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Head Prestige Pro 2023 (320g) racket
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Description
Head Prestige Pro 2023 racket (320g)
The Head Prestige Pro 2023 tennis racket is designed to provide the perfect balance between control and stability.
With a weight of 320g and a balance of 31cm, the Prestige Pro offers exceptional stability. The 630 cm² screen is smaller, requiring a high technical and physical level, limiting the trampoline effect and offering optimal control of the ball.
The 18x20 string pattern allows the ball to be in contact with as many strings as possible, providing precise ball placement.
Which players is the Head Prestige Pro 2023 intended for?
The Prestige Pro 2023 is intended for experienced players with aggressive play who want to gain control and precision.
Technology of the Head Prestige Pro 2023
- Auxetic 2.0: The handle incorporates braided carbon fibers for improved playing sensations and exceptional feedback with every strike.
- Graphene: The presence of graphene reinforces the durability of the racket, ensuring remarkable longevity.
- Elongated Shaft: The core of the racket is enlarged for greater flexibility and control, improving your game.
- Box Beam: The square shape of the frame optimizes control, giving you the confidence to place the ball with precision.
- Full Cap: The Prestige's characteristic rods are present throughout the racket, maximizing the sensations of play with each shot.
Head reference: 236103
- Level of play
- Expert
- Size - Age
- Adult
- Strengths
- Control, Ball Touch
- Unstrung weight
- 320g
- Balance
- 31cm
- Head Size
- 632cm² (98in²)
- String pattern
- 18x20
- Lenght
- 68,5cm
- Beam Width
- 20mm
- Frame stiffness
- 61ra
- Swingweight
- 295
- Twistweight
- 15.6
- Plow-through
- 20.8%
- Cover bag
- No Cover Bag
- Strung / Unstrung
- Unstrung
Reviews
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Super racket ultra comfortable. Very satisfied with the playing sensations but lacks power. Being used to playing with prestige mid/classic rackets at 330g unstrung, strung in multis at 22/21, I had anticipated a bit by stringing this pro at 21/20 with a multi, but it’s still too much. I will have it strung at 19/18 next time to gain power. (Translated review)
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