Looks like Verdasco is back to his SPEED!
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Man, this guy has some serial problems about racquets...
Looks like Verdasco is back to his SPEED!
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Man, this guy has some serial problems about racquets...
What do you call the people on these forums then?
What do you call the people on these forums then?
People who like trying out and discussing rackets?
Aren't you sick of always having something condescending to say? You know you have a serial racket problem too. You always have at least 1 up your butt.
What's your problem sargeinaz??? Say Chi was obviously cracking a joke. I personally found it hilarious how we call Verdasco a racquetholic but we do the same ourselves. Frames up the butt? Did he insult you or offend you? I'm in constant amazement at how low people will go because of a tennis post.
By the way, I saw Verdasco at the Basel Open last month. I can confirm he's back to the Speed XT paintjob, although I couldn't see his frame from up close.
Keep an eye out as he'll more than likely be switching back to the Novak frame in the next weeks...
Looks like Verdasco is back to his SPEED!
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what kind of head racket is he using ??Man, this guy has some serial problems about racquets...
Graphene Speedwhat kind of head racket is he using ??
Not a PJ? It was only a PJ the last time he used the Speed PJ AFAIK.Graphene Speed
No, he is using the PT113B.Graphene Speed
No, he is using the PT113B.
no, the iRadical was PT113A, at least the L5 swing index oneIsn't it the i.Radical Head code, right?
I don't even know what this means. This is such weird knowledge.No, he is using the PT113B.
Hi all,
I was trolled by a guy in tt forum keep telling me over and over that Verdasco's racquet is same mold and same layup as Djokovic's racquet!
However, I read somewhere that head made special mix material formula (which is layup) only for Djokovic's racquet. Because of that reason, nobody in this world can have same racquet layup as Djokovic's racquet layup.
Hi all,
I was trolled by a guy in tt forum keep telling me over and over that Verdasco's racquet is same mold and same layup as Djokovic's racquet!
However, I read somewhere that head made special mix material formula (which is layup) only for Djokovic's racquet. Because of that reason, nobody in this world can have same racquet layup as Djokovic's racquet layup.
That was correct a few years ago. Only Novak and Radek. It is different now. Verdasco is using the same frame so were a few other players that tested the frame. No one is trolling you. I am not sure why a well respected and most knowledgeable guy about tennis rackets on these boards is wasting his time trying to educate you...Hi all,
I was trolled by a guy in tt forum keep telling me over and over that Verdasco's racquet is same mold and same layup as Djokovic's racquet!
However, I read somewhere that head made special mix material formula (which is layup) only for Djokovic's racquet. Because of that reason, nobody in this world can have same racquet layup as Djokovic's racquet layup.
Maybe he liked me.That was correct a few years ago. Only Novak and Radek. It is different now. Verdasco is using the same frame so were a few other players that tested the frame. No one is trolling you. I am not sure why a well respected and most knowledgeable guy about tennis rackets on these boards is wasting his time trying to educate you...
He is the guy who I thought was trolling me but apparently he was not trolling me, he was helping me.The ultimate expert for Head rackets in this forum is vsbabolat.
What he doesn´t know about Head rackets isn´t worth knowing. Maybe he will chime in.
He is the guy who I thought was trolling me but apparently he was not trolling me, he was helping me.
Yes, he is good guy. I misunderstood him. Now, he put me in his ignore list.he was definitely trying to help youi speak of personal experience
This guy is using the same code with Djokovic!No, he is using the PT113B.
Yea true, however you should look up and learn as much as you can on these boards and the internet before making assumptions. Learn who uses what racquet, which pro stock codes are what, how head and Wilson and Dunlop and Tecnifibremake clones of their frames, etc. It'll be very interesting.This guy is using the same code with Djokovic!
What I heard is when Head pro players switched from Head to Wilson, Wilson copied Head racquets for that pros and so we had Wilson racquets with code H19, H22. H in the code stands for Head!Yea true, however you should look up and learn as much as you can on these boards and the internet before making assumptions. Learn who uses what racquet, which pro stock codes are what, how head and Wilson and Dunlop and Tecnifibremake clones of their frames, etc. It'll be very interesting.
What I heard is when Head pro players switched from Head to Wilson, Wilson copied Head racquets for that pros and so we had Wilson racquets with code H19, H22. H in the code stands for Head!
Next time, when Nadal switch from Babolat to Head, Head will do the same like Wilson! Head will copy Babolat racquets for Nadal and we will have Head racquets with the code B40, B52! B in the code stands for Babolat!
So copyright law does not apply to tennis racquet industry?Prince also made a copy of prestige MP - Rebal had exactly same head shape as prestige mp!!!
It does as long as it is in regards to sales. If Wilson copied the Prestige mould and sold it to the public there might be issues, and there especially are issues in regards to naming. It's a different matter when Wilson tries to make a copy that is then offered to pros so that they have an easier transition, as that does not relate to sales and thus market laws and regulations. Having said that, Wilson Pro Stocks are different from Prestiges (in mould as well as) in terms of feel and performance according to those who have played both (I believe @dr325i has played Wilson pro stocks and Head pro stocks and has compared the two somewhere, though I may be mistaken).So copyright law does not apply to tennis racquet industry?
They do.So copyright law does not apply to tennis racquet industry?
Not sure if you're joking or serious, however, the "H" code in Wilson pro stock rackets probably has nothing to do with "H" in Head.What I heard is when Head pro players switched from Head to Wilson, Wilson copied Head racquets for that pros and so we had Wilson racquets with code H19, H22. H in the code stands for Head!
Next time, when Nadal switch from Babolat to Head, Head will do the same like Wilson! Head will copy Babolat racquets for Nadal and we will have Head racquets with the code B40, B52! B in the code stands for Babolat!
The PT113B flexes different from both (or any racket I have used before). Seems like it flexes in the hoop (and throat) vs. H22 in the throat. Not sure how to explain it, however, the pt113B with flex of 61 (vs. let's say the H22 flex 61) feels softer than the others with the same flex.DR325i could you kindly once more
compare the PT113b to the wilson H22 57 flex and the 61 flex or so
is the 57 flex H22 very different to the pt113b or somewhat similar whereas the 61 flex h22 is very similar ?
Not sure if you're joking or serious, however, the "H" code in Wilson pro stock rackets probably has nothing to do with "H" in Head.
The Wilson pro stock version of the Blade retail stick (Raonic for example) is also an "H"-something code.
So Head pro stock racquet was copied by Prince and Wilson! It means that head lost pro players to competitors more than competitors lost pro players to head!Prince also made a copy of prestige MP - Rebal had exactly same head shape as prestige mp!!!
Your racquet knowledge > @dr325i's racquet knowledge!Maybe H can stand for hairpin...or they copy original HEAD engineering code for MIA rackets, which all start with H22xxx if I recall well.
Your racquet knowledge > @dr325i's racquet knowledge!
Just joking only. I know @dr325i is legend here. He is very good guy. He did not involve in debates like @vsbabolat did. He helped noobs. @vsbabolat make use of his knowledge to debate with noobs.Thank you for your kindness, but he is for sure more knowledgeable than me about tennis racquets...I just asked him some information about MG Radical MP 1st issue vs reissue and he was very kind to reply fast to me.
Mine was only an hypothesis since I often thought about it to try to find an answer to this doubt.
Just joking only. I know @dr325i is legend here. He is very good guy. He did not involve in debates like @vsbabolat did. He helped noobs. @vsbabolat make use of his knowledge to debate with noobs.
So you are the one lost to me in the PT57A auction?I have to disagree with you about VS, to me he has been always kind as well and helped me many time answering to my private messages.
For sure both dr325i and VS are two of the greatest and much knowledgeable person here.
Ps. Have fun with your PT57 (I participated in the auction but you played "at home" since I lived in Italy [emoji1])
The "22" part is the factory they make them in. Therefore, the "22" = Austria.Maybe H can stand for hairpin...or they copy original HEAD engineering code for MIA rackets, which all start with H22xxx if I recall well.
Good information! So 22=Austria, 08=China, how about 19?The "22" part is the factory they make them in. Therefore, the "22" = Austria.
Newer PT57x's, PT113B, etc have H08xxxx codes, etc. since they moved production to China. My PT113Bs are H08113B
So you are the one lost to me in the PT57A auction?
Thank you for let me won!
After I won, the seller asked me do I want to buy 2 first hand/brand new PT57A? he had 2 PT57A exactly the same.
And you know, I was stupid enough to answer I need only one of them!
I could not sleep that night after I answered.
Next morning, I emailed the seller to buy 2 brand new PT57A and he told me the other was sold one second after I rejected it!
Who is the person on earth bought my second PT57A?
??? I am not sure I am following you. I have not seen the H19xxxx code under the pallets or I may have missed it.Good information! So 22=Austria, 08=China, how about 19?
I am referring to Wilson pro stock H19??? I am not sure I am following you. I have not seen the H19xxxx code under the pallets or I may have missed it.
I still do not understand what Wilson H19 has to do with the Head under the pallets code that designates the country of manufacture?I am referring to Wilson pro stock H19
I still do not understand what Wilson H19 has to do with the Head under the pallets code that designates the country of manufacture?