LET'S TAKE A DEEPER LOOK AT NEW 2023 YONEX VCORE 98 WITH MY MAN DAN

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  • Опубліковано 13 січ 2023
  • Dan and I noticed a lot of changes made to the new 2023 Yonex Core 98.
    Thank you Dan as always.
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  • @cosminpantelimon1664
    @cosminpantelimon1664 Рік тому +5

    Mornin'! Please make the same to VCore 100! 👍

  • @room1recording
    @room1recording Рік тому +2

    Miles better than the last model. Butter off the strings. It’s like a prestige for dummies. First thing I noticed on my first hit at team practice was that it’s far more stable and absolutely tears through the ball. No idea how they’ve done it but they have. Feel like I can hit flat and safe or change it up to extreme spin and it delivers 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @thelolguy007
    @thelolguy007 Рік тому

    One of the best videos you’ve done in a long time Harry (and I love your channel). Definitely miles better than the Wilson cosmetics video (maybe leave the cosmetics to other channels ?) Dan is just awesome, great breakdown etc of the new Vcore. Get him in for all new rackets 👍

  • @conzidv8
    @conzidv8 Рік тому

    In addition to new frame, croas strings are ~55-60% different from V6 to V7. Opening up more from middle upwards on the V7. The lowest cross string is a full 12-13mm lower on V7.

  • @llamawizard
    @llamawizard Рік тому

    Looking forward to the next video

  • @Dasato123
    @Dasato123 Рік тому +1

    Off topic. You like reviewing old rackets here’s a suggestion. The Snauwaert Hi Ten 50. Mark Woodfordes racket in his prime. It had like 12 or 14 mains and the most open string pattern you cold imagine. It used really thick string strung at over 80# hence the name. Also Pro Kennex made some rackets named Micros. They had extremely dense string patterns. Over 20 mains and used very thin gauge string.

  • @shunsukekahn1628
    @shunsukekahn1628 Рік тому +2

    Love the Bob Ross vibes that Dan gives when he explains things

  • @12GaugePadawan
    @12GaugePadawan Рік тому

    14:30 Hmmm. I wonder if by thinner they meant the wall thickness and the cross sectional area in that direction.

  • @arboldechorizos
    @arboldechorizos Рік тому

    Hey man! love your videos. I have a question for you: I'm currently playing with a babolat pure strike, which has a balance of 320mm (that i'm very confortable with) and im planning to switch to a Ezone 98, which has a balance of 315mm. Thinking of keeping the same balance on the Ezone, how much weight would i need on the tip of the frame??(i dont want to increse the weight of the frame much more than 5grs since im not that powerfull of a player)
    Thanks!

  • @garramiro
    @garramiro Рік тому +6

    yonex must be one the few racquet manufacturers (if not the only) that actually changes significantly their models on new releases.

  • @Shankar-Bhaskar
    @Shankar-Bhaskar Рік тому

    On the Yonex website it says 22mm beam width on the top

  • @marki4920
    @marki4920 Рік тому

    Is there much difference between the 97 and 98? Thanks

  • @macbook1999
    @macbook1999 8 місяців тому

    Have been getting used to blade v8 for a year. then i got the vcore 98 2023 and never had a good control as the blade. Have tried hyper G 48,50, 53 lbs, and confidential 53lbs. Still poor control and balls flew out quite often. Techniques or strings?

  • @TimTheMusicMan
    @TimTheMusicMan Рік тому +1

    This was actually very funny, Dan literally is in love with these rackets.

  • @thehandseesall
    @thehandseesall Рік тому

    Aren't silicone infused grommets on all areas, but the throat?

  • @jerome_morrow
    @jerome_morrow Рік тому +1

    13:40 No need to be so gentle, Dan. Harry chucks around the new racquets in his store all the time.

  • @mrfofung
    @mrfofung Рік тому

    looks like the kyrios xi 98.. boxy at the top

  • @TimTheMusicMan
    @TimTheMusicMan Рік тому +7

    That's why they come out with new models, because they change things.

  • @userdjee834
    @userdjee834 Рік тому

    did they just measure swingweight with the placard on? is that an anomaly or is that intentional..

    • @chuckfriebe843
      @chuckfriebe843 Рік тому

      The placard weighs approx what the strings weigh, about 17 to 18 grams.

    • @userdjee834
      @userdjee834 Рік тому +1

      @@chuckfriebe843 I've weighed many placards (10 to 15g) and measured many racquets on that same prince sw machine. however, air resistance is a huge factor..

    • @chuckfriebe843
      @chuckfriebe843 Рік тому

      @@userdjee834 you are actually correct about that. However, it’s likely that the air resistance makes up for the extra 2 to 3 grams. I too have measured many racquets and in my experience the difference in SW with the placard on and with strings on are usually spot on.

  • @huntnplay
    @huntnplay Рік тому +1

    I call it the spiderman colors. dont you think so harry.

  • @VincentDuxD
    @VincentDuxD Рік тому +1

    That’s closer to a ezone throat.

  • @awachsmann
    @awachsmann Рік тому +1

    Beam dimensions are not an indicator for weight or stiffness. You don't know the thickness of the material, the amount of layers or the orientation of the fibers. You can have a 26mm beam that is way more flexible than a 16mm one, it just depends on the material and its layup.

  • @mfmukhtar786
    @mfmukhtar786 Рік тому +8

    Any swing weight measurements taken with the placard on are going to be inaccurate because the placard would move when the racquet swings back and forth. Why you thought that was a good idea is beyond me. You could have easily taken the placards off to measure swing weight and then put them back in place.
    Average strung swing weight for current gen is 318. Average strung swing weight for last generation is 321 according to Tennis Warehouse measurements.

    • @darkjedi60
      @darkjedi60 Рік тому

      😴😴😴😴

    • @YJ-br7ug
      @YJ-br7ug Рік тому +5

      What do you expect from Harry 🤦‍♂

    • @SaberShirou
      @SaberShirou Рік тому +2

      They measured the swingweight with placards on for both rackets so it's still a controlled comparison between the two. I mean, it's still not there best way to do it, but not exactly incorrect for the purposes of this video.

    • @12GaugePadawan
      @12GaugePadawan Рік тому

      TW has a swing weight of 318 so it looks like Harry did leave the placard in. I was hoping he had taken them out and then reinstalled them for the video.

    • @johnnyguitar6697
      @johnnyguitar6697 Рік тому +2

      Agreed. It's perfectly silly. Like half the things he says. The other half is entertaining.

  • @ace_sunzhe
    @ace_sunzhe Рік тому +2

    is there any pro player using this racket?

  • @joselitoaquino3207
    @joselitoaquino3207 Рік тому +1

    If its made in Japan it must be of great quality after all Ninjas made these racquets..

  • @KiboTennis
    @KiboTennis Рік тому

    The measurements give me a stress headache. Half the time you guys didn’t know if you measured the grommets, too. 😂
    If you string the rackets anyway, you could have measured without the cardboard in there.
    Otherwise, great content for us gear nerds

  • @Desslok20
    @Desslok20 Рік тому

    ਸਮਾਂ ਬਲ ਲਈ ਸਮਾਂ

  • @ariefpoerniawan
    @ariefpoerniawan Рік тому +1

    The new vcore racket looks promising… it has been 3 straight vcore model that become one of most hot selling tennis racket… ithink the yonex market share have steadily increasing.. for the past 5 years… and wilson is dropping, with more more top 10 male tennis player use other than wilson… especially when federer is retired…

  • @toddhoyt4614
    @toddhoyt4614 Рік тому

    1

  • @thomasjoseph2252
    @thomasjoseph2252 Рік тому

    You should have played with it and comment would have been more productive.

  • @chuckfriebe843
    @chuckfriebe843 Рік тому

    Those players DO NOT use that version of the racquet! They use something different and they paint over the frames.

  • @DS-ep9pp
    @DS-ep9pp Рік тому

    13th

  • @exceri0n
    @exceri0n Рік тому +1

    God please stop the whispering voice.

  • @HyperHorse
    @HyperHorse Рік тому

    Dark roasted coffee does contain more caffeine.

  • @feistybastard
    @feistybastard 10 місяців тому

    Not sure why you're leaving the cardboard on the racket when measuring SW. You should go for the base specs, unstrung. Can't trust the weight of the carboard compared to a full bed of string.