Wilson Pro Labs: Ultra Pro (16x19) Official Thread
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Thanks. That make sense. Which makes it around 63-64 RA as guess-timated by folks in earlier postings.
Both directly from Wilson. I feel NO difference between the 2.
My best guess is low 60s strung. My Head GTPP are listed at 63, these feel just a touch softer. Mind you some of that feel may be from WHERE the frame flex is. Wouldn't surprise me if these re 64-65 unstrung, making 62-63 strung, but the flex is even across the frame, not just at the throat.
lelopez
Semi-Pro
My calibrated arm sensed exactly that (63-64 RA) when I played with one.
When you stripe that DTL backhand I ask myself if you are a robot ....
Update: I hate to give a perfect score for anything, because I think there is always room for improvement. However ....
UP 16x19
Backhand slice: 10/10
There is slice, then there is driving slice. I can't imagine a racquet being better at that low, spinny, skidding, rope-like slice than this. I haven't hit slice shots like this in 10 years. For me, 10/10.
UP 16x19
Backhand slice: 10/10
There is slice, then there is driving slice. I can't imagine a racquet being better at that low, spinny, skidding, rope-like slice than this. I haven't hit slice shots like this in 10 years. For me, 10/10.
It's good.
Pneumated1
Hall of Fame
It's true.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
Great to hear you're enjoying it so much. I need to play with mine a few more times before I can make the same claims, however, some racquets that would undoubtedly throw their hat in the ring would be the UT/UP 18x20, the PT630, the RT630, the Angell Custom TC95 18x20 63RA, Angell TC97 18x20, several iterations of the Prestige MP (iPrestige, IG PMP, G360+ PMP), several iterations of the Prestige Mid, the Prince Phantom Pro 93P, and the Wilson 6.1 95 18x20... just to name a few.
What is becoming clear is that the UP 16x19 is a great racquet with huge potential and performance, and it's fantastic of Wilson to have released it (and the other Pro Labs stablemates). Thanks Wilson!!!
World Class Forehand
Rookie
I played the Ultra Tour for about a year and enjoyed it but felt the launch angle was low and also that it could use some more power. I switched to the Blade v7 18x20 because it improved on those two things the Ultra Tour was lacking and even though the flex feel wasn't as sweet as the feel of the Ultra Tour it was still comfortable/soft. Reading this thread has my hopes up that maybe the Ultra Pro 16x19 has a better launch angle and more power than the Ultra Tour. For those who have played both UT and UP how do they compare in launch angle and power level?
Nollid
Professional
The launch angle is higher and power seems equal or better.
blackpearl2007
Semi-Pro
This. 100% my experience as well. This racquet really hits the slice very well.
blackpearl2007
Semi-Pro
The Blade V7 16x19 has been my go to racquet for a while now as I have been playing with the Blades for sometime including the CV versions. For me, similar launch angles but more power / plow with the Blade V7. Yes, the UP 16m definitely swings easier and has more control but it needs weight in the head and handle. The Blade V7 16m only needed weight in the handle so I could make it more headlight.
Artreddy
Rookie
Today I played my USTA match with one set with Head GT Prestige Pro and the other with Ultra Pro 16M, fortunate to win today, but majority of shots I hit I could precisely place where I wanted to and with ample spin w/ UP. Out of all the shots I loved how it helped my backhand slice, serve and forehand. UP feels like a bit of easy power feel but with precision. At times I thought I was hitting out, but the ball landed in and felt great; as I played more I could trust the racket and go for big hits; but like all pro rackets when in trouble this won’t help you unless you move well, position yourself and hit a clean shot; To me this racket does require you to be good at moving and shot execution. I didn’t like the ALU POWER string on this rackets, but I do feel this racket would benefit from rough strings to create that extra bite and spin.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
The UP 16x19 has a higher launch angle and more power. So much so, that I feel that I almost have to pay more attention to my strokes and technique with it than the UT 18x20. Maybe this is because I am used to 18x20s and I have no problem creating all kinds of spin and shape to the ball as is. I, therefore, notice the reduction in precision and the increase in both launch angle and power, which becomes a departure from the norm. Today I had several balls fly on me off both sides causing a reduction in confidence. If I wasn't 100% committed on all shots the ball would be too loopy and would not drop in but go long. I would then revert back to the UT 18x20 and my game would go back to normal.
The UT 18x20, for me at least, has a much more punishing/ knifing slice. I find it easier to execute my shots and it requires less mental energy to play my game. I still get plenty of clearance over the net, but not so much that the ball goes long. The comfort is there, but it is not as plush as the UP 16x19.
They are both brilliant racquets, but today at least, I felt like I had to work to control and channel the power and loopiness of the UP 16x19, whereas, with the UT 18x20 I could just swing out and go for my shots. I felt like I could be more precise and I could better predict where the shot would go and how it would come off my racquet.
Both racquets were strung with the same string, and at similar tensions (resulting in similar Dynamic Tensions - 37 for the UP and 38 for the UT). I have played with the UP for about 2hrs or so more than the UT (didn't want to change racquets mid-match in my comp). I'm not sure this would make that much of a difference in feel and performance, but it's possible.
Maybe the answer is to next time string the UP a little tighter and leave the UT as is... maybe that would result in a bit more control from the UP and that's all it would take. Not sure, but only time will tell. They are both great racquets and well worth working with. They are both staying firmly in the collection.
eddi.spageddi.patero
New User
Hi JG!
Yes, thats sadly true ... I even got this answer from Wilson Germany.
But on Top, we Austrians (not Australians ) can`t get the ProLabs from Germany, becaus Wilson Germany is not able to take and send an Order to their neigborland.
And this in a decade of globalism .... hihi, this is a sensation !
But i will fin a way to get it from USA! ... bam - Wilson Germany!
LG ESP!
Yes, thats sadly true ... I even got this answer from Wilson Germany.
But on Top, we Austrians (not Australians ) can`t get the ProLabs from Germany, becaus Wilson Germany is not able to take and send an Order to their neigborland.
And this in a decade of globalism .... hihi, this is a sensation !
But i will fin a way to get it from USA! ... bam - Wilson Germany!
LG ESP!
Vicious49
Legend
I haven't noticed a huge difference in launch angle and power with the UP, at least not where I have to make a noticeable adjustment to it. Perhaps it depends on your strokes. For me it's a pretty seamless transition between the two.
I will be your proxy if you want someone to mail one over to you. Although I know you said you're holding out due to the shipping costs, the offer is there if you change your mind.
gebruikershaes
Rookie
Possibly an unpopular opinion: Everyone seems to agree that the launch angle of the 16x19 UP is higher than the 18x20 UT, but I'm questioning if there really is a noticeable difference. The difference in actual string density is so small that I'm not so sure if the actual launch angle is so much higher or that we just think it is because we expect it to be higher. Anyone that want to challenge me on this?
My Yonex Vcore Pro 97 16x19 for instance has a denser string pattern than my Blade 18x20. In reality the launch angle of the Blade is higher, but in my mind I'm expecting it to be lower and more control oriented just because it says 18x20.
My Yonex Vcore Pro 97 16x19 for instance has a denser string pattern than my Blade 18x20. In reality the launch angle of the Blade is higher, but in my mind I'm expecting it to be lower and more control oriented just because it says 18x20.
This is what I'm talking about.
Vicious49
Legend
@gebruikershaes It does have more power. It's not like tweener power but is slightly more than the UT. I've only had the one UP 16m so far so I'm not sure how much of that is attributed to how it's leaded up, etc. I just picked up a 2nd UP so will hit with it later this week and will confirm if I'm getting the same amount of extra pop from this one.
As far as launch angle, for me it's not that significant but that could be dependent on your strokes and play style.
As far as launch angle, for me it's not that significant but that could be dependent on your strokes and play style.
JGads
G.O.A.T.
Much appreciated, man. Have one other such gentlemanly offer, just a matter of deciding now on whether to pull the trigger. Probably a question of when, not if. Was just holding out hope for a change in their tune.
ChrisG
Professional
I might ask you to help me also in the near future... but apart from shipping cost it’s also Wilson QC problems that prevent me from asking. And the fact that France might get a new confinement soon so no tennis for a while
Vicious49
Legend
Their QC has been pretty good on the UPs so far. If anything, they've been coming in under spec. I think it's the BP that you have to be a bit careful with.
Pneumated1
Hall of Fame
Compared to the UT, which is my reference point having hit it for some time now, I'd describe the 16x19 as nuanced. It's the same frame with a distinctly different drill pattern. Tight 18x20 vs. open 16x19; surely you'd expect differences, and you get them. What is not so subtle is the launch angle and the amount of bite you get on the ball. It's not like going to the Pure Aero or anything, but it's noticeably higher albeit tempered by the inherent control of the frame. I hit with my son regularly, and his contact point against my UT is typically around the chest up to the armpit and pushing (and he's tall, so the UT is not lacking in kick/spin). With the UP 16x19 (one session, granted), it was consistently ear height. I could see the difference, and he commented on it. And he also commented on the push/penetration at that height--even on my first serves. (Ironically, he likes a ball at that height and preferred playing me with the UP 16x19 vs. the UT, so there's that as well).
I warmed up with my UT and switched to the UP just before games. And it was like catching the ball in a fish net and throwing it into the court. Almost like you were through the ball before it was off the string bed (obviously not, just talking perception here). How my slices are actually more rope-like with the 16x19 than UT, I don't know, but I like it. Maybe the biggest clincher for many, though, is the extra pop and work you get on serve with the UP 16x19. The ball quality off the court is plain to see. It's objective (whatever attributes combine to give that).
I remember hitting the IG PP years ago and thinking it was almost the perfect racquet if not for the stiffness and actual 95" head size. Whether Wilson should have put the tighter 16x19 of the IG PP in this 97" head is debatable, but I think they made the right call with the UP 16x19. It just works. Hopefully, I continue to think so. It's possible that Wilson has out-Prestiged Head again
Vicious49
Legend
I do notice the biggest difference on my serve. I can't figure out why though. It's the same frame and even with lead it weighs a few grams less than my UTs. I can't wait to try my 2nd UP out there tomorrow night to see if it's the same results. I mean, it should be but I still can't fathom that just the string pattern would give me that much extra pop on my serve.
mad dog1
G.O.A.T.
Wilson QC is less of an issue on the UP since they are platform sticks that most would expect to add lead to.
Can anyone recommend a good poly for the racquet as someone who plays 3.5-4.0 singles? I use a SW grip and am always trying to develop consistency. As a reference point, I used Hyper G 16 when first trying the UP and want something that can give me just a little more help. Thanks
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
It's all personal. It does come down to many factors including your swing mechanics, racquet head speed, what you're used to playing with, and sometimes simply how tired you are on a certain day.
I can play with both the UP 16x19 and UT 18x20, and I did yesterday. When I played them all back to back (including the BP 16x19), I just noticed certain differences, and one of them was the higher launch angle of the UP 16x19 and that I had more balls launch on me or go long than I did with the UT 18x20. This was my impression on this particular day and may change the next time I hit.
It's all a process and nothing is right or wrong. Things are fluid. Even the Pros (who are significantly better than me... and 99.9% of people on this forum) will tell you that they didn't feel the ball well on a particular day, or something is off and they don't hit well.
So, to clarify... I love both racquets, I can play with both racquets, but I did notice differences between them. I accept others may not feel as much of a difference, and I'm ok with that.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
I'm relaying my experience... not trying to express a "popular opinion".
I noticed a difference in the launch angle, this was my experience on a particular day, and I do not claim that my technique is perfection every single day (as I don't think anyone can... not even Rafa or Federer). I observed that more balls flew on me or landed long when using the UP 16x19 than the UT 18x20, on this particular day. This was the first day I played both racquets back to back. As I stated, the UP 16x19 has had 3 more hours of play on it, as I used it for 2 sets of competition, and that may have resulted in a looser string bed than the UT, exacerbating the differences between them.
I can play with both the UP 16x19 and the UT 18x20 and could change between them in a match, as I did yesterday. But I do feel the differences and I can accept that others may or may not. I'm ok with that... I hope others are too.
As @Pneumated1 has stated there are differences in string pattern and spacing, there are differences in how the ball behaves once it leaves the strings and how it behaves after the bounce. All I was saying is that, since I feel the differences, I need to make adjustments when playing with each racquet. They may be minute adjustments, they may be big adjustments... that is all individual... and not right or wrong... just personal. Mine are minute but distinct adjustments. That doesn't mean that one racquet is good and the other bad, it doesn't mean I'm criticizing a particular racquet, just pointing out the differences I felt and MY experiences.
I played with all three racquets yesterday (the UP 16x19, UT 18x20, and BP 16x19). All are brilliant, but they also have slight and nuanced differences between them that make them different. All things have strengths and weaknesses... nothing is perfect... and it's ok to have different perceptions and opinions. I accept those of others and hope others accept mine.
I have a relatively flat swing. I learned to play tennis in the mid 1980's, continental grips and flat forehands. I think flat strokes will highlight hiw launch angle changes from racquet to racquet. Change in technique can have a low launching racquet give plenty of height, but it's mostly technique that is managing that. My experience is, hitting the UT and UP, same flat stroke, UP will launch a little higher that UT. Not a lot higher, but noticeable.
Same thing happened when I tested the Prestige MP vs Prestige Pro. Pro launched a little higher than MP.
As another example, I used to play the Steam 99S. Even with a flat stroke that racquet launches moonballs .....
Same thing happened when I tested the Prestige MP vs Prestige Pro. Pro launched a little higher than MP.
As another example, I used to play the Steam 99S. Even with a flat stroke that racquet launches moonballs .....
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
Compared to the UT, which is my reference point having hit it for some time now, I'd describe the 16x19 as nuanced. It's the same frame with a distinctly different drill pattern. Tight 18x20 vs. open 16x19; surely you'd expect differences, and you get them. What is not so subtle is the launch angle and the amount of bite you get on the ball. It's not like going to the Pure Aero or anything, but it's noticeably higher albeit tempered by the inherent control of the frame. I hit with my son regularly, and his contact point against my UT is typically around the chest up to the armpit and pushing (and he's tall, so the UT is not lacking in kick/spin). With the UP 16x19 (one session, granted), it was consistently ear height. I could see the difference, and he commented on it. And he also commented on the push/penetration at that height--even on my first serves. (Ironically, he likes a ball at that height and preferred playing me with the UP 16x19 vs. the UT, so there's that as well).
I warmed up with my UT and switched to the UP just before games. And it was like catching the ball in a fish net and throwing it into the court. Almost like you were through the ball before it was off the string bed (obviously not, just talking perception here). How my slices are actually more rope-like with the 16x19 than UT, I don't know, but I like it. Maybe the biggest clincher for many, though, is the extra pop and work you get on serve with the UP 16x19. The ball quality off the court is plain to see. It's objective (whatever attributes combine to give that).
I remember hitting the IG PP years ago and thinking it was almost the perfect racquet if not for the stiffness and actual 95" head size. Whether Wilson should have put the tighter 16x19 of the IG PP in this 97" head is debatable, but I think they made the right call with the UP 16x19. It just works. Hopefully, I continue to think so. It's possible that Wilson has out-Prestiged Head again
Great review. I love reading your perceptions and hearing your opinions on gear.
I felt and experienced the differences between the two racquets (UP and UT), and as you said, they were expected. Both are brilliant racquets, but to me, have minute and nuanced differences. It just means that in certain situations I noticed different outcomes that I need to, and will be in the future, cognizant of. For example, if I'm in trouble, and due to my insufficient footwork, I've been slightly jammed up, with the UT 18x20 I can swing straight through the ball and produce a flat ball that, due to the precision and control of the frame, gets re-directed with depth but hardly any spin. The same shot with the UP 16x19 sometimes, and I repeat sometimes, results in a ball with a slightly higher launch angle that goes long or overshoots the mark.
This doesn't make one racquet better or worse... It just means I need to be aware of this when making my shots... it needs to become part of my muscle memory, especially when I'm used to the UT (and racquets like it). That's all.
All racquets have certain characteristics and we just need to learn how to use each in order to maximize their efficacy.
I'm looking forward to your further impressions and experiences with these racquets.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
Exactly what I was getting at. Therefore, one just needs to be cognizant of that when playing with the UP 16x19, and this will further get enhanced if you hit them back-to-back.
Both are great racquets, and if I start playing with one and don't switch, there would be no issues as I would adjust quickly to that racquet and play accordingly. It's only if switching mid-match between the two that these differences would be enhanced. After a quick adjustment, all would be well, but the adjustment needs to be made, and I was just saying that the differences exist. That's all.
Thanks for sharing your experience and views.
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fundrazer
G.O.A.T.
I'm going in circles a bit, but I've got the weight back at 3 and 9 and an extra overgrip to help counterbalance. I don't mind the bigger grip size either, as I'm probably closer to 4 5/8 anyway.
Playing a match tonight. We will see how it goes again. My 97HD is ready with a fresh set of gut/poly in case I need to switch.
Playing a match tonight. We will see how it goes again. My 97HD is ready with a fresh set of gut/poly in case I need to switch.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
I know... it takes time to find the right balance when it comes to specs and configuration, but I think the racquet is worth the effort, and the reward when you get it right for you will be worth it.
I may look to put a leather grip on mine (and the BP 16x19 as well) in an attempt to reduce the grip size a bit, which may also make a difference to how it plays and performs. This is one of the differences between my UT 18x20 and my UP 16x19... the UT has a leather grip and it feels a bit smaller and perhaps better in my hands. I also feel the bevels a bit more with it, and this may prove a difference with the UP where I perhaps don't get the optimum grip on my BH and therefore mishit some shots by the slightest of margins causing errors and impacting absolute confidence. Small tweaks sometimes make all the difference.
Let us know how you go.
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Vicious49
Legend
The biggest issue I’m having is deciding which I like more. Like you said there are minute and nuanced differences between the two. I’m going to keep a pair of each in my bag for a while until I can figure it out. I may just pick one or the other depending on how I’m feeling/playing that day.
How do you have yours leaded up? I have 2 grams at 3 and 9 and 3 grams at 12, along with a leather grip and overgrip. This puts one of them at 338g and the other at 340g total static weight.
Pneumated1
Hall of Fame
Well said. It's interesting, though, because I've always considered myself a flatter hitter, but the response off the UP 16x19 seems a natural fit for me with no adjustment; I was surprised, but of course I need to hit it more. The interesting thing is that if I'm not intentional in the spin dept. with the UT, the ball can fly on me or wander just wide if I'm trying to carve something short crosscourt. Even my backhand slice will float on me at times with it, likely due to a fraction less pocketing in the denser string bed (although dwell is still very good). To your point, there's really no explanation for the latter because it's probably one of my best shots, and the UT has that laser string bed. We're talking minute differences between frames here, but they do make a difference. The wash for me was volleys. I try to get to net whenever I can, and I don't see how could go wrong either way. That said, I find myself going for stick volleys more with the UT, while I could see caressing the ball a little more with the UP 16x19.
I have to mention one backhand, in particular. I had to have been eight feet inside the baseline and hit a crosscourt winner that landed just inside the service line/sideline corner. I wasn't trying to cut off nearly that much court and missed my line by two feet and got more carve than I intended. The bend on that ball is still replaying in my mind. I just don't see hitting that with a UT as amazing as that frame is. Maybe a 16m string bed is what I do best and I've been denying myself for years.
Also, I string my UTs at 48/45 with a soft main (usually gut)/GW hybrid but the UP at 53/50. Tension may have made the difference. Who can say for sure what variables actually make the difference, but when it works, it works, and we're wise to stick with it. That's for sure.
I agree, not a lot higher on the launch compared to the UT, but noticeable. Come to think of it, I've always liked the PP better than the MP in most Prestige lines, so it would make sense that I'd like this UP 16x19, which is primarily just a string bed swap. I've been broken mentally before by the launchy open patterns. This UP 16x19 just works for me, kind of like Volkl 16x19s, Babolat 16x20s, and PP 16x19s. All of those have 8 mains in the bridge, but not the UP 16x19, so go figure.
Pneumated1
Hall of Fame
Likewise, my friend. As I gain impressions and experiences, I will surely reveal them. Hope you'll do the same.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
This is from my previous post (2 pages ago).
My UP 16x19 is ready to go... Static weight is 349g after mods and I'm not sure of the SW.
Started off at 287 unstrung, strung it with Tier 1 Black Knight 1.18mm in the Mains (50 lbs) and Babolat Origin 1.25mm in the Crosses (47 lbs). That should bring the SW to around 317. I added 2.25g at 3 & 9 o'clock respectively (4.5g total), and 1.5g at 12 o'clock (0.75g each side of 12, leaving a small gap for the stringing clamp). I then counter-balanced with about 6g at 7" above the butt cap, thickened the bottom of the butt cap a tad for a more flared butt cap, and added two Overgrips (one with no overlap and one as standard). Nor sure what that makes the SW, but it feels very nice to swing.
Classic-TXP-IG MID
Hall of Fame
This is very interesting... I have had the opposite experience so far, especially when I played them back-to-back. My BH slice was a bit floaty and I felt like I had to angle the face of the racquet a bit more into a closed position to make sure I could knife the slice, whereas, with the UT I could keep a more neutral grip and just knife the daylights out of the shot.
I think you may be right regarding the tension. My UT is strung at 46M (T1 Black Knight 1.18mm)/ 43C (Babolat Origin 1.25mm). The UP 16x19 is strung with the same strings but at 50M/47C. The DTs of the stringed are almost the same with the UT being at 38 (my most usual preference) and the UP at 37, but being the more open pattern and softer feeling... maybe it would be a good idea to string it next time at 52M/49C. That may solve all the differences and give me that tad more control and end up being the "magic pudding" formula. Also, the grip is a bit thicker than ideal with the UP, so I don't know whether to just wait for it to compress over time... or change it to a leather grip (which is what I have on my UTs)?
Talk soon.
tennishotdog
Rookie
Finally got my Blade Pro 18x20 and Ultra Pro 16x19, I waited almost 4 weeks from the time i ordered but damn it was worth the wait and the high import fees. I tried the blade pro first and it is very nice, way better than the blade v7 i had before which was harder to maneuver, had a smaller sweetspot and lacked the feel and plow through. I thought the blade pro was almost the perfect racket for me but then I tried the UP 16.x19 and oh my goodness. This racket hits like a dream, I don't know if it was the new strings(LXN big banger) or what but it was incredible. The feel was amazing, I felt like the racket was an extension of my body, arm and hands. I could hit all my shots with ease, control and precision. Slices and volleys were the bomb, wherever i wanted to put the ball the racket would place it there like on a dime. This racket to me plays like the RF97 but is much easier on my arm. Only issue i had was some stability but I think a couple lead strips would do the trick. I have to admit Wilson has delivered with these Pro rackets, Im definitely keeping these two, the Blade for my singles matches because i need more power and spin and UP for doubles. My previous rackets were the RF97 and, ezone 98 and blade v7 but they are going to be collecting dust from now on.
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JGads
G.O.A.T.
Here is a guy hitting with and giving thoughts on the Ultra Pro 16m as well as the Blade Pro and Pro Labs 6.1. He must be a TT guy. It's funny, when he's hitting casually with the UP his ball seems so floaty and spinny, but when he shows point play the ball tightens up and he can flatten the ball out. Of course here he's also hitting it stock, and clearly this is one that needs to be built up to sing.
Pneumated1
Hall of Fame
It's tennis. My experiences could flip next time out and align with yours, but I hope not; I like this frame ... a lot. I think what people are saying about it being very uniform in flex is true. It feels a tad softer to me than the UT, but I can't tell if that's just 3 extra strings or the frame because the UT is also buttery. I should also mention that my UTs are customized a bit differently (isolated/dense weight in various locations throughout vs. spread out throughout the head of the UP). I liked it so much that I'm afraid to change it, but I'm sure I'll tweak the mods a bit. Might even mod my UTs the exact same way
Do you know what that stock grip is? I must be getting old because I really like its plushness and comfort. I'll probably leave it ... maybe pick up a few more. I hit Gamma Hi-Techs on my UTs.
Thanks for sharing! He says the UP 16x19 is ~ 61RA. I can feel that
Surprised he said he wasn't getting any pop on serve. That wasn't my experience, but his was stock, and mine has 2g at 12 and 6g from 2/10-5/7.I think this is the guy I watched doing a video for the Gravity MP (have demos of it, Iga 310, and V1 Pro coming for my son), and I remember thinking this isn't the frame for me if the ball launches like that off the strings, haha. It's just him; my ball wasn't landing like butterflies the other night when I hit the UP 16x19, but as you mention, he tightened the screws during point play, and you can see the versatility of the racquet.
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Classic-TXP-IG MID
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I must say I never looked... but I think it was mentioned somewhere at the beginning of this thread.
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