... feature the same / a similar racket design like the 2013 Graphene Speed and Instinct lines? By that I mean the polarized mass distribution.
I haven't playtested the G Speed or Instinct, but from what I'm gathering, the different mass distribution leads to a significantly different feel / behavior of the racket. (Is that correct?)
So I'm wondering if such a fundamental deviation from the traditional Prestige racket design wouldn't have to be considered a no-go by both Head and Prestige users.
Maybe Head will call the 2014 Prestige Graphene but do without such a drastic change to the rackets playing characteristics?
- Any input on this?
I haven't playtested the G Speed or Instinct, but from what I'm gathering, the different mass distribution leads to a significantly different feel / behavior of the racket. (Is that correct?)
So I'm wondering if such a fundamental deviation from the traditional Prestige racket design wouldn't have to be considered a no-go by both Head and Prestige users.
Maybe Head will call the 2014 Prestige Graphene but do without such a drastic change to the rackets playing characteristics?
- Any input on this?