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Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO
Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO

Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO

$6.95
Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO

Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro Tennis Racquet DEMO

Item #: 230003DEMO

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The Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro is the new racquet used by Novak Djokovic and introduces the use of Graphene - the world's lightest and strongest material. Allows for an optimal redistribution of weight from tip to grip, producing increased swingweight without sacrificing maneuverability, for more penetrating shots. Denser 18x20 string pattern for improved control and stringbed stiffness as found in prior generations of Nole's frame. Slightly wider 22mm beam, 11.7 oz. strung weight, 100 square inch head, standard 27 inch length for a more forgiving feel than many of Head's other players frames, but without sacrificing control and feel. This combination of specifications adds up to a nicely controlled frame for advanced players with established strokes.
Thank you for your interest in Midwest Sports Tennis Outlet's Racquet Demo Program. Delivering the racquets you want to your doorstep. Fast and simple. The program is available anywhere in the continental United States.

Program Details

Cost: Demo cost is $6.95 per racquet. Shipping includes delivery to your door and return shipping back to Midwest Sports. Demo up to 3 racquets at a time. Our program ships anywhere in the continental U.S.

String Maintenance: Each DEMO racquet will arrive to the customer with a high quality Multifilament type string. The DEMO racquet will be strung at the middle tension of the manufactures recommended tension range.

Delivered to your door!: UPS delivery takes 2-3 days to most areas. You will receive an e-mail the minute they are shipped with a tracking number. Use them for 7 days from the day you receive them. Example: Receive them on Monday, keep them until the next Monday. To return to Midwest Sports you may drop off at any UPS store or follow instructions on return label for alternate drop-off options. Simply place the label included with the demos on the box. Midwest Sports will be notified by UPS when the racquets are picked up. Please Note: Due to possible demo maintenance (re-stringing, re-gripping) prior to being shipped out, demo orders are not guaranteed to ship in the same time frame as new product orders. Occasional delays are possible, but are typically no longer than 1-2 days.

Forget to Return: In order for everyone to take advantage of the demo program we ask you return the demos after 7 days. Late fees on racquets not returned within the 7 day period are $2.00 per day per racquet, up to 7 days. If the racquets are more than 7 days late, your credit card will be charged the full price of the racquets.

  • A VALID CREDIT CARD IS REQUIRED FOR ALL DEMO RENTALS.
  • DEMO RACQUETS MAY ONLY BE SHIPPED TO THE CREDIT CARD BILLING ADDRESS.
  • DEMO RACQUETS MAY NOT BE PAID FOR VIA PAYPAL.

  • Headsize: 100 sq. in.
  • Length: 27.00 in.
  • Weight (strung): 11.70 oz.
  • Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 66
  • Balance: 12.70 in. Head Light
  • Cross Section: 22mm Straight Beam
  • Swingweight: 328 kg*sq. cm
  • String Pattern: 18x20
  • Grip:Head Synthetic Leather

Review Summary (Based on 1 Reviews)

Reviews

4 Stars vs IG Speed MP

LR from FL wrote (January 31, 2013):

Migrating from the IG Speed MP and pleasantly surprised at the playability of the Speed Pro. While only minutely heavier (3-grams) it generates significantly more inertia with a swing weight of 328gm as opposed to the Speed MPs swing weight of 315gm. To my game this equals less effort needed to get the same pace of shot. I am fairly strong, so the stick doesn't feel unweildy, but I wouldn't recommend for U12 players as the added swing weight may cause them to "cheat" on the technique, and perhaps cause joint and/or ligament issued if they have poor technique to begin with. Just my 2c.