2 Vtg SPALDING SPEEDSHAFT FIRM HIGH FLEX Composite Open Throat Tennis Racquet
Item History & Price
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Pair of frames look very good, but please read the condition for detailed description of cosmetic damage issues.Nothing to hide here.
All reasonable offers considered.
************************************************************************Selling my tennis racquets to fund an $8, 000 violin purchase
If you are interested in beautiful collections (some complete sets/runs) of various tennis racquets including wood, I am willing to sell any or all in order to raise funds... for said violin.If you want "instant collections", I have already done the hard work. All you need is $$$ .If you enjoy the thrill of the chase and like building up your collection , piece by piece, this offer is not for you.If on the other hand you are lazy and want it now with out all the fuss, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
serious inquiries only
************************************************************************All known defects are disclosed to the best of my knowledgeNo international shipping without prior inquiryCombined shipping available ************************************************************************
I do not believe any racquet is perfectly straight. In addition, every racquet will flex when hit, some more than others. I am loathe to call a racquet 'warped' when it really isn't. Some racquets truly are warped, others not really. Wood is more prone to warp, especially with use, age and weather. Graphite, metal and composite racquets can also warp to varying degrees. Contributing factors are racquet age, racquet composition, string tension, storage conditions, etc. Take a look at PROFILE pics to decide for yourself what is important or tolerable to you. What is no big deal to one person may be a deal breaker for someone else. I simply present the racquet for your assessment. It is what it is.
All reasonable offers considered.
************************************************************************Selling my tennis racquets to fund an $8, 000 violin purchase
If you are interested in beautiful collections (some complete sets/runs) of various tennis racquets including wood, I am willing to sell any or all in order to raise funds... for said violin.If you want "instant collections", I have already done the hard work. All you need is $$$ .If you enjoy the thrill of the chase and like building up your collection , piece by piece, this offer is not for you.If on the other hand you are lazy and want it now with out all the fuss, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
serious inquiries only
************************************************************************All known defects are disclosed to the best of my knowledgeNo international shipping without prior inquiryCombined shipping available ************************************************************************
I do not believe any racquet is perfectly straight. In addition, every racquet will flex when hit, some more than others. I am loathe to call a racquet 'warped' when it really isn't. Some racquets truly are warped, others not really. Wood is more prone to warp, especially with use, age and weather. Graphite, metal and composite racquets can also warp to varying degrees. Contributing factors are racquet age, racquet composition, string tension, storage conditions, etc. Take a look at PROFILE pics to decide for yourself what is important or tolerable to you. What is no big deal to one person may be a deal breaker for someone else. I simply present the racquet for your assessment. It is what it is.
