The released a 107 model, so that did it for me, lolLooking for enlightenment... When did the Head Prestige lose its' heritage? Which model Prestige was the last true "Prestige"? And what did Head do to mess it up?
That would certainly do it for me too.The released a 107 model, so that did it for me, lol
The LiquidMetal Prestige was the last consumer model produced in Austria.When Head began adding odd marketing-driven, questionable “technology” to its original, honest, solid, no-frills, uncompromised tennis instrument, it lost the tune. I would suggest this began with the iPrestige series (the last “consumer” model produced in Austria, if I recall correctly), and worsened with the subsequent Liquidmetal and Flexpoint and other gimmicky models.
Have you played with TGT312.1? The feel and the precision of the racquet is not that bad. But of course, it would be better to add this model to Prestige lineup rather then deleting Mid from Head tennis catalogue.When HEAD discontinued the real Mid and replaced it with the Rev Pro
I have and did not like the feel of said frame aka Rev ProHave you played with TGT312.1? The feel and the precision of the racquet is not that bad. But of course, it would be better to add this model to Prestige lineup rather then deleting Mid from Head tennis catalogue.
Looking for enlightenment... When did the Head Prestige lose its' heritage? Which model Prestige was the last true "Prestige"? And what did Head do to mess it up?
I didn't say "pure Prestige".What do you mean with "pure Prestige"? For me it's Prestige Pro/Mid/600/Classic. So with iPrestige line it's no more "pure Prestige".
A real Prestige is Bordeaux red. Unless it's silver with some green accentsWhat do you mean with "pure Prestige"? For me it's Prestige Pro/Mid/600/Classic. So with iPrestige line it's no more "pure Prestige".
Me too. Reminds me of Dunlop racquets which were not my cup of tea. But I don't find them THAT bad. I've heard Marin Cilic plays with them right now (he used to play with prostock Microgel Radical MP 16x19 – aka TGT231.3).I have and did not like the feel of said frame aka Rev Pro
LM Prestige Mid isn't bad at all – however I prefer IG Mid.So where does the LM prestige mid lie in this discussion? I kinda like that frame.
Whew....glad I grabbed and stashed these when TW was nearly giving them away a few years ago....I think Youtec IG was the last true Prestige.
Yeah, I also get me 3 Mid and 1 Pro, probably at the same period.Whew....glad I grabbed and stashed these when TW was nearly giving them away a few years ago....
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Me too! I have 4-5 of them just in case Graphene line is only the beginning of something even worseWhew....glad I grabbed and stashed these when TW was nearly giving them away a few years ago....
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But it was all about the feel, man.I completely understand how the feel is completely lost on the newer Prestige Mid, Pro & MP. But if you can let the feel pass, they all play pretty awesome. For instance, the Graphene XT Prestige MP was one of the most predictable frame I’ve hit with. It offers zero free power, but its accuracy was so pin-point that it gave me the confidence to swing harder and go after the balls more. I love everything about the classic Prestige Pro/TXP Pro. I love everything, except the feel, about the newer Prestige frames.
I wish I did this! I recently strung an old MG mid with a hybrid and was amazed how nice it played. Unlike my Wilson 90's (which can kill me defensively), I'm 100% competitive with it too, that suprised me. The MP would be a perfect main frame although I can't be bothered with the hassle of finding used ones on the auction siteWhew....glad I grabbed and stashed these when TW was nearly giving them away a few years ago....