Christoforos Giatzakis
Rookie
Go.
If you know specs please add them.
If you know specs please add them.
List of players that use the H22?
- Thread starter Christoforos Giatzakis
- Start date
D
Deleted member 768841
Guest
Did Tsonga use it? I know he used the kblade PJ during the same time Djokovic did.
vsbabolat
G.O.A.T.
No Tsonga didn’t use the H22. He used a Hyper Pro Staff 6.5. His frames had PWS bulges
dude, why are you avoiding me in all threads?
I really want to know in which regular retail, a mere mortal like me can walk in and buy an H22 or H19 from the "honest" manufacturer.
roger presley
Hall of Fame
Mahut
roger presley
Hall of Fame
Carreno Busta
De Minaur
De Minaur
Last edited:
vsbabolat
G.O.A.T.
De Minaur uses the Steam 99
roger presley
Hall of Fame
My bad about De Minaur, I've just checked. What about Khachanov and Granollers ?
Last edited:
Agassi-Fan
Rookie
I think Mackenzie Macdonald now uses the H22.
I have
I have one from Paul-Henri Mathieu in the Burn 100 PJ. Nice frame but from some reasons I can't get completely with it.
SeeItHitIt
Professional
That’s a popular pro stock, for sure. How many Grand Slams has it won?
Alexh22
Professional
One. Novak Djokovic ‘s first AO title.
1. for a magical pro stock frame, 1 GS is a bit low-ish, don't you think?
2. can you finally confirm in which retail I can just walk in and buy it? or order online?
moon shot
Hall of Fame
I think it is still a blade unless something has happened more recently
Mackenzie McDonald returns a backhand to Andy Murray during the Citi...
Mackenzie McDonald returns a backhand to Andy Murray during the Citi Open at the Rock Creek Tennis Center on July 30, 2018 in Washington, DC.
www.gettyimages.com
Mackenzie McDonald of the United States of America plays a backhand...
Mackenzie McDonald of the United States of America plays a backhand during his Men's Singles first round match against Daniel Evans of Great Britain on day one of the 2020 Australian Open at...
www.gettyimages.com
May I ask which level of the pro competition do you currently involve with?
prostocktennis
that is a very particular retailer, if it would fit the term of regular retailer at all.
and our buddy knows it.
can I demo the racket before buying it?
can I order some grommets at will if I need some?
don't think so.
and I don't see an H22 or H19 paintjob, or H22 or H19 product page on the manufacturer website.
so I would have to buy a frame that has a paintjob of something else, which is the whole point of our buddy complaining about some other manufacturers but being super pleased by Wilson practices.
lol - you'd have more chance of buy "thin air" than a H22 or H19 with spare grommets.
Silly question, why does it matter if it's a "regular" retailer or if you can "demo" it? I'm probably missing something, but anyone with the funds can purchase these racquets with relative ease. They exist and you can buy one. No, Wilson doesn't advertise them for sale, because they are not retail racquets, and they don't have their own graphics for the same reason, but so what? If anyone wants to buy one, they can.
yeah, you'r probably missing all the rants from @Alexh22 in any Head related thread about how unfair is Head towards its customers for not selling them Djokovic and Murray sticks.
lol, thin air is actually being sold.
I read somewhere that in some big Asian cities you can buy "breathes of fresh air", though I don't remember now if it was in China or in Japan, or perhaps elsewhere.
And I also recall that some Swiss based company was actually selling fresh air from Swiss Alps, of course bottled.
Got it. Thanks.
Bobble
Semi-Pro
ThisHockeyTalk
Rookie
Greek Jesus?
nope he uses an actual Blade
gino
Legend
yeah i think a kblade from what ive heard
curious if any young players coming up using an h22
stronzzi70
Professional
Catr
Similar threads
