2023 Vcore 98 vs. Ezone 98 Racquet Review | The Vcore 98 is finally catching up to the Ezone
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Did not feel like long ago that the previous Vcore was released, now suddenly a new one is out. Actually was not very interested in this one, given that it wasn't getting many great reviews or much praise, and I was close to skipping this one altogether, but luckily decided to try it out.
Currently been playtesting the Aero 98, Shift 315, Pure Drive 98, Dunlop Fx Tour 500, Radical MP & Pro, will seek to get my hands on an Artengo TR960 Control, have bought a V8 Blade Pro (on the way) and many more to Pro Staffs are coming!
Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00 - 0:41
Specs: 0:42 - 1:02
Strings & Mods: 1:03 - 1:22
Feel & Stiffness: 1:23 - 3:32
Power: 3:33 - 5:10
Manoeuvrability: 5:11 - 5:56
Control: 5:57- 6:40
Spin Potential: 6:41 - 7:29
Serves: 7:30 - 8:44
Forgiveness: 8:45 - 9:18
Stability: 9:19- 10:25
Volleys: 10:26 - 10:57
Who's This For?: 10:58 - 11:27
Final Thoughts: 11:28 - 13:44
Racquet Rating: 13:45
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First! Let’s go boizzzz
2nd. Ordered the Ez98 yesterday after watching all vids of both of you and TennisHQ so many times. hopefully this vid’s gonna support my decision 😅
@@MaiTizzle i am currently demoing it (against my current extreme tour auxetic)... Think I'm an Ezone man after all
@@TheTobynorth So what do you think? I‘m coming from the 360+ Extreme Tour. Really nice racket but I’m a fan of Yonex QC so i always wanted a Yonex Frame which is as whippy as the Tour. Wanted a bit more Power, Forgiveness and pop on serves so i hope the ezone can give me that. Don’t mind if i sacrifice a bit of Spin Potential.
Can I leave this comment a super like?
@@curttheboywonder I’m sure UA-cam would love that since they take like 99% of the revenue lol
Great in-depth attention to detail review! Thanks for sharing.
Great Review & Thanks for the hit last night! 🎾💯
Love these videos, honestly the quality is so good, type of video you expect from a 1 million sub channel at least
Hahah definitely not, but much appreciated for the compliments 😁
Much appreciated, thanks for your extensive review!
Thanks for the support as always 😁
The feel and stiffness department cannot be discribed better, perfect, on point!
Good review 🎾👍🏼
i tried both racket and i think your video is so accurate. Great job
Thanks alot!
Thanks for the in depth comparison! I hope that the 2020 version of the ezone 98 still stays up to par with these, as I still haven't upgraded or demoed the latest stuff
2020 version i mean is not a crazy difference to 2022, but for me personally i liked the improvements, but if you are super keen on detail, you probably won't notice any big changes, because they are mostly the same shape (almost) with slight changes to the composition and beam width
Beautiful one-hander and nice review!
Appreciate it!
That was great! A comparison review of the new Pure Aero vs the new VCore 100 would be awesome. 🤩
Shortly hit with the new Aero, spin and power was just nuts - looking to demo the Vcore 100 if it's available, which it hasn't been
Best upgrade for any Yonex is to go one size down on gripsize. Or go half down with Babolat Team Feel grip. Great review, love my Vcore!
What's the rationale here? I actually played my demo ezone with one overgrip rather than 2 for a little while and it felt super off
@@TheTobynorth Yonex do have a bigger grip. You get much more spin & control when you go size down. Worked for me and many friends…
I already by the smallest size lol, so can't really help me there 😁, it's alright, i prefer Yonex over Babolat shape for sure, but like Wilson and Head the most
It's weird because I bought 2 Yonex grip size 3 or 4 3/8 and felt them awfully small, when I've always used size 3. When I bought 3 other Yonex, VCP 97hd i was hesitant on whether by a 3 or 4, decided a 3 as I can't reduce size grip but can increase it, and these size 3 were perfect, much bigger than the first 2 racquets. I know overall people say Yonex run big.
I tried the VCore 100… didn’t feel right , sending it back… will try the 98: VS gut mains 55, rpm blast 52. How do you compare the 100 to 98?
Your hitting partner has got some nice footwork
Wow your analysis is spot on! Somehow I'm hitting flat bombs on the vcore 98 '23.
Definitely much better than previous version 👌👌
Is not launch angle high for flat shots?
@@ers87 Controllable in my opinion, only if you go underneath the ball of course it will fly more
How does these two compare to speed pro 2022? Since both have tighter string patterns i think these can be compared to 18*20 rackets
Love your top notch reviews AND responses to comments. Can you please review the new Pro Staff v14 X model that seems like a potential replacement of the old 6.1 95 for those of us who loved them but find them too demanding with advanced age?
Wow thanks so much! I just receivef a demo of it and hitting with it for the week, i'll see how i go , still got a couple that i need to make in the meantime - appreciate it!
I got the Vcore 98 Tour and it solves all the problems of the Vcore 98. Solid racquet
In your opinion, if you had to choose one YONEX racquet to go to battle with for DOUBLES only, which would you choose? Would that change if you were 65 years old? I would be grateful for your thoughts.
What about Ezone 2023 ? Has it been released for sale in the USA yet? Thanks any estimates?
Thanks. As always the most helpful video on a new racquet. I would be happy if you also review the neu Vcore 100. I guess tweeners aren't your thing, but you might be surprised with Yonex 100 racquets. It takes some getting used to, but your opponents will curse the 100, especially on red clay. I'm currently playing the Ezone 98. I briefly tested the Vcore 100 and 98 and couldn't decide. I have now ordered both for a long-term test. I'm looking for a little more lift than with the Ezone 98.
I definitely know Vcore 100 would be a good racquet, not usually up my alley as you say, but was interested in getting it for my partner, but she also enjoyed the 98, i don't think i'd end up buying the 100 with the 98 in mind, but if i can get the demo i will
Great review! I have some elbow issues, would you say the new vcore 2023 would be a good choice? Also out of the vcore 98, babolat pure aero 98, and head extreme 98, which would be best for someone with elbow issues?
Thank!!
Probably vcore would be least harsh
vcore swing weight felt weird to me at first like it was all in the throat, was used to more weighty feeling at the tip that helps pull the racket through. On the ezone I decided to skip it on the RA alone, still wonder why it went from one of the more plusher rackets in 2020 and now the 22 is harsh again? Great review man good to see you on clay
I can't move like you on clay lol, these are like the first times i hit on it in years
Everyone is trying dampening technology and trying to achieve high stiffness to make it as powerful as possible without the arm issues, but really it just hides the stiffness
RA is 65 for ezone 98 not the worst in terms of feeling when compared to sretchy babolats for example, I find it just perfect, my fav racket of the year for sure
I always look forward to your reviews. (Not yet today, it takes time 🤣) For my part I abandoned the ISO, the shape of the handle... I found the speed mp auxetic incredible for me I keep two, but to achieve a One-handed backhand I'm looking for 98 or less but Ezone angle too low and Vcore 98 too high. I want to try the Vcore 95 maybe the angle is in the middle or an extreme tour.. but the color 😱 thank you.
Auxetic Prestige MP-L my man, customized up to 340g/31.5cm (~9pts HL)/327SW, via 4g lead total at 10 & 2, 5g tungsten putty under the butt cap and stock base grip + 2 overgrips. One of the greatest OHBH setups on the planet. You can thank me later!
@@outcometechnology Im considering buying one of those. 🎾
I have had the Speed MPs for a long time, just never did a review on them - my partner switched to them for a while, very nice frame, basically a Pro Stock - it did everything nice, the only thing was that it just didn't suit our swingpaths, but highly recommended for alot of people
Thanks for your comparison! They seem to be very close to each other... I play the Ezone 2022 and think about trying the new VCORE.... The Ezone is a great racket but for me it just fits with stringing the Yonex Poly Tour Pro...
Something softer yes works well in the Ezone if you prefer more ball pocketing
I use Poly Tour Pro and mix with Head Lynx Touch, is a really nice combo for that
Are you saying Lynx touch is softer and adds more pocketing or the softer PTP with the stiffer Lynx Touch is nice combo? Just trying to dial in my string combos… Great video BTW!!
@@411pups Ptp is soft but it is a little more faster off the strings, lynx touch will add a bit more plushness and pocketing
Thanks for the review. Nice to see action from some different courts too. Btw did you make the switch to the T-Fight?
Had to put it aside with all the other things im playing with at these weeks
Choose 2022 Ezone thanks to your previous video and now I really want to get a new Vcore for collection purpose ahahaha
Hahah life of a racquetholic - try the shift 300 if you want a unique experience, Vcore is a safer option though, does many things Ezone can do
@@ACTennis I've been sleeping on Wilson for a long time. How would you describe it? Any chance of a future video? 😉
Also lol found you on tennis warehouse forum at relevant Wilson Shift thread 😁
@@dreamphoenix000 Hahah, yeah ill do shift 315 next
@@ACTennis yo letsgoooo
Hello! Could I ask which racquet would you prefer, this new Vcore 98 or the Babolat Pure Aero 98/VS? In terms or power, spin, maneuverability and serves? I heard that this new Vcore is different than the previous iteration.
Aero 98 is a bit slower to move but does everything else same or better, so better spin, power, serves are fine if you adjust to the shape of the racquet, little bit more head heavy and stiffer though - i prefer the Aero but Vcore is pretty good to be honest
@@ACTennis Thanks for the answer and quick response! I think i’ve got my answer now, the Pure Aero 98! They are both similar racquets aren’t they though?
@@alexiosofsparta1124 Same category yep, just some differences are more preference like stiffness, racquet shape, handle shape etc
You description of you the hoop stiffness bothered your wrist in spite of the pocketing feel reminds me of the DR98. That sound about right?
Also, did you test the Vcore 100? Wondering if it's the same in terms of this.
Havent played with a DR98 in so so long, but the Vcore definitely has this hollow woodiness feel, i don't recall the DR having that, i do remember the stiffer hoop but
Never got the chance with the 100, there's no demo available where i usually get it, i want to try it, but i don't want to buy it - if i see it ill demo
Love the EZ98. Not as much the VCORE 98 but it's solid just not my flavor. Do you get better spin with one?
EZ98 marginally better for spin, faster on the upwards swing path
Really nice review!
Since I see that you know a lot about racqutes, I would like to ask for your opinion, cause I will change my racquet in close future...
Now I have ezone100, 2021. I am definetly considering to go for 98 cause I am one-hander...I like ezone100 a lot, but I found it a little bit unmanevuverable...
Producing power was never my problem, also on serves. I just want something more suitable for one-handers, maneuverable and with good sping potential. Like overall racquet...
In terms of Yonex, what are your thoughts? 98 better than 100 right? And.. is there any racquet of other brands worth trying?
Thanks 😊
I personally like 98 because they are much faster to swing, suits my style - head makes alot of good racquets, lots of variety to choose from, Extreme Tour, Gravity MP or Tour (new one coming out), Radical MP all very good racquets
Very good video thanks ! I prefer the maniability of the Ezone 98 but i prefer the higher launch angle and spin of the vcore 98. Vcore 98 is a bit too hard to swing for my shoulder. I used both with polytour pro at tension 51 pounds. Do you think it s possible to get the same launch angle of the core with the ezone if i use a spin string hyper g with lower tension at 44 pounds for instance ?
Thanks a lot
I dont think the launch angle will increase, probably more to do with string spacing, might be if you choose a thinner string then it will be a bit higher
I love the puff of clay when the ball strikes the court, so easy to call shots
Haha fair point, super annoying to play with when it's that dry though! because Aussie clay courts is just like red sand over concrete, not a great playing experience, would love to play on true EU clay
@@ACTennis By the end of a dry summer it is the same here, even in the north of Germany. But I prefer it, as you do not have that many bad bounces as in the beginning of the season. Also, I prefer faster courts. But yeah, that squeeky clay courts can be annoying.
Hello from Brazil!!
Great video!! I love your reviews!! Really well segmented..
How about Slices, witch one is better, ezone 98 or vcore 98??
thx
Thanks mate, i think ezone 98 is better for slice in my opinion
As always, a great in depth analysis of both racquets. There was a light touch on the WILSON Shift 315 - the newest to enter in these cross over spin / control / power frames.
What is the comparison with the SHIFT 315 vs these two frames as currently I am using the Ezone 98 22 but feel I need a frame with a softer RA to save my arm long term and a bit more spin to keep my shots in play
Shift has a highish RA, you need a low tension or a soft setup to make it work, it still is a stiff racquet and can be felt for sure, it's not so Clash like in terms of plushness in my opinion unless you get the setup right
I'm still figuring it out, i've played with it a few times now, but just the one string setup, so will continue to do more over the coming weeks
@@ACTennis an update to this. I ended up buying a VCORE 98 and my first impressions is that it is easy to swing on the forehand side however I am totally lost on top spin backhands - single hander compared to the Ezone. Is it fair to say you have to wait for the ball to come deeper into your hitting zone rather than being able to play out in front - which the Ezone seems to excel at ?
As you described I felt off centre hits generating that 'cheap' feel, which may need something like the PT Pro to fix ? As I have order it with PT Fire at 52lbs and 1.25.
On serve I found the VCORE wanted to slice the ball more if anything and personally I think the disparity between the EZONE and VCORE on serve is larger than you described. The EZONE is just a different animal
The VCORE seems to be able to shape balls more while the EZONE was better at generating powerful bullet like ground strokes. I will continue to play with the VCORE but atm it's not as close to what I can do with the EZONE as I'd like.
As always look forward to the next racquet review, cheers
@@jamieleong9381 At the end of the day it comes down to technique and playstyle - i can serve just as well as with any racquet provided the specs are within my realm to swing, and had no issues to serving from the get go on all serve types, footage here is my first time i ever served with the Vcore - i'm also very adaptable to any racquet and i can change my technique accordingly to make adjustments to suit the racquet to make my experiences better - most people need alot more time to gel with a new racquet to understand it's behaviour
The hollow feel is not really going to be offset by anything but maybe you can mute the vibrations a bit more with a muted swing or lower tension
The backhand on the ezone is a more handsy swing, so its going to be able to hit top spin easier but most one handers i know generally prefer to plow through a shot because it's more difficult to generate speed on that wing
If ezone suits you better, then that just might be the case, or you are just very used to it
@@ACTennis thanks for the food for thought, and I’m pretty sure you’re right on all accounts. I’ll continue to work on the VCORE, as you say there are somethings it does differently than the EZONE that make it an interesting frame. Also I’ve literally come from watching your Wilson Shift 315 review and that has got me pondering again too 😂 keep up the brilliant content mate
@@jamieleong9381 Hahah best not to be a racquetholic my friend
Ezone is super solid, if you have worries about the arm health, use softer string combos, if it was the only frame around, i'd happily use it, and use it at very well
I have a ezone 98 22. Is it bad to par it up with a vcore 98 23 instead another ezone?
Haha up to you, i personally like buying different racquets because i dont use a backup often, rather spend my money like that instead
Thanks for the video as always! Currently using Ezone 98 22 and experiencing some pain and looking to switch. How does the VCore 98 compare to the Aero 98 and how is the one handed backhand?
I liked the Vcore 98 better on the backhand , it just went through the ball easier, as in moving it forward, Aero comes up underneath the ball more , and i feel like you don't need so much of that one the OHBH
@@ACTennis thank you!!
currently using the blade 98 v8 18x20 and feel like its pretty unforgiving - looking at the new vcore 98 it looks pretty easy to use in comparison? reckon it could be a good switch for someone looking for something a bit more easy to use and easier spin / higher launch angle?
100% , Vcore is arguably more easier to use than the Ezone because it provides more height, more power, more forgiveness and similar amount of racquet head speed
@@ACTennis amazing thanks - do you find the power controllable in comparison to the ezone? i remember demo'ing the ezone a while back and thinking that it was definitely on my higher limits of power racquets
@@brentatkins167 Ezone will be actually the more controlled or tamed in comparison, but Vcore flattens the ball better consistently, but yea will technically have less control, if Ezone is too high powered but you want just a little more spin and forgiveness, go with Tecnifibre TF40 16x19 or Radical MP Auxetic
@@ACTennis i've landed on the vcore 98! i demo'd over the weekend and found it quite tameable and controlled for a "spin" racquet, as long as you're always brushing the ball. the demo string was like a pretty used ptp, so defs think with a fresher stiffer string it will be a weapon where i can swing out a big more. now to sell my blade 18x20's lol.
Very curious to hear your thoughts on the 98 vs 100. I current have a 98 Ezone 2022. Just tried the Vcore 98 and 100. 100 seemed nicer to me but might be hard to control. Curious to hear your thoughts?
Haven't actually tested the Vcore 100, would like to but no demo available that i've found in my normal shops - i typically don't buy 100 sqin thick frames because it's not really my style, but i'm still keen to try
@@ACTennis so I take it you are not a baseline then? More of an all court?
@@ryansolomon4178 Im definitely a baseliner haha, but i rely on self racquet head speed generation for power, i like racquets with power but not to sacrifice too much control, and racquets that are thinner in thickness suit me better
Deym, wonder whats better for one hand backhand between the two? Or just getthe vc95?
I prefer the Vcore 98, the Ezone is for a very handsy swing, like it feels like you can move too much too easily, if that makes sense - Vcore felt like it was simple and efficient
95 is also pretty nice, as per usual
IKR, Ive used the ez98 and its so maneuverable that i shank the ball if i so my normal forehand with spin.
Do you have any thoughts on the VC98 vs. the Regna?
Regna can be more unforgiving at higher tensions, less power, less spin, personally nicer feel for me, more stability
What about the backhand between previous vcore 98, the new one and ezone?
I bought 2 months ago vcore 98 2021. I did not like ezone 2022. So most probably I shouldn't upgrade to vcore 2021. Correct?
Also, I love hyper g but I believe a softer string like polytpur plays better. Have you tried other string?
Great review. Keep it up!
One hander on new vcore 98 is much better than both in my opinion, cant really say for you without seeing how you play though
Poly tour pro yep is nice, i also like tier one strings like black knight, firewire boost - maybe just use hyper g soft if you want softer
@@ACTennis yes. I also liked firewire in vcore. I will try regural hyperg in mains and soft in crosses.
2 handed backhand. In backhand I care for stability above anything else
How would you compare the blade 98 16x19 to these two racquets, I borrowed a blade from a mate and instantly I felt invincible with it, could swing completely loose and rip forehands in but on my old 95 Sq in ncode ProStaff 6.1 tour I felt like i have to work so much harder to get the same effect.
Blade V8 is a control racquet essentially, these Yonex racquets will give you alot more free something, whether spin, power, racquet head speed, and probably play better in stock form i'd say, so depends what you want from a racquet
@@ACTennis I felt the blade was very muted in terms of feel almost like a plank of wood but somehow hits incredibly well 😂 free something is good almost like a cheat code.
Wonderful hitting as usual! What racket and strings does your partner (assuming wife) enjoy the most?
She just uses whatever i string for her lol, at the moment it's Poly Tour Pro and Head Lynx Touch at 48lbs on the Ezone 98
Vcore 98 or 100, which one do you prefer? And have you tested the Shift 300? ciao. John
Havent tested Shift 300 yet nor the Vcore 100, but i recently bought a Vcore 98 for my partner, it's a good racquet
@@ACTennis : Thank you… I really do appreciate your reviews. I’m an all court 4.0 senior singles player with a one-hander, some spin, flat, and touch shots. I have my eye on three 98’s… VCore 98, Ezone 98, Pure Aero 98… I wonder which one would fit me best and be easier to use. Any recommendations, thoughts???🎾🎾🎾
@@johnnacke2017 Wouldnt take my opinion for it because i havent seen you play haha, but i think VC98 does well inbetween both racquets
Hey!Which one would you choose between these 2 and the aero 98?
For my personal style, Aero 98 - Vcore - Ezone, depends on the swingpath of your strokes which might suit better
@@ACTennis thanks!I play only on clay and got a semi western grip with a pretty vertical swing path, been using the ezone but it feels kind of chunky sometimes. Gonna try the vcore and aero
@@matiasalvarez7132 Probably Aero 98 then
Is the launch angle of the Vcore much higher?
Yeah decently noticeable
Do you plan doing the 100’s?
I wanted to demo it, but doesn't seem to be available, don't think i'd buy it, but i do want to try it
Would a lether grip helps ezone in ohbh?
To me it's not that it's a bad one hander , because the throat is thin, you can move it easily, maybe too easily and it requires a full and big swing through the court, some weight and mods could definitely make it feel a little easier
Love this video !! I currently have the Ezone 100 2022. I chose the Ezone 100 over the Blade v6 when I was trying to find a racquet. I loved it but now I find that it launches the ball sometimes which isn’t great, of course its not all the due to the racquet. Recently I demoed the Blade v8 and the feel is amazing compared to my Ezone. I am tempted to make the switch, but I am wondering if I would be sacrificing power or should go down to the 98 Ezone. It’s crazy as ones game evolves how you can grow out of a racquet
Yess evolving out of a racquet type is really good signs of great improvement
Personally i think Blade v8 although a great racquet is a bit too underpowered and not alot of spin potential, i would try looking at the Ezone 98, it will definitely be in betwen the two choices
So, do you think Vcore 98 is better than Ezone 98 to flat shots, right?
Yep correct, alot easier in my opinion
@@ACTennis Vcore, higher launch angle and more spin, right?
@@ers87 Not necessarily more spin, but higher launch
I just got mine Ezone 98 2022 and the swingweight is kinda weird.
Strung with Tour Bite Soft 1.20, no overgrip, no dampener, foil on handle is 321.9g and 300.5 swingweight (274 unstrung with 306.5g)
What is wrong there? It's not lacking any weight, it's even heavier than spec 305g but the swingweight is so low...
Swingweight was measured in local store with Head RDC machine.
I would like to return it coz it's fucked up somewhere but I don't know if I can.
Even with heavier strings 1.25 (hyper g for example) it will only be +2-3 points to swingweight.
Thats a very low swingweight, needs to be at least 315
Probably most of the weight is in the handle, its the weight distribution that is wrong
@@ACTennis unstrung balance is 311 ish mm, strung 320mm more or less
@@ACTennis i ve seen some examples where people got 310sw with their ezones 98 but 300.5 is ultra low...
4g of lead at 12" should bump the sw to approx. 315-318 right?
@@cekinekshn Listed average is 325mm roughly, so more headlight for sure
@@ACTennis so should I return it or tinker with it and add lead to bump up the sw to 315-320? For example 4-5g lead at 12".
It will be 326-327g strung without overgrip and dampener which I use. The max range of weight for me is 335g. 340g and above I think would be to much for me.
I have both, ezone 98 all the way.
Can't go wrong with either 😊
i totally agree with your review apart from what you say about power. New vcore is way more powerful than the previous version. After a month and still cannot get use of it.
It's a bit dependent on the specs - the old one defaulted to a higher stock swingweight, so it will by nature have more heft to the ball, but the new one is far more launchier and you need a more control string to dial it down
@ACTennis hadn't thought it like that. Maybe that is the case, and it confuses me a bit. It is close to vcore 100 2021. Maybe because of the shape of the head. I use tourna big hitter 7 silver and also have PTP yellow and hyper g regular reels. I might need to go 52 pounds from 50 pounds
@@nicolasX2602 I did like an unshaped string better in the VC98 and higher tension can help definitely since PTP is quite comfortable - every other string i tried (since my gf now uses it for a main) i struggle to control it lol, but i put lots of shape strings for her because she prefers the extra help with the spin
Hi. Which one is the more confortable ?
Vcore
@@ACTennis thx. I only tried the ezone 98 and my arm didnt like 😅
No racquet modifications? I haven’t had enough time to demo the Vcore 98 but my son found the Ezone needed a 2g at 3/9. As always we love your detail reviews.
I did 2gs at 9 and 3 for the Ezone but dropped it to 1.5 at 3 and 9 and found this was enough
Yeah just wanted to do stock vs stock, definitely just need a smidge of weight for both and i think it would be in it's perfect range
@@CH-yp5by 2g each side or 1g 3 and 1g 9?
Would you prefer the vcore 95 or 98 for your game?
I prefer the current 98 for my game, suits quite well, the 95 2023 is alright, but i prefer the 2018 one
@@ACTennis how do the 2021 models compare? seems like people like the older or 2023 ones better. They on sale right now so wondering if the 21 models are worth it
@@emilg9867 Talk about the 98 comparisons in the vid, 95 has little less precision, more power, higher launch angle, more stable without mods, better feel
Need a Pro Staff X review + Furi Arma 98.
Pro Staff X will be on the way hopefully soon - tell Furi team to send me one haha
I will email them.
I’m probably the only person in the world that feels like the ezone is more powerful than the vcore. Also feel like i get better control from the vcore. I had the same conclusion on the 100 versions of the two. And I don’t even hit much spin.
Nice video, really like your content. but for me you are speaking like 1.5x speed without breathing. I would prefer to slow it down by a bit in order to make it a bit more comfortable to listen.. im not a native speaker though ;). Best regards
Thank you, good point - i will keep it in mind for newer videos 🙂
There is also a .75x speed option on youtube for both mobile and PC! I think using that option will allow you to have an easier time while still keeping the length of the video reasonably low :)
@@robinyuuu I was listening back over it and realized that it would be pretty difficult for someone to understand 🤣
What about the VCore 95?
I have footage all recorded, depends on what the majority would like to see next
@@ACTennisIt would be great to hear your take on it
Current v core pro 97 user and it’s so dead and underpowered. Thinking of going for e zone.
Sooooo...
193 on a serve is quite a mark.
And just 3 to 4 kph less with a racquet that is strung 4 lbs too stiff? Sounds almost like a draw, doesn't it?
Besides, the footage looks like you know what you are doing, congrats on your clean swing style.
After all, the Vcore looks promising to everybody, with a slight preference on spin.
With only 3 main racquet lines, isn't this the way to go?
I measured it at a Yonex event, where both frames were strung the same tension, definitely Ezone i can move faster
Next release is the vzone98
vzone69 would be the most coveted
vzone 97 pro tour