Comments on Regentville Tennis Singapore: Fake Wilson Tennis Racquet

wilson k factor kblade 98 the tm befor 98 or befor...

2011-03-20T15:38:49.070+08:00

wilson k factor kblade 98 the tm befor 98 or befor the k

Do you have any info on spotting a fake KBlade Tou...

2010-01-24T23:50:16.774+08:00

Do you have any info on spotting a fake KBlade Tour? I purchased two off a local tennis pro. He said he got them directly from Wilson. I didn't really question him since he teaches at a local school.

I believe the website tennismainland.com is a iden...

2009-10-14T01:40:06.272+08:00

I believe the website tennismainland.com is a identical website to that noted by you in the forum and thus also sells the same fake rackets

Well my frien in US you can try a demo just with a...

2009-07-19T15:44:10.065+08:00

Well my frien in US you can try a demo just with a little CC deposit.

Prince is from China and Babolat is designed in France but the manufatured is located in China and probably the Nikes are using anow ann the underware are fom Bijine.

I am a fan of Wilson. Back in my old glory days of...

2009-05-08T06:55:00.000+08:00

I am a fan of Wilson. Back in my old glory days of Junior tennis I used the Prostaff but I have been put off with the Ncode series. I recently read a review entitled the Best Tennis Rackets and I wanted to know what people thought of their rankings?

Is the new Federer racket really like the original Prostaff like they claim?

Well it's really a tough call. While even genuine ...

2008-04-15T14:39:00.000+08:00

Well it's really a tough call. While even genuine Wilson tennis racquets have issues and fake Wilson tennis racquets are more rampant these days, we also shouldn't discount the fact that Wilson is still one of world's major racquet manufacturers. They still have a strong global following and have been around for a long time. This must be for a good reason. So don't get me wrong... I am not trying to tell you NOT to buy a Wilson tennis racquet.

As demand for the sport of tennis grows, so too mass manufacturing and marketing. We gradually find more quality control issues and shoddy manufacturing standards. To make matter's worst, we now have to contend with piracy and counterfeit tennis racquets.

The point I am trying to bring across is that one has to be more careful either with a purchasing a genuine racquet due to differences in specs, as well as to watch for fake tennis racquets. It's really getting more difficult for the consumer to tell what they are getting into these days. The market has apparently evolved and now the onus is upon us, the consumer, to be weary.

Hi Nawin,

Your last article made me wanted ...

2008-04-15T11:59:00.000+08:00

Hi Nawin,

Your last article made me wanted to buy no more wilson products since there are so many fakes in market nowadays. In my country, there are no guarantee each product is original. So, I guess wilson fans should be aware of this and take carefull observation before purchasing rackets.

I really don't like to buy a racquet which is not ...

2008-04-14T06:22:00.000+08:00

I really don't like to buy a racquet which is not original and I don't agree with piracy, but how different they are in specs ? Original racquets vary too much from ones to anothers. You've write others posts about the poor wilson quality control, so in the end, WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE ? I pay a lot for an original racquet which isn't as expected either.