YONEX TENNIS COMPANY WHAT THEY DO AND DO NOT DO WELL
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2020
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If there is a brand that makes everything well, it's Yonex!
I tried the vcore racket and it felt like a $10 racket. Absolute garbage
Their shoes is not. I've tried their Lumio. The outsole not durable at all.
TW reviewer also mention the Sonicage 2 outsole also not that durable.
@@riderone8552 Never tried these models. The Eclipsion 3 is a great shoe..for me the best along with ASICS Gel resolution 7
@@benweimer2384 ccc came on I I play 10 years with YONEX and dont even think to change it mabye that model don't fits to tour style game you shuld try VCORE OR EZONE
@@benweimer2384 Which color? The black one is not very good but the red one is superb in my opinion.
Summary
Pros - Yonex makes great everything.
Cons - $$$ expensive strings, machines, etc.
I’d like to know on a per unit basis what the pro shop makes on equipment i.e. how much margin does a typical pro shop make on rackets and equipment. I’d also like to hear how much better the quality control on Yonex is vs. Wilson or Head. These are just opinions, data would be much more useful. For example take 5 WIlson rackets and weigh them and do the same for Yonex and see what the difference is. Yonex doesn’t get enough credit for the quality control and Wilson gets away with all sorts of bad inconsistencies because of their marketing
Yonex prices are actually on par with Wilson, Head and Babolat sticks up here in Canada🇨🇦. Babolat charges you even more to get your rackets evenly matched🤦🏻♂️, weight wise (i.e. Pure Aero VS with their 1-2gram difference) for $300 a stick 😬
Really though their string isn't all that much more expensive than the competition, considering it retains its tension longer thanks them pre-stretching it over a flame. Solinco Hyper G for example is about $12. Yonex Polytour Pro is $16. Not a big deal.
Lord Tippington the Wise - Atheist Knight of Le Reddit Gentlesirs I currently use PolyTour Pros and they are money 👌🏽👌🏽
7:19 - their overgrip last longer than the Wilson pro overgrip. Agree with your point about their poly strings - they are very underrated. Poly tour pro durability is awesome.
totally agree. Poly tour pro lasts about 10 hours for me. Tried out various strings throughout the years and none came above 8 hours
I don't think it's as comfortable at wilson pro overgrip but it is a decent overgrip that last a really long time.
@007 Z Natural gut is the best at retaining its string tension, but the most prone to breaking and is the most expensive string.
Love my Yonex sticks 💯. Love the fact that they still make their top of the line products from their own factory in Japan while other brands sublet their work🤦🏻♂️.
Love this series, was waiting for yonex! Hoping to see more from this series!
Quality control!👍
Watch Tennis Spin's video on 1.25 speed. Also yes, Yonex racquets are a tad overlooked, very underrated.
Not in the wta, about 70% of the girls play with yonex
@@msalvs Must be the lower levels then, last i checked the top 100 was Babolat and Wilson by some margin, then Head and Yonex.
i watch at 1.5 sometimes, like this time
I've noticed an increase in yonex rackets being used in 2020. Just the eyeball test though.
I love him to death, he makes me laugh, but you're right, we do need to speed up his speech a bit
I was looking to upgrade from the pure drive team to the actual pure drive, but I also demoed the pure strike and the yonex v core just for fun. I absolutely loved the v core 100 I got it instead, it's a great racquet. (The red one.)
I demoed the same one and a head and a babalot because I was looking for a new racket and I decided to get the yonex because I loved it so much
That Vcore 97 is a pretty sweet racquet! Probably my favorite Yonex stick I've ever hit with (310 model).
Q: I'm wondering what are you thoughts about Roland Garros switching balls from babalot to Wilson this year? Great videos. Thanks for all the knowledge you have share so far.
"Main strength is their racquets" pretty much sums up everything in tennis to put them above the rest. This coming from a fan of Wilson and Head's old school sticks:)
I think HEAD are narrowly the best in rackets
Thanks for the data! you're the best!
This channel is awesome... I hope your doing well in business
Looks like yonex is there for most your tennis needs, they also come up with limited edition rackets for those who want something special👍🏼
Hey, can you talk about Toalson... In the past there were a lot of Talson rackets over there... I actually own two of them (two BR-220 Equipe)... Strings were very popular too... TOA Strings... but know even though they have rackets, it's kinda difficult to find them...
I just bought a Vcore 95 and arrived with strungweight bang on spec at 326g. They prioritise the QC process.
@tennis spin, i am thinking of getting a yonex v core. Not sure whether to get a 98 or 100. Also wondering if i should stick with yonex strings or go with gamma synthetics. Any ooiniins
I am a beginner. On the Yonex bag, out of curiosity, why is the racket compartment you opened on the side lined with foil? Does that help insulate against heat that could damage strings?
Got a new EZONE 100. Says 4 3/8ths but its 4 1/2ths. It worked out I like the bigger grip. But be aware of that when you buy their racquets. Great sweetspot and flex at impact. Not stiff at all. Most expensive racquet I bought though.
Thank You very kindly for doing this video Tennis Spin. My next season's racket is MUCH closer to reality. Stoked Yonex builds an old fogey racket, who KNEW! 🤭
I agree, yonex poly tour spin blue, is my favorite string, feel, power, and control definitely top-notch.
I own a Yonex Ezone DR 98 (the yellow and black one). How does it compare to the new Ezone 98 2020? Is it worth to make a change?
These are great thanks! Hope you do Tecnifibre at some point.
Love Yonex. Oozes quality,
I have a reel of the Poly Tour Air, Nice and soft yet no one talks about it or reviews it but its a very good string just always overlooked.
Gotta agree, Ive just switched to the Super Grap, my new favourite overgrip. I think its more like Wilson Sensation than the Wilson Pro but just opinion.
Air first time user here~until now very satisfied
Supergrap is too expensive for me, and the durability is really bad
Can you do a video about the brand Tecnifibre what they do well and what they do not that well?
Have you tried poly tour spin (the blue string)?
Oh yeah, that's my bag I use, I had to get that one off Ebay from some canadian shop, but love the light blue
Love my 98 ezone tour 🤩
Can you do a video of the Dunlop Tennis COmpany what they do and do not do well?
i see that npro open in the back. that was my first nice raquet i ever had and it was a pretty good one.
Yonex makes good badminton shoes in both normal and wide versions. Maybe they do the same for the tennis shoes, I have not checked.
Harry,
Yonex makes one of the softest Polys. Try Poly Tour Air, probably the softest poly I have ever used.
Any chance of Yonex Regna review ? Tks.
Well explained, thanks
Do a review comparing the Donnay Formula 100 hexacore and the Wilson Clash 100
I have the ezone 98 tour for a couple of weeks and I love it.
007 Z what makes you think you have to be a pro to play with a tour version (i.e. heavier racket)?
I thought you loved the vcore95 more, vcore 98 ???
Love YONEX! Btw. Make a video of you recreating Rafa's Racquet. Just like you did with Fed's. You have Aero ProDrive Original just match it to Nadal's specs :D
Fed’s autograph pro staff model stock is thought to be basically to his own specs but can we confirm Nadal actually is an Aero Drive stock?
Nadal uses a soft drive, right? But it's much heavier now and not on retail.
I believe his racquet is unlike retail at all. Remember when he had a painted on cortex thing?
Even his shoes are not retail. Look closely it's completely unlike his endorsement
@@jaysean9589 As I said Nadal uses Aero ProDrive from 2004 or 2005 i don't remember exactly. And yes it was a retail racquet once. No you can't buy it now because it was on the shelves 15 years ago. It had painted cortex on it once because that aeropro drive original was painted to look like a model from 2013 to show that Nadal was endorsing the one from 2013 but in reality he was still playing with the Original as he is today. Yes it is much heavier because he customises it with lead tape to reach 368 swingweight (retail without lead tape has around 320). TENNISSPIN has upload a video where he goes through Babolat racquets from that family (was AeroPro Drive before, now is called Pure Aero) and in that video he shows the Original from all those years ago that Rafa actually is using. My point was to make a video where he can customise it to simulate Rafa's specs.
I am really confused between ezone 98 vcore98 vcore pro 97....
My son likes to play with the Yonex Poly Tour Pro. He tried the Luxilon Smart and didnt like it at all.
poly tour pro has excellent durability, the thinner 120 version is also a lot more playable.
Heard a lot of good things about the strike but not tried it out myself. keen to try it out soon.
Strike is crisper...was my go to string for a while, wanted something softer and been happy with poly tour fire for a while now.
Edit: fire isn't what I'd call a really soft poly, but it is definitely softer than strike. About a happy medium for me!
@@nostro1001 sounds like strike would be a good option on a more flexible racket (like maybe the vcore pro) than the ptp then. I've been trying out the vcore pro 97 hd and might give strike a try on that before I make a decision on whether I stick with it or not.
why not try the strike in a hybrid if you wanted something softer?
@@reb349 I have a vcore 97hd, strike plays well in that frame, although i have pair of custom 97 Angell's now. I guess it depends on what you're looking for in your set up?
Haven't used anything other than full polys since I first used them well over 12yrs ago now. (Hard to keep track of what year exactly I made the switch).
As time has gone by I string lower than back then, and with so many different quality polys around these days, I haven't seen the need to go hybrid.
Cheers 🎾🎾🎾
Love my Ezone 98s
I started playing with Yonex racquets in 2015 with the Dr98. In my opinion they have the best quality control.
Have you ever tried Yonex Regna?
You should do a video on the Regna
Why can't I find replacement grips for Yonex racquets? WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?
Tried supergrap after using tourna grip for years. It gets slippery if your hands are sweaty.
Yeah I don't get the fuss about supergrap. It's not very tacky even when your hands are dry. I use Head Xtreme Soft.
I got my eyes on the ASTREL... when I am 75 yrs old.
@65 ill try the 105 astrel, for my partner
I’ll try it..... if I ever become a 70yo woman
I Think you are confused about the yonex shoe being narrow.. The Power Cushion Eclipsion 2 is the one i bought (i bought 5 of them because they are that good) im wide foot and they fit.. Its the clay red yonex ones that are narrow wouodnt even go on my shoe was so narrow
what strings are recommended for the Ezone98 and what tension for an intermediate player
Solinco confidential at 52 full bed
Volkl cyclone 17 at 50 full bed
Two examples but tension depends of climate and age, styles of play and several others things
What about poly tour spin g?
Need some help everyone, currently in college playing tennis (10utr going higher) wanting to switch racquets. I currently use the Head graphene 360 speed mp. Any suggestions? I am a lefty and I like to play with a fast swing and I’m a grinder
I personally demoed a Speed S and a V Core 100. Liked the Yonex better. Going to order one, just not sure on a 98 or 100. BTW I'm also a lefty
I want a bag with a ball tube built under the foil compartment (also foil tho)
Disagree that the EZONE 100 is just for beginners/intermediates. Same size and specs and ratings as the new Babolat Pure Drive, and that's considered a racquet for intermediate/advanced players.
I play with Yonex since 1996 - nothing else.
My first one was a lot earlier RX 32.
Thermo bags go from bad to worse.
New models have less pockets, worse stitching and zippers.
Shoes are O.K.
I tried the Dunlop string and it broke during the striping.
why don't you mention the VCore 98? maybe the top stick in the yonex lineup.
Harry you miss the sonicage 2 shoe ( very good ones)
“A la serve and stand in no man’s land...this racquet is for you.” 😂
I love it anytime this guy says "A la..." pure comedy
What is considered “lower priced” by yonex
Underrated is the truth ... The Rexis has the feel and playability of the Technifiber X-One BiPhase but at a fraction of the cost in Asia. All the Polytour series plays exceptionally well ... great value. Polytour Pro 1.20 = Nick Krygios / Frances Tiafoe and Polytour Strike 1.25 = Naomi Osaka / Denis Shapovalov
And fire is also used on tour.
Couldn't agree more, have used most of them quite a bit. Well priced out here, which makes them more tempting than some of the other big name brands. Currently, with a reel of fire and strike.
Poly Tour Pro about the deadest and strike the crispest, never tried air or spin actually, they don't overly appeal to me!
Cheers.
Edit: Osaka apparently hybrids with rexis, although I find that hard to believe. It's just way too soft and would break in no time.
Thoughts on Poly Tour Pro 120 vs 125?
@@robaltdelete Typically the answer is, some extra durability vs extra snapback. I prefer 120, it's durable enough.
Then again, depends on how you hit and if you string yourself!
I wish they had a green bag line to match the Vcore Pros!!!
I love yonex rackets. Play with older models. I am a mid racket guy. It is a shame they don't make mid rackets no more. I'm talking 90 square inch ones.
I hate to say it, but I had the Astrel 105 (before they changed the color scheme) and I could not play with it. I'd be willing to give either the E-Zone or the V Core a try, but the Astrel just wasn't for me.
is it just me, or does the shoulder straps on the backpack look really thin?
Mr Tennis Spin. Buying an Ezone for my 14 year old daughter who started playing a few months ago and really likes it. Down to the 100L or the 105. Which would you recommend more for my kid?
Can anyone comment on this?
@@michaelchang4738 If she's just playing for fun, then I'll say the 105. Easier to hit with. If she is considering playing long term and improving her game, then I'd go with the 100L, and it'll be an smaller transition to her next racket. You probably can't go wrong with either!
Thanks for your reply! I also noticed Yonex has a 100SL model. Is that an even better option? She has been playing with a 25 inch junior Head racquet that is very light.
She just joined her high school tennis team, so she wants to improve very much
@@michaelchang4738 The 100SL could be a good option too. Depends on what she likes.
wait what? the yellow poly tour pro and the blue poly tour pro are the same string but just in different color. you must have known this... cmon.
Plus, yes, poly tour pro gives you a plastic like feel at contact, but the actual data shows that it is the softest of the yonex poly string line ups. Did you test the strings side by side with same tension and racquet?
Tennis spin my string and gear go to guy. I need to visit your shop.
Hi one question here. For strings, what’s the difference between yellow and blue poly tour pro
Besides the color, there's technically no difference. He made a mistake on the video. It's just different packaging. He did call the yellow one "firmer" and the blue one a "more comfortable" string though 🤔. Also, Tour Super 850 is a multi, not a synthetic.
The difference is the colour, this spin guy is pretty clueless (PS- he’s an idiot and talks way too slow for people not to get bored and go into the comment section to troll&hate)
Hi, I played both.
There is no Difference between the blue and the yellow one.
They are both on the softer side.
it is my favorite string
Kind regards
Ty for all your moments :) I ordered yellow but got blue color. Fit my EZONE tour perfectly.
Why is v core construction special?
how about yonex leather grip?
The bag looks like it's been out in the sun for a year
But how many times does he point at the camera?
Hope they make an ezone 18*20. Not a fan of the vcore hd.
No love for Vcore 98?
yeah pretty underrated too
Yes the girls love it. Are you one? You must be.
If Japan had any other name, it'd have been QUALITY!
Yonex Poly Tour Strike the best, I agree !
Please take time to comment on whether or not fake rackets are common in tennis... And common for which racket manufacturers... Fake Yonex badminton rackets rule eBay. Tennis?? Are there fake tennis rackets and goods??
If you had been making these reviews way back, I wouldn't have ended up with the useless Wilson bag I got now
It’s just a bag, who cares. Doesn’t affect performance.
What brand is your rackets because if they are Wilson, it would be completely ridiculous to have a Yonex bag. I also believe that Wilson bags are better.
@@redennah1467 My rackets are HEAD. I don't really care if there's a discordance with the tennis bag but I usually put them in HEAD racket bags before tossing into the bag
Huh... (1) Yellow and blue strings are the same (Poly Tour Pro) just in different color, and (2) they can hardly be described as "a little firmer" - they are one of the softest poly strings that exist on the market
I haven’t seen that purple tennis bag before? Is it a 9 racket? Can I get it from you? @Tennisspin
It’s for women, it will look great on you.
M Alves no kidding donk. It would look even better after I bageled you and put my rackets back in the bag.
The one shown in the video is a 9 pack. Yonex BAG9829 in Clear Blue. But it is a 2019 model. The 2020 models look different. Only the 9 packs have the thermal pocket.
AK Badminton & Tennis thanks for replying. Do you know which model the purple one is? I am looking to get it for my girlfriend. Thanks for your help
@@danieltat1374 Oh no, I have a bad feeling about this Dan.
Ezone 100 for beginners? Do you really think that Casper Ruud would play with beginners racket?
I love Yonex shoes
Thanks for video, BUT i have one queston, what is that moan on 4:20? :D
That came from the cupboard over there 👉😧
Good brand
Problem with tennis rackets is when he places the racket next to him, some of these rackets look nearly half the size of his body. This is hurting tennis, so many uncoordinated people are using these easy to hit rackets that allow them to hit the ball, it's the easiest thing to do is hit a rubber ball over a net, no need for all these rackets. I suppose it allows more people to play but they are not really playing tennis, it's more the racket is helping them all the way, so they don't really know how to play a traditional game of tennis.
oh i love yonex rexis multifilament
Back in the 1970s and 80s, Yonex was really known for their badminton equipment. Probably still are.
Oh yeah. Definitely still are #1 in badminton. Victor and Li-Ning are the closest competitors. A lot of people don't know this, but the grips, bags, and essentially the clothing are dual use for badminton or tennis. They also do golf, and in their Tokyo showroom you'll even find snowboards and a road bike (bicycle).
@Alan Kakinami Hi Master Alan! =D
Natural Gut mains with Poly Tour Pro (PTP) crosses anyone?
The Rexis on the mains ... you'll be suprise how well the feel n ball pocketing.
I tried it, nice setup. Ptp died before the gut broke for me
007 Z I mean that ptp goes dead and looses its feel before the gut breaks. Gut plays great till it breaks. I’m back to full poly these days.
Doesn’t work, YPTP is too soft and dies way too fast.
Yonex has the best QC compared to Wilson and Babolat.
You said Babolat make the best bags.
He just says whatever they pay him to say
Did someone say first yet?
Yonex Vcore SI 98 someone?
I always called them Yonex (yo like yo homie) and then I got a job in the industry and all my colleagues pronounce it like Yahnex. So I doubted myself. Then I saw TW's Yonex Brandography video and Yonex themselves pronounce it like me. So turns out I was right and most other people are wrong.
Second
Swithed from a Wilson Pro Staff 97 to Ezone 100 and have never looked back. Much more power and the control is good. The quality of Yonex is superb.
Yonex are the Best Quality products .
Super Grap not Crap. 😂😂
Besides the Yonex racquet, the agility, skill, footwork and quick reflex makes a great player
You literally forgot the v core. The regular v core
@007 Z My bad, I didnt know. I use the red V-Core 100