here it is part of my 200g collection...
two green stripes
pro's and mac signature
grafil injection version...
...but I have much more!!
BTW, some people says that the last 'Pro' version is lighter... I don't think so. Simply, it was offered only with the Light (L) weight, while the previous versions were also manufactured with LM and even M weights. But if you take a two green stripes-squared holes light frame and a light 'pro' frame they weight equal...indeed, except for the buttcap and the lenght of the grip they are exactely identical (aroung 365 grams strung)!! I also believe that in the pro version they put the horrible plastic grip not only to save money, but also to get the same weight of the version with the longer grip. LM frames are around 375-380 grams and M ones in the 385-390 round.
IMO, the square holes frame with six grommets came out in 1985 and not 1983...
Finally, a curiosity is that Mac always used the 'made in england' buttcap of the first version, with the black leather grip with small 'dunlop dunlop dunlop' around , until he retired, that is, the grip of the wooden maxply mcenroe...the funny thing is that when, in '82-'83, he did actually used the maxply mcenroe racquet used the brown leather grip of the standard maxply fort!!
two green stripes

pro's and mac signature

grafil injection version...

...but I have much more!!
BTW, some people says that the last 'Pro' version is lighter... I don't think so. Simply, it was offered only with the Light (L) weight, while the previous versions were also manufactured with LM and even M weights. But if you take a two green stripes-squared holes light frame and a light 'pro' frame they weight equal...indeed, except for the buttcap and the lenght of the grip they are exactely identical (aroung 365 grams strung)!! I also believe that in the pro version they put the horrible plastic grip not only to save money, but also to get the same weight of the version with the longer grip. LM frames are around 375-380 grams and M ones in the 385-390 round.
IMO, the square holes frame with six grommets came out in 1985 and not 1983...
Finally, a curiosity is that Mac always used the 'made in england' buttcap of the first version, with the black leather grip with small 'dunlop dunlop dunlop' around , until he retired, that is, the grip of the wooden maxply mcenroe...the funny thing is that when, in '82-'83, he did actually used the maxply mcenroe racquet used the brown leather grip of the standard maxply fort!!
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