I don't get it.
I don't know why it's so special. Anyone, well not anyone, but someone could've taken a ps original 95 and gotten an ncode paint job put on it.
Ok, man. So the one who has put the PJ on it modified also the mold of the racket? Am I right. And Rafa will also win the Australian Open this year, although he quit against Murray... :lol:
I hope you know how Wilson rackets (especially the shape of them) look like. :mrgreen:
The mold looks like the mold of a PS 6.0 95. See the picture in the link below. Someone could have taken one of these and put a paintjob on it. I don't know what the big deal is.
Did you test the racquet?Thanks
The "big deal" ist, that even it's PJ, never had these specs.
Have you ever heard about a six-one racket with 16 x 18 string pattern for example? :-| I think this counts for the weight of the racket too.
Yeah, I was playing yesterday. It feels unbelievable. Especially the Slice feels very great - I think it's because of the 16 x 18 string pattern.
Unfortunately the string broke after half a set. It was a Iso-speed sample, which will come out in the next few weeks.
Not trying to be Debbie Downer, but if I saw this racquet on ****... wouldn't this racquet just be called a fake n95?
isnt that the prostaff 6.0 original 95?
The "big deal" ist, that even it's PJ, never had these specs.
Have you ever heard about a six-one racket with 16 x 18 string pattern for example? :-| I think this counts for the weight of the racket too.
isnt that the prostaff 6.0 original 95?
Random Response to this thread - probably should start a new thread but I got my hands on Delpos BLX racquet prior to Wilsin Releasing the line (Not DELPOS Exact racquet just his new version)
Wilson Released the frame early to sellers with a 16 x 20 string pattern similar to the K Pro Tour...but Delpo wanted to have the stringbed 18 x 20 so when Wilson Officially released the BLX Pro Tour it comes with an 18 x 20 stringbed...
I must say that the 16 x 20 stringbed plays much better than the 18 x 20 on this frame - more spin friendly and easier to maneuver.
Too bad they didn't release it as originally planned?
Probably why not too many Pro Tours are being sold these days...
But the PS 6.0 95 is a completely different racquet and has nothing to do with any of the Wilson 95s that came after it (except the HPS 6.0 95 Tour). All the other Wilson PS 95s (e.g., PS Tour 95, nCode 95, K95, BLX95, etc.) are based on the PS 6.1 Classic, not the PS 6.0 95, which has a box beam like the PS 6.0 85 and all the Tour 90s.All the ProStaff 95s from the 6.0 95 Original up to the current BLX version have 16x18 versions.
The nSix-One 95 version has "six-one 95", not "six-one Tour" written on it.