The V6.0 Blade 98 18×20 offers a few changes to the original models. This one has the same silky matte finish and minimalist elegance found in the Pro Staff line and the base specs remain extremely close to the original model. So where’s the real difference? To start with, the stringing pattern tightens up to [see more]
Written by Tim Strawn
Executive Director, IART
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