I bought a used, but in a v good state, K Blade Tour over [e]bay a few weeks ago. It was pretty cheap (60e).
Recently I happened to bump over some other Blade Tour on [e]bay that had images of it's specs, the ones printed on the throat. I could read from images a printed balance of 30.5cm (10HL).
I checked mine and I noticed there's a difference (the only). The balance that's printed on my KBT is 31.5cm (10HL). I measured it and that is the real balance aswell (strung).
I also took a look on Wilson site specs and the PDFs say 30.5cm (10HL) unstrung/ 32.0cm (7HL) strung for KBT.
So why the difference? Is this normal? Why mine has a printed (real) balance of 31.5cm? Is this k blade real or not?
Also my KBT has a grip size sticker of 4 1/2 (USL4) but it's in fact a size 3.
So I'm trying to figure out if this is a fake racquet or not?
From playing I could tell a big difference from my former Dunlop Aerogel 200 (16x19). I can realy feel the weight in the head when swinging (smooth feel). I like it that way better. Is this because of wieght polarization?
It is very stiff (nowhere near 65 as TW specs say. BTW other sites have it at 68-71RDC) and I could tell the ball exact position on strings, or if I hit the sweetspot. And it was much stable than the aerogels, although the swingweight is almost the same.
Recently I happened to bump over some other Blade Tour on [e]bay that had images of it's specs, the ones printed on the throat. I could read from images a printed balance of 30.5cm (10HL).
I checked mine and I noticed there's a difference (the only). The balance that's printed on my KBT is 31.5cm (10HL). I measured it and that is the real balance aswell (strung).
I also took a look on Wilson site specs and the PDFs say 30.5cm (10HL) unstrung/ 32.0cm (7HL) strung for KBT.
So why the difference? Is this normal? Why mine has a printed (real) balance of 31.5cm? Is this k blade real or not?
Also my KBT has a grip size sticker of 4 1/2 (USL4) but it's in fact a size 3.
So I'm trying to figure out if this is a fake racquet or not?
From playing I could tell a big difference from my former Dunlop Aerogel 200 (16x19). I can realy feel the weight in the head when swinging (smooth feel). I like it that way better. Is this because of wieght polarization?
It is very stiff (nowhere near 65 as TW specs say. BTW other sites have it at 68-71RDC) and I could tell the ball exact position on strings, or if I hit the sweetspot. And it was much stable than the aerogels, although the swingweight is almost the same.