Comments: I had been using the Microgel Prestige Pro ever since it came out, and I had been looking to switch to the 18x20 Midplus. When I saw the paintjob of the Ltd. Edition, I pulled the trigger, and boy, am I glad I did. What I lose in spin, I gain in pop, especially on my serve. As soon as possible, I'm getting another one.
From: Darrin, 1/13
String type and tension: Head Sonic Pro 17g Black @ 52 lbs

Comments: I switched from a Babolat Pure Drive to the Head Prestige Ltd. racquet. Right off the bat I noticed how the head weight increased the power of my groundstrokes and added pop to my serve. The smaller head size gives me more control with lots of spin. All in all, the look of this racquet definitly makes the product worth the money and rewards you greatly.
From: Eric, 12/12
String type and tension: Luxilon ALU Big Banger Rough @ 52 lbs

Comments: My current racquet is the IG Prestige Pro which has an edge over the the Mid+ in power and spin, especially on serves. However, the Mid+ is not far behind and feels better when attacking the net due to its maneuverability and control on volleys. Definitely a serious serve-and-volley or doubles stick. It's hard to pick between these 2 racquets, but the Mid+ 25th Anniversary Edition is easily the best looking racquet out there!
From: Luxinterna, 11/12
String type and tension: Gamma Zo Verve 17g @ 60 lbs

Comments: I have played with the Prestige in different iterations for many years. I never liked the red color and always wanted a simple black frame. When I saw this limited edition I had to have it. This stick is so nice looking I hate to play with it, but with this intimidating black frame, I will. I may buy another just to hang on my wall.
From: Dave, 11/12
String type and tension: Tecnifibre NRG2 @ 57 lbs

Comments: This racquet might have been worth buying if it was the mid re-issued with original cosmetics. Instead, they just reissue the 98 with a "limited edition" paint job and expect everybody to buy it. Not to mention, until the last 10 years or so the 93 has been the more popular and preferred model on tour. My hat is off to Wilson with the Pro Staff 85 and Prince with the Original Graphite Mid to bring these racquets back to the players without the marketing gimmicks and at a fair price.
From: Kelso, 11/12
String type: natural gut

Comments: I've been using Head since my age group competition days. I'm presently using the IG 93 Mid and IG 98 Pro and love them both. I just ordered the IG Ltd. Edition Prestige Mid+ for the lineage of a great racquet and for the spectacular history that goes with it. And by the way, the paint job is awesome!
From: Joey, 10/12
String type and tension: Babolat VS Tour 17g mains / Tecnifibre X1 BiPhase 18g crosses @ 57/55 lbs