Tennis - 1994 - Tennis racket





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Tennis racket Head Comp 660 Graphitech from 1994 with a 660 cm² head (about 102 in²), featuring Constant Beam, a Composite construction, in discrete condition and original/official authenticity, with small paint chips along the top edge but structurally intact.
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Stringbed (660 cm²): The code 660 indicates the head size in square centimeters, equivalent to about 102 square inches. At the time it was considered a middle ground between a Midplus and an Oversize, offering a generous sweet spot. Constant Beam Technology: Unlike variable-profile models (such as the Wedge or Tapered series thick at the center or at the head), the beam profile maintains the exact same thickness along the entire frame, ensuring a classic, flexible, and predictable impact response. Materials (Comp / Composite): The designation "Comp" indicates a composite construction, usually a mix of graphite and aluminum (or fiberglass). It is structurally softer than the top-of-the-line pure graphite and Twaron models of the period (such as Genesis or Atlantis). Small paint chips on the top edge, but structurally intact.
Stringbed (660 cm²): The code 660 indicates the head size in square centimeters, equivalent to about 102 square inches. At the time it was considered a middle ground between a Midplus and an Oversize, offering a generous sweet spot. Constant Beam Technology: Unlike variable-profile models (such as the Wedge or Tapered series thick at the center or at the head), the beam profile maintains the exact same thickness along the entire frame, ensuring a classic, flexible, and predictable impact response. Materials (Comp / Composite): The designation "Comp" indicates a composite construction, usually a mix of graphite and aluminum (or fiberglass). It is structurally softer than the top-of-the-line pure graphite and Twaron models of the period (such as Genesis or Atlantis). Small paint chips on the top edge, but structurally intact.

