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Wilson Pro Staff Midsize Tennis Racquet Red Primer & JUO Cap Code = St. Vincent?
Estimated price for orientation: 88 $
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Wilson Pro Staff Grip Size: 4 1/2” MPN: Does not apply Model: St Vincent
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Wilson Pro Staff Midsize Tennis Racket
Grip 4 1/2
JUO butt cap code and red primer under paint indicates that it is probably a "St. Vincent" model
I have not verified that it is a St. Vincent and I am not claiming that it is until I verify that it is
This racquet is in very nice pre-owned condition with little to no scuffing below the head guard on the frame and original Fairway leather gripWilson Pro Staff Midsize Appearance Evolution: Chicago PS85: - original bright yellow and red pinstriping - bumperless construction - grip size sticker, recommended tension sticker "String at 65-70 lbs." and specification sticker "Weight/Oz. 11.6-12.3 Unstrung; Balanced 1.0-1.5 in. headlight" inside one side of the throat - three separate raised throat grommets - brown Fairway leather grip - White butt cap with large red "W" - no registered trade mark symbol - red primer seen at grommet drill holes and through scratches in the top black coat - Buttcap code located below red "W" - pinstriping and "Midsize" on both sides of throat - Wilson Pro Staff nylon racket bag with strap, without grip venting Transition to St. Vincent (early-mid): - Addition of "St. Vincent W.I." sticker above red "W" of buttcap (these are easily lost) - Recommended tension sticker (at some point) lowered to "String at 55-65 lbs." Some early St. Vincent frames may have the previous higher recommended tension sticker. - transition from bumperless construction to addition of bumperguard St. Vincent (mid-late): - Stickers replaced in throat to decals that describe Wilson PWS on one side, recommended tension on the other (50-60 lbs.) and higher/lower tension recommendation for control/power - black rectangular grip size sticker placed at the outside of the throat above the handle - throat grommets are thinner - these have either "Midsize" decal on both sides of throat or one side has "80% braided graphite/20% kevlar" decal - addition of red registered trademark symbol at lower right of "W" on butt cap - "Wilson Quality" hologram sticker at base of throat opposite grip size sticker. Serial number in bold black font Transition to Taiwan (early): - loss of red primer to grey primer - Butt cap code location moves above red "W" - all cap "TAIWAN" sticker placed below "W" on butt cap - brown Fairway leather grip Taiwan (later):
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Wilson Pro Staff |
| Grip Size: | 4 1/2” | MPN: | Does not apply |
| Model: | St Vincent |
Open to offers on this:
Wilson Pro Staff Midsize Tennis Racket
Grip 4 1/2
JUO butt cap code and red primer under paint indicates that it is probably a "St. Vincent" model
I have not verified that it is a St. Vincent and I am not claiming that it is until I verify that it is
This racquet is in very nice pre-owned condition with little to no scuffing below the head guard on the frame and original Fairway leather gripWilson Pro Staff Midsize Appearance Evolution: Chicago PS85: - original bright yellow and red pinstriping - bumperless construction - grip size sticker, recommended tension sticker "String at 65-70 lbs." and specification sticker "Weight/Oz. 11.6-12.3 Unstrung; Balanced 1.0-1.5 in. headlight" inside one side of the throat - three separate raised throat grommets - brown Fairway leather grip - White butt cap with large red "W" - no registered trade mark symbol - red primer seen at grommet drill holes and through scratches in the top black coat - Buttcap code located below red "W" - pinstriping and "Midsize" on both sides of throat - Wilson Pro Staff nylon racket bag with strap, without grip venting Transition to St. Vincent (early-mid): - Addition of "St. Vincent W.I." sticker above red "W" of buttcap (these are easily lost) - Recommended tension sticker (at some point) lowered to "String at 55-65 lbs." Some early St. Vincent frames may have the previous higher recommended tension sticker. - transition from bumperless construction to addition of bumperguard St. Vincent (mid-late): - Stickers replaced in throat to decals that describe Wilson PWS on one side, recommended tension on the other (50-60 lbs.) and higher/lower tension recommendation for control/power - black rectangular grip size sticker placed at the outside of the throat above the handle - throat grommets are thinner - these have either "Midsize" decal on both sides of throat or one side has "80% braided graphite/20% kevlar" decal - addition of red registered trademark symbol at lower right of "W" on butt cap - "Wilson Quality" hologram sticker at base of throat opposite grip size sticker. Serial number in bold black font Transition to Taiwan (early): - loss of red primer to grey primer - Butt cap code location moves above red "W" - all cap "TAIWAN" sticker placed below "W" on butt cap - brown Fairway leather grip Taiwan (later):
Wilson Pro Staff Midsize Tennis Racket
Grip 4 1/2
JUO butt cap code and red primer under paint indicates that it is probably a "St. Vincent" model
I have not verified that it is a St. Vincent and I am not claiming that it is until I verify that it is
This racquet is in very nice pre-owned condition with little to no scuffing below the head guard on the frame and original Fairway leather gripWilson Pro Staff Midsize Appearance Evolution: Chicago PS85: - original bright yellow and red pinstriping - bumperless construction - grip size sticker, recommended tension sticker "String at 65-70 lbs." and specification sticker "Weight/Oz. 11.6-12.3 Unstrung; Balanced 1.0-1.5 in. headlight" inside one side of the throat - three separate raised throat grommets - brown Fairway leather grip - White butt cap with large red "W" - no registered trade mark symbol - red primer seen at grommet drill holes and through scratches in the top black coat - Buttcap code located below red "W" - pinstriping and "Midsize" on both sides of throat - Wilson Pro Staff nylon racket bag with strap, without grip venting Transition to St. Vincent (early-mid): - Addition of "St. Vincent W.I." sticker above red "W" of buttcap (these are easily lost) - Recommended tension sticker (at some point) lowered to "String at 55-65 lbs." Some early St. Vincent frames may have the previous higher recommended tension sticker. - transition from bumperless construction to addition of bumperguard St. Vincent (mid-late): - Stickers replaced in throat to decals that describe Wilson PWS on one side, recommended tension on the other (50-60 lbs.) and higher/lower tension recommendation for control/power - black rectangular grip size sticker placed at the outside of the throat above the handle - throat grommets are thinner - these have either "Midsize" decal on both sides of throat or one side has "80% braided graphite/20% kevlar" decal - addition of red registered trademark symbol at lower right of "W" on butt cap - "Wilson Quality" hologram sticker at base of throat opposite grip size sticker. Serial number in bold black font Transition to Taiwan (early): - loss of red primer to grey primer - Butt cap code location moves above red "W" - all cap "TAIWAN" sticker placed below "W" on butt cap - brown Fairway leather grip Taiwan (later):