When will wilson discontinue the "K" models

[overgrip]

I'm ready to change rackets. I need something a little heavier like the K-factor, but the ones I've demoed are staying around $200. I'd like to know when wilson will come out with new models, so the "K"s drop in price. I'm thinking the new line will be introduced fairly soon, so to save some money, I'm willing to wait a while. Anyone out there have an idea when this should happen?

 

[armsty]

I read somewhere on here they were releasing then next one at the end of 2010/early 2011

 

[samster]

I'm ready to change rackets. I need something a little heavier like the K-factor, but the ones I've demoed are staying around $200. I'd like to know when wilson will come out with new models, so the "K"s drop in price. I'm thinking the new line will be introduced fairly soon, so to save some money, I'm willing to wait a while. Anyone out there have an idea when this should happen?

Get them used at the For Sale threads here.

 

[80'stennis]

Buying local can mean MAP minus approximately 25%.

 

[antgun007]

I have a little tennis shop where I buy any wilson racket for $140. including the ps88 or fed's racket. I just ordered a k6.1 95

 

[brownbearfalling]

Instead of waiting for the Kfactor line to discontinue, try out the Ncode series. If you're waiting for the Kfactor 6.1 95 the Ncode 95 is just as good. At least that way you can have racquets to play with for the time being until Wilson brings out a new line.

 

[overgrip]

followup to antgun007

Hey antgun007, can you give me contact info on the shop. I would gladly pay $140 when everyone else is asking $199

 

[NoNameZ]

they won't discontinue for a while seeing how they just released the KPS88. and is that $140 with or without tax? lol

 

[aqgardezi]

hi,

If u arrange kps 88 in 4 1/4 grip for $140. I would like to buy one. Let me know how n make sure they r authentic rackets with warrenty card. Thnx.

 

[SFrazeur]

Check out the liquidation section. There are some heavier frames from different brands for low prices.

-SF

 

[The_Question]

And maybe Wilson will change the grip shape by then...for some reason, just can't get used to them...

 

[Blade0324]

I don't think you will see them discontinued for a while. I work part time at a club and the Wilson rep brought by some new frames this week that have cutouts in the throat so this is the new models of the K series. I have to say that after hitting with a couple of them they feel really cheap and flimsy. Bad move on wilson's part IMO.

 

[antgun007]

I like the K series, hope they will continue to improve them

 

[coloskier]

I read somewhere on here they were releasing then next one at the end of 2010/early 2011

That is correct. I know that the K90 will be replaced at the end of next year, so that Fed can have a new racket to sell to the masses.

 

[coloskier]

I'm ready to change rackets. I need something a little heavier like the K-factor, but the ones I've demoed are staying around $200. I'd like to know when wilson will come out with new models, so the "K"s drop in price. I'm thinking the new line will be introduced fairly soon, so to save some money, I'm willing to wait a while. Anyone out there have an idea when this should happen?

If you want a heavier racket, you will LOVE the KPS88.

 

[sureshs]

I have a little tennis shop where I buy any wilson racket for $140. including the ps88 or fed's racket. I just ordered a k6.1 95

That shop is violating Wilson's dealer guidelines in that case.

 

[psp2]

That shop is violating Wilson's dealer guidelines in that case.

No they're not. A shop can sell a racquet at ANY price they choose. It's the public advertised prices of racquets that is governed by the MAP policy.

There's a HUGE difference between the 2 concepts here.