All this being said, I love the GB 250, it's simple, no fancy "technologies", yet hits better than any other racquet I've ever used. It also has incredible durability to go along with all the power and control.
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250-T, 36 lbs
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peter8d9I guess I'll be the first person to ask. Why do you need a top of the line $200 racquet if you've only been playing for a few months?
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snarllaHeh, my mom just gave me $200 to buy something 'for me'. I'm eying the GB 250 in pink. I've only been playing a year(ish), but I don't care!
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That racquets4less site had a great price, but the way the site is written/worded doesn't instill confidence in me
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kylesDo you get better deals if you call? The main sites I check out all have it at $199
Yes you do because your a MNP member just ask for Manny and give him your screen name.
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.