrip but only 316 sw. It would take at least 8 grams in the head of the racquet to get to 340 SW. Meaning his racquet is more realistically 331 grams string with overgrip.
No, I have seen his match racket at Rotterdam that he used there. It is 308 unstrung with overgrip and no strings, after customization.
 

flyhome

Semi-Pro
These numbers would have to be before customization. On Tennis Spins video on Sinner's racquet it was 323 grams strung with overgrip but only 316 sw. It would take at least 8 grams in the head of the racquet to get to 340 SW. Meaning his racquet is more realistically 331 grams string with overgrip.
do you think he takes the racquets in the stringing room of a Master 1000 without customization?
 

ChrisJR3264

Hall of Fame
Txs. So he indeed used a L3 earlier. Great!!
It’s always interesting to see some of these pro athletes with smaller grip sizes and how they maintain stability.
Yeah I get it. We don’t compare to pro players ya ya ya. But those guys probably should be L4 or L5. Some use L2 or L3. Wonder how they keep it in their hands some times lol
 
Does anybody know how this racket playes compared to the blade prov9? I've seen that the specs are pretty much identical except 98 vs 100.
 

finalfantasy7

Semi-Pro
im watching his match against alex Michelsen, and seems like his lead at 3&9 isnt much, a still pic showed it was less than 4 inches - tbh seemed around 2 inches , anyone know if he has any at 12 o'clock
 

Mischko

Professional
He used to play with 340 kgcm2 and that would mean full bumper length of lead, but I think at some point in 2023 they went down in swingweight, and then those strips at 10 and 2 got visibly shorter too. Now he has much better control of the racquet tip than he used to, earlier his racquet tip would wobble badly on low volleys and drop shots, and even high volleys, and he had to bash the ball non stop from the base line, was difficult to modulate, and could fall prey to slowballers like Medvedev, had difficulties with junkballs etc

Now I'm guessing 335 or even less, he still gets easy depth and great returns though, but can outlast and outmaneuver slowballing tactics. He's still stringing HHT 1.30 at 28kg interestingly, but it's a string that plays great at high tension anyway, not too stiff, excellent snapback. Perhaps together with removing a gram or two from the top, they also added a gram or two to the handle, and easily stabilized the racquet without big changes, just a guess. Good move anyway, loved how he outplayed defenders in long points last year

The only slight downside is maybe that his forehands aren't at 142kmh average anymore, as they used to be, but he can still unleash flat ones when he needs to. He modulates them better though, produces spinnier trajectories much more easily when he needs to avoid being counterpunched by defenders

That small change brought him to no 1 and resolved the plateauing he was stuck with, not bad at all
 

ChrisJR3264

Hall of Fame
He used to play with 340 kgcm2 and that would mean full bumper length of lead, but I think at some point in 2023 they went down in swingweight, and then those strips at 10 and 2 got visibly shorter too. Now he has much better control of the racquet tip than he used to, earlier his racquet tip would wobble badly on low volleys and drop shots, and even high volleys, and he had to bash the ball non stop from the base line, was difficult to modulate, and could fall prey to slowballers like Medvedev, had difficulties with junkballs etc

Now I'm guessing 335 or even less, he still gets easy depth and great returns though, but can outlast and outmaneuver slowballing tactics. He's still stringing HHT 1.30 at 28kg interestingly, but it's a string that plays great at high tension anyway, not too stiff, excellent snapback. Perhaps together with removing a gram or two from the top, they also added a gram or two to the handle, and easily stabilized the racquet without big changes, just a guess. Good move anyway, loved how he outplayed defenders in long points last year

The only slight downside is maybe that his forehands aren't at 142kmh average anymore, as they used to be, but he can still unleash flat ones when he needs to. He modulates them better though, produces spinnier trajectories much more easily when he needs to avoid being counterpunched by defenders

That small change brought him to no 1 and resolved the plateauing he was stuck with, not bad at all
For being an aggressive attacking player - he does not need additional weight or power from his racket - especially since it’s rather open layup.
I’m unsure how much is under the bumper. What’s at 3 and 9 is probably aiding stability for the pace of the ball on tour? Idk.
Players today aren’t playing with insanely heavy sticks like you see in the past. I’m sure it’s not as “light” as some reported.
 

Mischko

Professional
For being an aggressive attacking player - he does not need additional weight or power from his racket - especially since it’s rather open layup.
I’m unsure how much is under the bumper. What’s at 3 and 9 is probably aiding stability for the pace of the ball on tour? Idk.
Players today aren’t playing with insanely heavy sticks like you see in the past. I’m sure it’s not as “light” as some reported.
Additional? So what's the starting point in that sentence, a 280g pro stock with zero lead and silicone? What's reported? There's been posts about his racquet here, and in italian media, and 340kgcm2 was reported every time. That's not light. Not superheavy either but definitely not light. And why such unclear statements at all?
 

ChrisJR3264

Hall of Fame
Additional? So what's the starting point in that sentence, a 280g pro stock with zero lead and silicone? What's reported? There's been posts about his racquet here, and in italian media, and 340kgcm2 was reported every time. That's not light. Not superheavy either but definitely not light. And why such unclear statements at all?
Static weight I hear with OG is 325. I don’t believe his racket is that light.

Those who report these specs - what is their source?
 
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