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Have you ever wondered how legendary champions would have felt back in the day when winning titles with the Prestige racquet? Now you can experience that feeling for yourself with HEAD bringing back a true tennis icon with the limited-edition Prestige Classic 2.0 tennis racquet. This is one of the first racquets in the Prestige series that began in the 1980s, with the Prestige going on to become one of the most celebrated series of all time, used by the likes of Marat Safin, Goran Ivanisevic, and Emilio Sanchez.

With its timeless precision, control, flex, and feel, the Prestige Classic 2.0 is still in a class of its own and is ideal for highly advanced players with long, fast swings. Instantly transport yourself back to the early days of the Prestige story with a racquet that still has the same 19mm straight beam and the same dense string pattern (18/20), which is combined with a 93 square-inch (600cm²) head size for a comfortable and consistent feel. The Prestige Classic 2.0 weighs 330g and has a balance point of 310mm.

• Bringing back one of the first racquets in the Prestige story  
• Timeless precision, control, flex, and feel  
• Perfect for highly advanced players with long, fast swings  
• Same 19mm straight beam and same dense string pattern (18/20)  
• 93 square-inch (600cm²) head size with a comfortable and consistent feel  
• Weighs 330g  
• Balance point of 310mm.

Actual product image Head Prestige Classic 2.0 (4, 330 g, Not covered)

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The head size refers to the size of the club head. A larger club head offers more room to hit the ball, which is particularly helpful for beginners. On the other hand, a smaller club head requires a little more skill, but is more precise and faster. Advanced players often appreciate the control and precision that a smaller club head offers.

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The balance point of a tennis racket marks the place where it is in perfect equilibrium. This position is measured in centimetres. With a standard length of 68 centimetres for a tennis racket, we speak of a grip-heavy racket if the balance point is less than 33 centimetres. If the balance point is over 34 centimetres, the racket is described as top-heavy.

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