Weird Wilson PS 6.0 95

[mhstennis100]

I was digging around in the garage and found a Wilson PS 6.0 95. It's weird though-not the black one for sale here. The beam looks much wider than the one for sale here. It reads Wilson Prostaff 6.0. The bag says Wilson Prostaff 6.0 95. It also has something called Dual Taper Beam. It's a green/black color - one half is green and the other black. On the inside of the throat, it has a sticker about lower and higher tensions. The tension range is unreadable. The other side says endorsed by Pete Sampras. It feels very lightweight. Anyone know what I have? I'll try to get pictures sometime.

 

[Tennis Man]

Yeah, a picture is better than 1000 words

 

[mhstennis100]

I don't have a digital camera. I'll try to take a picture of it and get it scanned in. How do I post pictures that are scanned in and not from the internet?

Sorry being really wordy. Just trying to describe it as best as I can.

 

[Tennis Man]

upload it to http://tinypic.com/ and then paste the link here.

 

[diehard6.0]

It reads Wilson Prostaff 6.0. The bag says Wilson Prostaff 6.0 95. It also has something called Dual Taper Beam. It's a green/black color - one half is green and the other black.

The racquet you found has nothing to do with the 'PS 6.0 Original 95' except the name. Sorry, but it is one of the crappy frames Wilson has made.

 

[chrisx]

I've hit with that racquet. I believe that this was from a line of racquets introduced in the late 80's or early 90's when wilson introduced the SI (Swing Index) rating. I think this was before the PS original had a number a associated with it.

 

[gsquicksilver]

i've seen this racqeut before. there were 2 version of this racquet. the 95 and there was a smaller head size, which i believe was 85, similar to courier's american flag version. basically what wilson did was come out with a paint job of the ps85 and wanted pete sampras endorsement. they also made a 95 version, but completely went out of wack using a tapered beam, probably an aireshell prostaff mold.

 

[Ed Lee]

Wilson PS6.0

I have the "95". It was also available in "110". At the time of its introduction several manufacturers were marketing wide-body racquets. This I believe was Wilson's version. It has been twelve years since I have used it, so I cannot recollect how it played. However, if you have one, take it out for a spin. You might be surprised.