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Head Prestige Tour 2021 / 2023 Grommet (Black)

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Complete grommet and bumper set for the Head Prestige Tour 2021 and Head Prestige Tour 2023 tennis racquets.

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Head Prestige Pro Tennis 2021 / 2023 Grommet Specs:

• Head Size: 98 sq. in. / 632 sq. cm.
• Head Size: 95 sq. in. / 613 sq. cm. (2021 model listed as 95 sq. inch head)
• String Pattern: 16 Mains x 19 Crosses
• Colour: Black
• Head Grommet Code: TK291A
• Product Code: 285372
• Compatible Racquet(s):
• Head Graphene Prestige Pro
• Head Graphene Prestige S
• Head Graphene XT Prestige Pro
• Head Graphene XT Prestige S
• Head Graphene Touch Prestige Pro
• Head Graphene Touch Prestige S
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• Sport: Tennis
• Color: Black
• Type: Adult

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HEAD Prestige TOUR Tennis Racquet

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The updated PRESTIGE TOUR TENNIS RACQUET, with the innovative new Auxetic construction, allows the technical tour player to compete with modern precision.

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Auxetic Auxetic constructions show a unique deformation compared to non-Auxetic constructions. Due to their internal properties, Auxetic constructions widen when a “pull” force is applied and contract when squeezed. The bigger the applied force, the bigger the Auxetic reaction.

Elongated Shaft Elongated shaft for classic flex and feel appreciated on Tour since 1987

Box Beam The box beam cross-section stabilizes the frame for maximum control.

Full Cap Full cap for signature impact feel and unmistakable sound.

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Head Youtek Prestige MP Grommet

• Thread starter JustTennis76
• Start date Dec 17, 2016
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• Dec 17, 2016

Does anyone know where I can find grommet sets for this racket? TW doesn't carry it anymore. Will the new IG racket grommet fit this? I am not a fan of those white cap grommets but if it fits my youtek, I don't care that much. This is a 98 sq racket with 18x20 string pattern. Thanks.  

• Dec 21, 2016

c_hari_c said: Does anyone know where I can find grommet sets for this racket? TW doesn't carry it anymore. Will the new IG racket grommet fit this? I am not a fan of those white cap grommets but if it fits my youtek, I don't care that much. This is a 98 sq racket with 18x20 string pattern. Thanks. Click to expand...

• Dec 22, 2016

vsbabolat said: You can use Graphene XT Prestige MP grommets. In HEAD's ultimate wisdom they decided to discontinue the MG/YT Prestige grommets. Click to expand...

c_hari_c said: I heard you are the resident Head Expert here. Can you send me a link on TW site for these grommets you are referring to? Click to expand...

stealthfighter69

• Dec 24, 2016

Yesterday I installed TK293 caps on this racquet.  

moon shot said: I don't have a dearth of experience with different generations of head frames. I thought I had read the graphene models had a larger head size. I would have thought that would mean the grommets and drill pattern change. Click to expand...

racket king

• Dec 30, 2016

racket king said: They're the same thing and do exactly the same job..........plastic grommets to prevent the string cutting into the graphite frame. Any differences are just in your head. Click to expand...

I can only guess that there is a difference betweenpre-woofer woofer and response grommet, o3 and exo3, catapult and super-g, and presence and absense of yonex soft grommet. why else would they spend the effort to change something so insignificant as the ridge structure in a grommet channel.  

• Dec 31, 2016

moon shot said: I suppose it is marketing that they licensed DuPont teflon at a time? I mean, I can't personally tell a difference between a 6.1 Classic and nSixOne when they are matched but that doesn't mean someone else couldn't notice a difference between 72 and 65 RDC flex right? Click to expand...

moon shot said: I can only guess that there is a difference betweenpre-woofer woofer and response grommet, o3 and exo3, catapult and super-g, and presence and absense of yonex soft grommet. why else would they spend the effort to change something so insignificant as the ridge structure in a grommet channel. Click to expand...

racket king said: RA / flex has nothing to do with Head grommets. Neither do any of those Prince and Volkl rackets you mentioned. It's the only the irrational compulsive obsessives who think that one Head grommet is going to be significantly different to another Head grommet for exactly the same racket. Click to expand...

moon shot said: I think it's pretty obvious I was using flex as a metaphor. It has nothing to do with grommets, I can't tell a difference but someone else might. A previous poster said the new ones don't install as easily so I would take that as a difference similar to my metaphor that they noticed but I guess you didn't during installation. But I'm really replying to say what's the deal man? You seem to flip to casting dispersions faster than anyone else who doesn't camp out in pro player discussion. I honestly don't get why you can't express a difference of opinion without castigating anyone that doesn't fall in line with you. What threads do you enjoy? Are people raining on your parade and this is retribution? Click to expand...

racket king said: You sure do get pretty defensive over a plastic grommet.... It is an official Head grommet? Yes. Does it fit that racket? Yes. There's nothing else to discuss. Click to expand...

• Jul 25, 2018

Hate to dig an old thread up, but does anyone know where to buy black grommets for a Head Youtek IG Prestige MP 25th Anniversary Edition? I bought these from TW but didn't realize they were clear, not black... https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Head_YOUTEK_IG_Prestige_Mid_Plus_Grommet/descpageHEAD-HYIGPMPG.html  

soki said: Hate to dig an old thread up, but does anyone know where to buy black grommets for a Head Youtek IG Prestige MP 25th Anniversary Edition? I bought these from TW but didn't realize they were clear, not black... https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Head_YOUTEK_IG_Prestige_Mid_Plus_Grommet/descpageHEAD-HYIGPMPG.html Click to expand...

mhkeuns said: Any black Prestige MP grommets will fit. You should just get the Touch Prestige MP’s grommets. Click to expand...

soki said: Since only the the last one indicates it's Black, I'm assuming the other ones are clear. Do you think Head Graphene XT/Touch Prestige Rev Pro Grommet (Black) would fit? Click to expand...

soki said: Here are the Touch Prestige grommets on TW: https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Head_Grommets/catpage-GROMHEAD.html Head Graphene Touch Prestige Tour Grommet $6.95 5 Head Graphene XT/Touch Prestige MP Grommet $6.95 5 Head Graphene XT/Touch Prestige Pro & S Grommet $6.95 8+ Head Graphene XT/Touch Prestige Rev Pro Grommet (Black) $6.95 8+ Since only the the last one indicates it's Black, I'm assuming the other ones are clear. Do you think Head Graphene XT/Touch Prestige Rev Pro Grommet (Black) would fit? Click to expand...

• Jul 27, 2018

Hello, Thank you for contacting Tennis Warehouse. Unfortunately, these are the only grommets that will fit this specific model. The grommets for the limited edition are discontinued and will no longer be produced. With that being said, the only color will be the clear grommets for the original model of the Head YOUTEK IG Prestige Mid Plus. We apologize for any inconveniences this may have caused. We hope this information has been helpful. Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any further assistance. We are happy to help. Click to expand...

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Head Prestige Tour 2023 Tennis Racquet

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The HEAD   Prestige Tour 2023 Tennis Racquet updates Auxetic technology to 2.0. It features the smallest head size in the HEAD racquet lineup. This model has a  22-millimeter beam, 95 square-inch head, and 16x19 string pattern . This version adds an Auxetic cage down at the end of the grip for a better connection to the ball. An Auxetic reaction adapts its internal structure to offer superb feedback and an impressive feel at impact. The new technology is designed to inspire confidence by giving active, real-time feedback during play. HEAD`s Graphene Inside tech places the material in key locations of the frame for greater energy transfer and stability. The Tour`s stability and precise flex should be a perfect fit for advanced players who crave control. The head light balance makes the nearly 12-ounce strung weight easier to swing when on the move. The Tour model offers a little bump in stability when compared to the slimmer Pro version. For those who prefer a classic 95 square-inch head, The Prestige Tour is difficult to beat.

String Recommendation: HEAD Hawk Touch 17  at 50 pounds

-Auxetic 2.0 introduces the Auxetic cage at the end of the grip.

-Elongated shaft design features a classic flex that has been a hit on tour since 1987.

-Though the 95 head is smaller, the open string pattern and 22-millimeter beam give the Tour an impressive combo of spin and stability.

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Saratov: The city that almost came up overnight

The downtown with church in evening beams of the sun. Source: Shutterstock / Legion-Media

Once one of the Russian Empire’s largest cities, Saratov is home to a conservatory, one of Russia’s most famous and oldest circuses and perhaps the finest art collection in provincial Russia. Throw in long pedestrian avenues, the legacy of the Volga Germans and the mighty Volga River and you start to see the fuller picture of this city that was literally built over night.

Saratov is a great place to feel the immense grandeur of the Volga River. Saratov offers an unusual collection of architecture from the pre-revolutionary and Soviet period and its large center makes for an excellent place to take an aimless walk through centuries of Russian history literally living on top of each other.

The city which was built over night

Ukek, a Golden Horde city, was situated nearby until Tamerlane destroyed it in 1395. Saratov was founded in 1590 and soon became a popular stop between Europe and Asia. Located 858 kilometers southeast of Moscow, it was one of three lower Volga cities founded as forts to protect recently acquired territories at the Empire’s edge over a five-year span (1586-1590), along with present day Volgograd and Samara. Saratov was actually constructed significantly north of the city. The wooden buildings were disassembled, sent downstream and erected quickly allowing Saratov to appear practically overnight.

A view of Saratov from the Volga river. Source: Lori/Legion-Media

By the early 1800s Saratov had grown to be a significant port city and the railroad arrived in 1870. The city experienced a boom during World War II as many factories and institutes were relocated here, although it was closed during Soviet times as it was the site of a military aircraft manufacturing plant.

Saratov and neighboring city Engels (combined metro area today of over one million) were home to hundreds of thousands of Germans in the 18  th  , 19  th  and early 20  th  centuries. Originally invited by the Tsars to spur agricultural development in the area, the Volga Germans went on to hold prominent regional roles. Many were deported to Central Asia and Siberia during World War II, with many of those that remained immigrating to Germany in the 1980s. 

The bridge between Saratov and Engels. Source: Lori/Legion-Media

The bridge connecting Saratov with its twin city across the Volga, Engels, was the longest in the Soviet Union when completed in 1965 at 2,826 meters long. The architecture is quite diverse on the Volga waterfront with luxury apartments mingling with log cabins. Make sure to see the Balneological Clinic for an example of an old sanatorium. There are numerous cafes along the river, as well as a pedestrian zone. From the River Port at St. Naberezhnaya Kosmonavtov 7a it is possible to take a cruise as far south as Astrakhan, as far north as St. Petersburg and all major cities on the Volga River, as well as Moscow. Cruises operate from early May until mid-September and a schedule can be found here:  rech-vokzal.ru .

The evening city of Saratov with the bridge through the Volga River. Source: Shutterstock/Legion-Media

Surprisingly, Saratov went three full centuries before a promenade was built along the river. One of the main attractions here is a statue dedicated to the first man in space, Yuri Gagarin. Gagarin first moved to Saratov to continue his studies in 1951 at the Saratov Industrial Technical School. He studied tractors and spent his weekends volunteering at a local aviation club where he learned to fly. He also worked part time on the Volga docks. 

A walk through the city center

The city’s main artery is Moskovskaya St., which leads from the Volga through the heart of the city, however, Saratov’s soul can be found on Prospekt Kirova, one of Russia’s first pedestrian zones. Until 1917 it was known as Nemetskaya St. in honor of the large German population. Many sights are located here, as well as dozens of bars and restaurants. Several statues dot the landscape including a bronze statue of an accordion player and one of a young man waiting for his love with flowers as inspired by this  song about Saratov .

The oldest balneological clinic in Saratov. Source: Lori/Legion-Media

The Leonid Sobinov State Conservatory  opened in 1912 at Kirova 1 not far from the entrance to the charming Park Lipki. At the time it was only the third in the country as Saratov was then the third largest city in Russia and the largest on the Volga (16  th  largest today).

The Nikitin Bothers Circus  at the top of Kirova (away from the Volga) was the second stationary circus in Russia (the first is in Penza). This is probably the best place in town to see tigers and clowns under the same roof. Across the street is the Kryty Rynok, a covered market built in 1916. Behind the market is an example of a classic Soviet movie palace, Pobeda; it opened in 1955. If walking away from the circus towards the Volga there are well-preserved examples of proletarian communal buildings constructed in the 1920s on the left.

The building of the Saratov State Art Museum named after Alexander Radishchev. Source: Shutterstock/Legion-Media

Also of note on the street is the cinema Pioneer at Kirova 11. It was previously a Catholic Church serving the German population. Partially destroyed during the Soviet period, a fragment of the original wall can be seen inside.

One block parallel to Kirova is Teatralnaya Square. Here is the  Saratov Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet , built in 1875. Across the square is  Radishchev Museum , featuring one of the finest art collections in provincial Russia. Named for the controversial 18  th  century writer who grew up nearby (and whose grandson provided the initial collection), this was the first art museum in Russia to open its doors to the public. Today it counts numerous famous Russian painters in its collections including works by Repin, Shishkin and Falk.

The bridge out of the past to the future

Monument to Chernyshevsky and conservatory in the city center of Saratov. Source: Shutterstock/Legion-Media

One of the city’s most famous residents is Nikolai Chernyshevsky (1828-1889). A socialist, philosopher and writer, he is best known for his 1863 utopian novel, “What is to be Done?” It tells the story of Vera Pavlovna, an emancipated woman and the ascetic revolutionary Rakhmetov, who sleeps on nails and eats raw steak. The book had an enormous influence on Lenin; today the main public university is named for him and  his museum  is located at Chernyshevskogo St. 142.

Park Pobedy is the city’s largest and is located at about three kilometers from the Volga. It hosts the National Village of the Peoples of Saratov Region, an open-air architectural and ethnographic museum. 

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Head Prestige MP 2021 / 2023 Grommet (Black)

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Complete grommet and bumper set for the Head Prestige MP 2021 and Head Prestige MP 2023 tennis racquets.

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Head Prestige MP 2021 / 2023 Tennis Grommet Specs:

• Head Size: 99 sq. in. / 640 sq. cm.
• String Pattern: 18 Mains x 19 Crosses
• Colour: Black
• Head Grommet Code: TK334
• Product Code: 285352
• Compatible Racquet(s):
• Head Prestige MP 2023
• Head Prestige MP 2021
• Head Graphene Touch Prestige TOUR
• Head Graphene 360+ Prestige TOUR

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*This grommet is for the 18x19 pattern, and 99 square inch Prestige.

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