By the sounds of it, theyre on life support and unlikely to survive the night.
@NicoMK - that's true, but it looks like it's remaining stock almost. There are only 6 models under the frames and again no natural gut in the string lineup.
The biggest mistake from Pacific was to produce racquets under the Pacific brand. Somehow they supposed to arrange with Fischer to sell it under original name, then it would be a different story.
Anyway I like Pacific but apart from a couple of new bags there’s nothing new and nothing that sets them apart.
Tried the X tour pro 97 has a very unique feel and plushness in the sweet spot. Only Pacific racquet tried but I think that feel in the sweet spot is unique among modern offerings. Not necessarily better but definitely different
This is the downfall 100 % .The biggest mistake from Pacific was to produce racquets under the Pacific brand. Somehow they supposed to arrange with Fischer to sell it under original name, then it would be a different story.
All of which is sad as hell cause volk and Fischer are /were the coolest euro options we had man.....This is the downfall 100 % .
For whatever reason
Pacific doesn’t have the “ ring to it that feeeesha’ does . Simply put .
Plus the racket color schemes they used were quite boring and way way too safe . And the pacific “ rep “ that we met was . Quite underwhelming to say it politely..
Argh! I had 2 m pro 105 ( gave em to a kid at work ) and with extra pallets that I would have just given to you if I had known you were looking .Imho, the Fischer and Pacific downfall happents by the lack of sponsoring.
They use to have two-three good players 25 years ago and that was it.
Give Fed or Nadal a Pacific and then the boring colors they turn to super ones!
It's never to late to find some promising young players to sponsor.
The later years all tennis brands are in a back to basics way (eg low flex, low vibrations etc) and in thar area Fischer-Pacific are always the best!
Btw today I receive two NOS XForce Comp.
I was looking for some M-Pro 105 over a year now but it's impossible to find any.
So I go with Pacific. I wish to have that unique feel of Fischer. I will find out it soon...
If you were looking for a thin beam, heavy, low powered stick, it was one of the best IMO. Of course, you needed about 25 spare grommets as they cracked if you just looked at them funny, but everything else about it was great. Only reason I moved away from it was Fischer sold to Pacific, and I couldn’t find more grommets.M Comp 95 heard it was amazing . Is it ?
If you were looking for a thin beam, heavy, low powered stick, it was one of the best IMO. Of course, you needed about 25 spare grommets as they cracked if you just looked at them funny, but everything else about it was great. Only reason I moved away from it was Fischer sold to Pacific, and I couldn’t find more grommets.
Eventually Pacific produced a version (X Feel Pro 95), but it wasn’t the same. Kinda regret selling mine now...
Amen to all that..I have some insight into the company, so if there are any questions I'm happy to help out where I can.
And I totally agree that their main problem is marketing and public relations. All of their products are of great quality, but noone knows about them - and how should they.
For example Pacific has launched an apparel line last year. It's produced in Italy and of great quality, but unless you were to randomly search for it on their website, you would never know. A bit frustrating at times, dealing with that kind of company, especially when you're convinced of their products, but they just neglect an important part of doing business.
All of their products are of great quality, but noone knows about them - and how should they.
For example Pacific has launched an apparel line last year. It's produced in Italy and of great quality, but unless you were to randomly search for it on their website, you would never know.
I have been trying to make contact with Pacific many times to get some grip 5 frames for quite a while and no response. I really like the brand and would love to speak to someone that can help.I have some insight into the company, so if there are any questions I'm happy to help out where I can.
And I totally agree that their main problem is marketing and public relations. All of their products are of great quality, but noone knows about them - and how should they.
For example Pacific has launched an apparel line last year. It's produced in Italy and of great quality, but unless you were to randomly search for it on their website, you would never know. A bit frustrating at times, dealing with that kind of company, especially when you're convinced of their products, but they just neglect an important part of doing business.
I had a mate who went to a few shops in Germany and even there he said he couldn't find any Pacific Frames. I know you can get get some models but I need some with grip 5 pallets.I’ve worked with them in Germany and now Czech Republic for about 7 years. Everything is out of stock nearly all the time. They are very focussed on the German domestic market (fair enough) but don’t care about global business (not fair enough). The clothes are ok but nothing special.
If you're located in europe I can get them to you, I know for a fact that they do have grip 5s, just not sure if retailers stock up on themI have been trying to make contact with Pacific many times to get some grip 5 frames for quite a while and no response. I really like the brand and would love to speak to someone that can help.
Good question!Can anybody find their gut?
Can anybody find their gut?
How about at other retailers?It's available in their online shop
It's available in their online shop
Oh? Tour Pro 97 and Feel 95 included?New Pacific frames (new paint only I think) coming soon. Think matt paint.
Problem is you email them and they don't reply, ever.I have some insight into the company, so if there are any questions I'm happy to help out where I can.
And I totally agree that their main problem is marketing and public relations. All of their products are of great quality, but noone knows about them - and how should they.
For example Pacific has launched an apparel line last year. It's produced in Italy and of great quality, but unless you were to randomly search for it on their website, you would never know. A bit frustrating at times, dealing with that kind of company, especially when you're convinced of their products, but they just neglect an important part of doing business.