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Surtout tu peux facilement la personnaliser à 305 grammes. Malheureusement elle n'est pas en demo auprès de Wilson France. C'est bien dommage. https://www.wilson.com/fr-fr/demo

L'échange que j'ai eu avec Wilson.

Apparemment c'est 1 H22 "Blade Pro do have that unique feeling of so called 'real H22'. Regardless of different layups and drilling variations from real H22s. So, it is a H22.Feeling/sensation is everything...It really shines when adding some weight... for HL users." Apparemment une petite variation dans les joncs par rapport à la raquette de Gulbis. Sinon le même moule. "Wilson has said this is an H22.My stringer strings for the Pros when they are in town and has a whole range of Pro Stock racquets (including several of Gulbis' H22s)... he says it's an H22. He has confirmed that the drill pattern is different to Gulbis' H22, but that Gulbis also had a drill pattern made to his liking. So, what lots of people seem to fail to understand in this "Is it an H22 or not" debate (and something that has been stated numerous times in this thread and many others) is that these racquets can be made with many different layups, and are often made to the specifications of the particular Pro (especially if they are of a higher ranking). This includes weight variations, SW variations, RA variations, different drill patterns (even within the 16x19 or 18x20 category - ie tighter 16x19s or more open 18x20s, etc)."

Les 2 cadres sont proches. Selon "Tennisnerd", la H22 est plus souple plus confortable. Bref elle fait tout mieux. https://tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/racquet-reviews/wilson-h22-pro-stock-racquet-review/9583 "The Blade is stiffer meaning that the H22 has a nicer, more plush feel."

La pro serait 1 pro stock basée sur le moule de la H22 (réservé aux pros par wilson) utilisée par Sandgren Busta Kachanov etc https://tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/racquet-reviews/wilson-h22-pro-stock-racquet-review/9583 La raquettes serait plus confortable que les blades que l'on trouve dans le commerce.

Ultra pro 16 19 H19 disponible début 2021 selon Wilson en Europe. Review de la blade pro 16 19 qui serait le moule de la H22 1 RF 97 sans PWS et plus légère facilement customizable. Par contre, 0 puissance facile. 1 raquette de pro pour joueur exigeant ou collectionneur.

https://www.tennis-point.fr/head-standard-tk-82-coque-pour-manche-noir-00670001744000.html 4€ la coque. le syntec pro est assez épais. Tu peux trouver des grips plus fins: Skin feel apparemment il a 1 nouveau nom https://www.tennispro.fr/grip-babolat-syntec-pro-used-by-rafa-135095.html https://www.tennis-point.fr/wilson-featherthin-grip-pack-1-unite-noir-0076260156700000.html 1,1m, larguer 2,5cm et épaisseur 1,4mm

Pour modifier la taille de manche en utilisant les coques Head sur d'autres marques de raquettes: https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/will-it-pallet.605069/#post-11821202

Tourna grip Grip en cuir Kimony très fin ou le synthétique Grip Wilson Featherthin Noir (https://www.tenniswarehouse-europe.com/Grip_Wilson_Featherthin_Noir/descpageWILSON-WFTRGB-FR.html ;https://www.stringersworld.com/tennis/grips/kimony-techni-leather-replacement-grip/) Ou s'adresser à 1 spécialiste pour customiser le manche ( mouler le manche; système de pallet 3D; combinaison de manche de marques différentes)

These are only available through Wilson.com. Mold wise:H22 = Blade Pro (available in 16x19 and 18x20)*H19 = Ultra Pro (available in 16x19 and 18x20)* - the hairpin handle shape is not flat but octagonal, you won't be able to put Head pallets onLayup wise:H22 = Blade Pro - according to some posters the feel is the same as in prostocks, we have no way of knowing for sure but testers think these are the same but they are foam filledUltra Pro - we don't know, the racquets haven't shipped yetSpecs QC:Blade Pro - typical Wilson QC (non existent), the specimens are usually over advertised specs - heavier, less HL and so on...Ultra Pro - the racquets haven't shipped yet but there's no reason why the QC should differ in comparison to the Blade Pros so brace yourselvesGrommets:H22 = Blade Pro - the grommets should fit as the drill and spacing are the same on both 16x19 and 18x20 as on their prostock counterparts**H19 = Ultra Pro - the grommets should fit as the drill and spacing are the same on both 16x19 and 18x20 as on their prostock counterparts**** - the grommets are supposed*** to be available only through Wilson.com at the end of the year (2020) or the beginning of the next (2021)*** - some doubt that they ever be available because they were supposed to be on sale on the 10th but the date was pushed back - we call this Grommet Gate

Oehms Retro on V13

Apparemment sous le paint job de la 6.1 95, ce serait la HPS 6.1 95. "The Pro Staff Six One 95 18x20 that we have just released is based off of the mold of the Hyper Pro Staff 6.1" https://www.wilson.com/en-us/tennis/rackets/pro-staff-six-one-95-18x20-tennis-racket https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/reviews/h61/h61review.html

https://www.wilson.com/de-de/tennis/pro-labs

Thank you for contacting Wilson Sporting Goods.Yes, indeed these are from the H22 and H19 mold however, the Pro Lab rackets are limited edition models which are not sold as a retail product and these will not be available for mass purchase through our website, sorry.If you need any more information please do not hesitate to contact us.Best Regards,SladanaWilson Consumer ServiceWilson.com

https://tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/wilson-pro-labs-racquets/23166

Pas de H19 apparemment. Seulement aux US. https://www.wilson.com/en-us/tennis/rackets/ultra-97-pro-16x19-tennis-racket

https://www.wilson.com/fr-fr/tennis/tennis-rackets/blade-98-pro-16x19-tennis-racket

H19 H22 disponibles sur Wilson France

Ce sont les mêmes.

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