YONEX EZONE 100: TWO YEAR REVIEW

[@user-fp5cy7rx5e]

The Ezone is a great racquet. And yes, the better look does make you play better 😄

[@AdventureTennis]

Looks make 80% of our shots look better 😂

[@sangief17]

I picked up the Ezone yesterday.... Just drilled on the wall and played against a friendly game. WOW, what an amazing racket. So amazing, I've been using my Head Liquidmetal for 12 years and now this Ezone has totally won me.

[@AdventureTennis]

SUPER glad you enjoy it as much as Vince does!! Such. Great racquet!!!

[@adisucipto5386]

i own this one too, my favorite one. easy to generate power, for accuracy not too good (more like shotgun than sniper rifle), but with my style of play i dont really care about accuracy

[@AdventureTennis]

Very similar to Vince’s thoughts about. Not as good for accuracy BUT great power and stability

[@MarkHibbitt]

After two years of constant Ezone use, I have just switched to the Yonex Percept 100 as I was having the same issues as you as regards hitting long from time to time. It takes a lot for me to change racket (hence using the Ezone for 2 years solid) but cant see myself going back. The Percept 100 gives me more control, better placement and more comfortable hitting angles. The power with the Percept is more controlled and I would say I hit long a lot less, but like you it still gives me the extra power I need on my backhand hence using the 100 inch frame and not the 97. Give it a try!!!

[@AdventureTennis]

Amazing! Super glad you enjoyed the Ezone and good to know about the percept. I think that once I (Vince) improve consistently my technique, I will eventually change. Currently testing out the Blade 98! Will revisit the Percept for sure!

[@MarkHibbitt]

@@AdventureTennis Great stuff! I have used Ezone`s for the last 10 years, so it is still a great racket. I know the Blade is super popular, but I have always liked Yonex rackets and changing from the Ezone to the Percept 100 felt like an easy transition. I was surprised how comfortable I felt with it in such a short space of time!

[@Nessaj87]

Played with Ezone100 for about 1 year. Loved it to death. But I tried the Vcore100, and higher launch with more spin has taken my tennislevel to new heights. I think I reduced my unforced error hitting the net by at least 20% after switching to the Vcore. I have tried playing with the Ezone again, but I tend to hit long with it. Guess I am used to the extra spin I get from my Vcore100.

[@AdventureTennis]

Very good to know! The Ezone is definitely not a precision racquet but glad you found one that works for you! Gonna have to check out the Vcore !!

[@RohanKenworthy]

What is your normal string/tensions set up? Had an a fantastic initial period with but then found it be a bit erratic or unpredictable.

[@AdventureTennis]

Interesting… Vince strings it at 54lbs with Toroline Wasabi most of the time. Maybe try some different strings?

[@BukBukBawk]

nice followup video! what's your preferred string for the Ezone 100?

[@oerwhat]

Bumping this- would also love to know!

[@AdventureTennis]

Personally, both Bob and I (Vince) have been loving the Toroline. I like the Pink and Darker Pink ones. Super durable and grippy.

[@eddie206]

Do you still prefer it over the 98 after 2 years? Trying to decide between the 2

[@AdventureTennis]

Yes! I haven’t played much with the 98 but I found more stability with the 100 hence why I stuck with it for now. The 98 is better for serves and my forehand when I get a good contact, but the sweet spot is obviously bigger on the 100.

[@adventureswithinmedia]

Sooo gooooooddd!!!!

[@AdventureTennis]

Agreeed!!

[@bobjulianAT]

Yonnexxxxxxxx 🎉

[@AdventureTennis]

Soo goood!

[@AJXOXO-vz1pn]

I want to like Yonex, but the head shape just looks weird. It’s like a paddle with strings. I don’t know. I’ve always kinda felt like it’s just weird looking.

[@AdventureTennis]

If you can get over the looks, trust me, it’s worth it. Tbh, we think it looks kinda cool 🤓

[@pr3312]

Just bought this racket and feels like a dream to play with

[@jatinjoshi2501]

What was the grip size of your racket?

[@AdventureTennis]

Vince and Bob both use 4 1/4