[*Marat BigFan*]

Marat use i Prestige Midplus or i Prestige Mid93?
What kind of grip did Marat used?is it Agassi Pro-Grip

 

[Jessi]

Hi Marat BigFan!

I checked out Marat's profile on atptennis.com and it says that Marat plays with Head i.Prestige but it doesn't specify which model. I believe there are 3 models but it doesn't say which of the 3 Marat plays with. Sorry i couldn't be of any more help.

 

[maxasia]

Safin plays with Head Prestige Classic 600 (mid 93) painted as i.Prestige. If I'm not wrong his overgrip is Tourna.
Regards

 

[*Marat BigFan*]

What is Tourna

 

[maxasia]

Overgrip "Tourna grip" original blue, endorsed by Sampras and used by many pro on ATP.
Regards

 

[madten]

Marat plays with i.Prestige mid plus (630 cm2), and probably grip is Confortac Traction.... not sure.....
What, do you want the same?

 

[maxasia]

Safin doesn't use i.Prestige. If You take a look at area where "V" of the racquet joins the oval, on i.Presige there are the grooves and PC 600 is complitely flat (Safin's racquet). Besides this, CAP grommets on his racquet go all the way down and square shaped at the end (like PC) while on i.Prestige grommets rounded at the ends and much shorter. Besides, his racket has plastic "thing" above the grip (only PC has it) and his but cup is brown/silver, from PC, not i.P (grey/black). Safin all the time played with PC 600 (even after signing with Dunlop, most of the time he was using painted PC which has unique feel). It is less stiff than i.P and give unbelivable feel for the ball. And size never been a mid+, only MID. He always played with stock racquet without any modifications (only this year added some lead tape), his grip is original Head leather, overgrip - Tourna (at least how it looked like when I've seen his racquet close a few times this year) but I can be wrong as few grips looks like it.
Regards

 

[Dissident]

Agassi used to cover one classic Head racquet with the i.Radical "makeup" as well. Many players use those tricks to please the endorsment companies.

I didnt look at Marat´s racquet close enough now to know that, but that "Dunlop" he used was definitely NOT a Dunlop.