Head Liquidmetal Prestige Racquet Review

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Head liquidmetal prestige racquet review.

The head graphene 360 prestige comes in five different models. While i don t know if it s exactly 29 more powerful i loved how this racket felt in my hand. Head prestige tennis racquets with its best of class combination of control and feel the prestige racquet line has been one of the most iconic in history. The head liquidmetal 8 is from the liquidmetal line of rackets from head.

Our playtesters found the microgel prestige midplus 18 20 stringbed offered a forgiving and control oriented response from the baseline. The string is a standard 16 19 pattern with a head size of 112 sq and this is considered significant. Head graphene touch prestige tour specs head size. 27in 68 5cm weight.

Rarely does a racquet come along that garners as much attention and mystique as the professional players that use it. Given their heavier weights and smaller head sizes prestige racquets are best suited to intermediate and advanced players especially those with solid mechanics who demand a high level of. The new head prestige racquets. Image product strengths overall top pick head liquidmetal.

Head claims that this liquidmetal is 2 5 times stronger than titanium and 29 more powerful. They had a flex reminiscent of the legendary pt57a based on the head pro tour 630 racquet where you could really feel the ball sink into the string bed. The head prestige in its various incarnations is such a racquet. Mid pro mp tour and s.

33cm 4 pts hl swingweight. The head liquidmetal prestige pro stock racquets played really nicely with a static weight between 339 345 grams and a balance around 32 cm. The mp has gone from a 95 sq inch racquet to a true 98 sq inch head size the s has the same mold as the tour but a lighter weight and a 16 19 instead of 18 19 string pattern. I really enjoyed the feel as well as the result of my shots from the baseline.

They were both successful players racquets that were popular with players looking for a heavier racquet with good control and low power level. Well the head liquidmetal 4 fits this saying pretty well. All liquidmetal racquets are made in austria with the same high standards which players have come to expect from the company since the original prestige racquets became world renowned. Finding the racquet to be a solid fit for his game was spencer.

18 mains 19 crosses our review head brings a slightly. The old comes from the concept and manufacturing process of the liquidmetal 4. The name prestige is a familiar name to many advanced players and atp pros who used or still use the now discontinued head prestige classic 600 or head prestige tour 300.