This racquet is perfect for my game as a Serve&Volley player. It gives U great punch at groundstrokes and good feel at the net. I get so much punch behind my volleys like never before. It comfortable and soft in feel, but U have to prepare your strokes early to get out the hole power of the racquet with a long swing. Best racquet beside my beloved Dunlop Max 200g I ever played with.
@Domenico Meinhard, Unfortunately, Sean is no longer at Tennis Warehouse. But, we did just see him last week and he stopped by for a hit and he is enjoying these new Yonex racquets (as well as the new Blades!). Michelle, TW
Thanks Ive been waiting for this vid. Quick question please. I'm currently hitting with the vcore 97 pro 330g the previous version. Do you think there's enough difference for the upgrade to newest version?
There is a slightly more dampened feel, and a bit more comfort with this update. It is not a huge difference, and I find that I can easily switch over to this version, from the previous model. The new cosmetic is pretty awesome as well. Give it a try! Troy, TW
Could you explain to me the main differences between the 2019 version and the previous version of this racket? If it's nothing other than the dampening and the paint job, a vibration dampener on the old version should do the trick, correct?
It is a slight difference in feel, slightly more dampened with this one. They are both very comfortable frames. I can play with either of them with little adaptation. Troy, TW
@user1138, Hahah thank you! I only laugh because I normally pronounce EVERY player's name HORRIBLY wrong. I try...just am not the best at pronouncing things correctly somedays! Michelle, TW
Please compare this with Volkl c10 pro and RF97. I am more keen to know how similar or dissimilar it is with Volkl C10 Pro. What are the other similar racquets? Wilson Six One 95, Prokennex ki 5 320, q+ tour pro 325, Bab Pure Strike Tour, Head Prestige Pro ?
Had been looking forward to this review for the 330g version and was hoping to see and hear Sean H's views as he was on the play test of the predecessor.....but he wasn't included! Lets hope he's included in the 310g review as he was also on the play test for the predecessor and gave some very insightful feedback.
@Poncho Gp, Unfortunately, Sean is no longer at Tennis Warehouse. We miss him too! We did have a chance to hit with him last week when he was in town and he does love this update and the new HD version as well! Michelle, TW
I used to use heavy racquet but feel as if I need to be going a little lower so I may try the 220 but I enjoyed (and could use well) the heavy pro staffs RF but not anymore
I like a heftier feel, and prefer the 330. That said, the 310 reaches out to a wider audience, and is a nice racquet in stock form, or with minor customization. Troy, TW
Hi troy did you feel that this racquet is harder to swing than the 2018 version? The twistweight weight on this one is 14.8 vs 14.2 on the 2018 one, lmk your thoughts, thanks
It has been a while since I have hit with this version (the dark green and gold cosmetic), however initially I recall it was a bit more difficult to whip around or maneuver. I think it was more based on swingweight than anything else, as one of the test racquets I believe was in the upper 330 range (strung with a poly) if I recall correctly it was like 337 0r 338 swingweight. After we finished testing the racquets, I remember hitting with one of these green/gold cosmetic racquets, with a bit lower swingweight closer to 330 and I thought that it swung closer to what I recall from the Navy/Orange cosmetic, which our test racquet was close to 330 strung with a poly. So basically with the specs being close or matched then I don't think there was a significant difference in maneuverability between the two generations of the 97 330. Also hard to say I can make a claim, that one generation felt easier to maneuver than the other, as the swingweight specs can vary within a batch of racquets. Hope that helps, Troy, TW
@tenniswarehouse. Thanks for the reviews and insights. you guys are awesome!! I had a question for Michelle and Troy. My game is similar to yours. I am an aggressive baseliner. I recently purchased the new Yonex Vcore pro 330 and strung it up with Yonex poly tour pro at 57. Great feel and comfort from the string. Is there any other string that plays similar to yonex poly tour pro in the feel and comfort department?
The feel, and comfort is really good, and somewhat unique with Poly Tour Pro. Michelle's current favorite string is Tecnifibre Ice Code, and mine is Solinco Hyper-G, both of which are bit more firm and control oriented. As far as more comfortable options go, I have enjoyed playing with Kirschbaum Pro Line II, RS Lyon, and Tourna Grit. That said if you like Poly Tour Pro you may just want to stick with it...Troy, TW
Review scores should be available soon, maybe another week or so. The written reviews can take a bit longer than the video reviews, due to editing process. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse I see that the maneuverability scores were a tad lower for this version compared to the 2018 version. Chris had a comment on that too and there is very slight difference in swing weight. Is this racquet little less maneuverable compared to the 2018 version or were the scores just bumped in the previous version as you were comparing it with the duel G and different people were playtesting?
In the beginning of this playtest I had a slight preference for the previous version, as I used it for so long. But after a couple of weeks I became used to this one, it offers a bit better vibration dampening, but still a lot of feel. Troy, TW
Hi TWE, I ve just bought the v core pro 320 HD, but a bit disappointed because of the low RA. I ve got the feeling that the ball stays in the racket. Do you think the 330 is a good compromise ?
How is the spin potential on this one? And how is the stability in the upper hoop area(I heard people complaining about weird flex in the upper hoop with the previous version)? Also, since Yonex handles aren't flared at the bottom, would you recommend me going for a bigger grip size? Love Yonex rackets but the grip shape has always felt awkward to me.
Spin is great with its 16x19 pattern. The only complaint when it comes to spin, is for those players who find this racquet a bit difficult to maneuver, thus reducing racquet head speeds. Stability is good, and feels solid on contact. I wouldn't go with a larger grip size, as some people find the Yonex grips to run slightly large. You might want to add some flare to the butt cap, by wrapping an overgrip a couple of times at the start of the handle. Troy, TW
Hi! I really enjoy your chanel! I currently play with a pure aero la decima and have the rpm blast as my strings. I would wanna try something new and have looked at RS Lyon. Do you guys think the RS Lyon string and Babolat pure aero would be a good combo if I want more controll and longer durabillity of my strings? Thanks in advance!
Although it is not as heavy, the Prince Phantom Pro 100P is a great choice. It plays very solid with a substantial swingweight, and has a very big sweet-spot with the round 100 sq. inch headsize. I would also consider the Prince Classic Graphite 107. Troy, TW
Arjun, I was on both this and the Gravity Pro and they are quite different in feel. The Gravity is a softer feeling racquet (very classic Head feel) whereas the VCORE Pro 97 330 has a more solid response (similar to a classic box beam feel like the PS 6.0 85). Hope that helps. Chris, TW
@@arjunbhatkar8420 Oh yes, another great choice, so many good racquet these days. It will be a bit less spin friendly but a lot of control, feel, and stability. Troy, TW
There is a slightly more dampened, or comfortable feel with this update, but other than that it is an easy transition. I have been using the previous version for about a year and a half, so that one feels pretty natural to me, but I can switch into this one with ease. Troy, TW
I find this one to swing a bit heftier compared to the Touch Prestige MP . I also find this one to have a bigger sweet-spot, is more spin-friendly, and a bit more power, and plow. The Prestige MP is a bit more precise, and lower powered. Troy, TW
This one will offer more spin, a slightly softer feel, and a bit more lively response due to the more open string pattern. The Six One 95 18x20 offers a bit more precision, and slightly firmer feel. Maneuverability is pretty similar between the two. Troy, TW
I'm currently using the vcore pro 97 330 but i suffered an injury earlier this season in my shoulder and just finished a week long local tournament and am suffering from shoulder pain. I like the feel of the racquet as well as its specs but the weight and stiffness may be just a little too high for me. Any recommendations on racqiets that can bemefit me?
There is the slightly lighter version of the 97HD 18x20, although the string pattern will be a bit more dense, however it does maneuver a bit easier, and is more flexible. You might also want to consider racquets like the Wilson Blade 98 16x19 v7, or Dunlop CX 200 Tour 16x19 (with maybe some slight weight customization). Also racquets in the Prince Phantom line are super comfortable, such as the Phantom 97P, or 100X 305. I would also consider the ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315. Troy, TW
Hi Troy, I play with the Wilson Six one 95 the 2014 version, but Im thinking to switch for this one, more flexible and it seems very solid from back on the court, but besides this Yonex wich one do you recommend me? Saludos!
This one is likely the closest, but with a bit bigger sweet-spot, and a but more flexy feeling. Other racquets would likely need some added weight, such as the VCORE 95, or Dunlop CX 200 Tour, Head Prestige Pro. Also the Prince Textreme Tour 95 may be one to consider, nice pop for a 95, but not quite as much feel as the Six One 95. Hope that helps, Troy TW
Is the percept h and this racket pretty much the same? I’m a little confused with all the yonex names and lines. Seems like the specs are almost identical
The Percept line basically updates the VCORE Pro line. So after this 2019 version, there was another version of the VCORE Pro that was released August 2021, and now there is the Percept 97H. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thank you Troy & Tw team, I knew you guys would be on top of this to respond to a video that was posted so long ago :) I know this is a long shot but do you guys still carry this model in your warehouse somewhere?? If this is similar to the percept h id love to purchase this one as I’m not a fan of the minty green candy cane color haha
We no longer have any of these VCORE Pro 97H racquets (2019 model). Sometimes we get older model racquets and post them in our used section, however we don't have this particular version. Troy, TW
Hard to say which one is better. The HD has been very popular since its release, as it is slightly easier to swing for most players, and it is also more flexible than the 330 making very smooth and comfortable on contact. That said, for those who don't find the weight, and swingweight of the 330 too demanding, it can help to generate a very heavy ball, and is a bit more spin friendly with the 16x19 string pattern. So if maneuverability is not an issue with either racquet, then the 330 packs a bit more punch and spin. Hope that helps. Troy, TW
Hey TW, I have a pro staff 97 (315) weighted at 340 strung, I added weight at 3, 9 and 12, do you think this vcore pro would be hard to maneuver for me? I'm not convinced I would like the feeling of the 310 on my groundstrokes and serve. Also the stability has me concerned, I don't really have a way to test this racquets at my city.
This 330 version should work for you. It is hard to say without knowing the swingweight, but based on locations of added weight on your PS97 315, it should be manageable. If purchasing the racquet from us, I might also consider using our MRT services, where we can go through stock and pick out a target swingweight. Troy, TW
If you were to put a vibration dampener on both, it would pretty much be the same differences between the two without a dampener, as you are making the same changes to both frames. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Oh right ofcourse. Thanks for the reply. I have the 2018 version (330g) and was wondering if I could use the 2019 (330g) as an alternate ( So I can use the 2019 when I give the 2018 version for stringing and vice-versa).
@@adityacapte, I found it to be a pretty easy transition between the two. Although some slight differences in feel, it was a fairly seamless transition. And after a mon or so I ended up preferring the newer version. Hope that helps. Troy, TW
The 97HD is a bit softer and slightly more control from that dense pattern. This one swings with a bit more heft, and yields a higher launch angle and a bit easier depth from the 16x19 pattern. Troy, TW
stan is a grand slam champ, they should of included autograph on the racket..
But he doesn’t use the vcore pro 97 so it wouldn’t make sense to have an autograph like the RF 97 which is what Fed actually uses.
"Endorsed by Stan Wawrinka, but truly endorsed by Troy Lara!" :-P
Haha, can't take away the shine from the Stanimal! Troy, TW
Not at all! Stan picked a great color!
Tennis Warehouse XD
@@tenniswarehouse Endorsed yes , but Stan hits with 95D customized isn't it?
Balaji Ramani yup.
wawrinka plays with vcore 95D customized.
Yes, that's why they have to say "endorsed" rather than "plays with"
Wawrinka doesn't use vcore 95D😑
This racquet is perfect for my game as a Serve&Volley player. It gives U great punch at groundstrokes and good feel at the net. I get so much punch behind my volleys like never before.
It comfortable and soft in feel, but U have to prepare your strokes early to get out the hole power of the racquet with a long swing.
Best racquet beside my beloved Dunlop Max 200g I ever played with.
Yonex needs a green and gold bag line to go with this beautiful cosmetic
I am soooo excited for the 310 version I use the yonex vcore 97 tour
@tenniswarehouse when will Sean be on a review again?
And Great Video as always!!
@Domenico Meinhard,
Unfortunately, Sean is no longer at Tennis Warehouse. But, we did just see him last week and he stopped by for a hit and he is enjoying these new Yonex racquets (as well as the new Blades!).
Michelle, TW
@@tenniswarehouse That's too bad! I really enjoyed his honesty and how he didn't shy away from negatives. Best of luck to him.
Will you guys be reviewing the 310 version and/or the HD version as well?
@Akbar,
Yes! Those should be available very soon!
Michelle, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Woot woot!! :) :) :)
Thanks Ive been waiting for this vid. Quick question please. I'm currently hitting with the vcore 97 pro 330g the previous version. Do you think there's enough difference for the upgrade to newest version?
There is a slightly more dampened feel, and a bit more comfort with this update. It is not a huge difference, and I find that I can easily switch over to this version, from the previous model. The new cosmetic is pretty awesome as well. Give it a try! Troy, TW
Could you explain to me the main differences between the 2019 version and the previous version of this racket? If it's nothing other than the dampening and the paint job, a vibration dampener on the old version should do the trick, correct?
It is a slight difference in feel, slightly more dampened with this one. They are both very comfortable frames. I can play with either of them with little adaptation. Troy, TW
Michelle, thank you for pronouncing Stan's last name correctly. Most announcers on TV say it totally wrong and it drives me nuts!
@user1138,
Hahah thank you! I only laugh because I normally pronounce EVERY player's name HORRIBLY wrong. I try...just am not the best at pronouncing things correctly somedays!
Michelle, TW
i like how troy be changing from a one handed and two handed backhand every other video
Please compare this with Volkl c10 pro and RF97. I am more keen to know how similar or dissimilar it is with Volkl C10 Pro. What are the other similar racquets? Wilson Six One 95, Prokennex ki 5 320, q+ tour pro 325, Bab Pure Strike Tour, Head Prestige Pro ?
Seeing such lovely heavy frames this quote from talk tennis forum comes to my mind "There is no substitute for mass".
TROY IS MY ULTIMATE INSPIRATION !!!!
WE LOVE YOU MY BROTHER !!!
TROY » ROGER FEDERER
Hey TW, thanks for the great review. Would you consider this racquet to be easier on the arm?
Yes, the comfort is good, but it is also pretty hefty. If you like a hefty frame, the vibration dampening, and shock reduction is great. Troy, TW
Great, thanks Troy!
Had been looking forward to this review for the 330g version and was hoping to see and hear Sean H's views as he was on the play test of the predecessor.....but he wasn't included!
Lets hope he's included in the 310g review as he was also on the play test for the predecessor and gave some very insightful feedback.
@Poncho Gp,
Unfortunately, Sean is no longer at Tennis Warehouse. We miss him too! We did have a chance to hit with him last week when he was in town and he does love this update and the new HD version as well!
Michelle, TW
I used to use heavy racquet but feel as if I need to be going a little lower so I may try the 220 but I enjoyed (and could use well) the heavy pro staffs RF but not anymore
@tenniswarehouse 330 or 310 version?
I like a heftier feel, and prefer the 330. That said, the 310 reaches out to a wider audience, and is a nice racquet in stock form, or with minor customization. Troy, TW
Hi troy did you feel that this racquet is harder to swing than the 2018 version? The twistweight weight on this one is 14.8 vs 14.2 on the 2018 one, lmk your thoughts, thanks
It has been a while since I have hit with this version (the dark green and gold cosmetic), however initially I recall it was a bit more difficult to whip around or maneuver. I think it was more based on swingweight than anything else, as one of the test racquets I believe was in the upper 330 range (strung with a poly) if I recall correctly it was like 337 0r 338 swingweight. After we finished testing the racquets, I remember hitting with one of these green/gold cosmetic racquets, with a bit lower swingweight closer to 330 and I thought that it swung closer to what I recall from the Navy/Orange cosmetic, which our test racquet was close to 330 strung with a poly. So basically with the specs being close or matched then I don't think there was a significant difference in maneuverability between the two generations of the 97 330. Also hard to say I can make a claim, that one generation felt easier to maneuver than the other, as the swingweight specs can vary within a batch of racquets. Hope that helps, Troy, TW
@tenniswarehouse. Thanks for the reviews and insights. you guys are awesome!! I had a question for Michelle and Troy. My game is similar to yours. I am an aggressive baseliner. I recently purchased the new Yonex Vcore pro 330 and strung it up with Yonex poly tour pro at 57. Great feel and comfort from the string. Is there any other string that plays similar to yonex poly tour pro in the feel and comfort department?
The feel, and comfort is really good, and somewhat unique with Poly Tour Pro. Michelle's current favorite string is Tecnifibre Ice Code, and mine is Solinco Hyper-G, both of which are bit more firm and control oriented. As far as more comfortable options go, I have enjoyed playing with Kirschbaum Pro Line II, RS Lyon, and Tourna Grit. That said if you like Poly Tour Pro you may just want to stick with it...Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thanks for the feedback Troy. You rock!!
Honestly I love her
so TW a switch from the previous model to this new one is not necessary?
Definitely necessary, it looks gorgeous! Troy, TW
when can we see the score of this in tennis warehouse review?
Review scores should be available soon, maybe another week or so. The written reviews can take a bit longer than the video reviews, due to editing process. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse I see that the maneuverability scores were a tad lower for this version compared to the 2018 version. Chris had a comment on that too and there is very slight difference in swing weight. Is this racquet little less maneuverable compared to the 2018 version or were the scores just bumped in the previous version as you were comparing it with the duel G and different people were playtesting?
Troy, this one or the last version which you liked quite a bit?
In the beginning of this playtest I had a slight preference for the previous version, as I used it for so long. But after a couple of weeks I became used to this one, it offers a bit better vibration dampening, but still a lot of feel. Troy, TW
Hi TWE,
I ve just bought the v core pro 320 HD, but a bit disappointed because of the low RA. I ve got the feeling that the ball stays in the racket.
Do you think the 330 is a good compromise ?
Yes, the 330, and 310 play a bit firmer, and crisper. Troy, TW
How is the spin potential on this one? And how is the stability in the upper hoop area(I heard people complaining about weird flex in the upper hoop with the previous version)? Also, since Yonex handles aren't flared at the bottom, would you recommend me going for a bigger grip size? Love Yonex rackets but the grip shape has always felt awkward to me.
Spin is great with its 16x19 pattern. The only complaint when it comes to spin, is for those players who find this racquet a bit difficult to maneuver, thus reducing racquet head speeds. Stability is good, and feels solid on contact. I wouldn't go with a larger grip size, as some people find the Yonex grips to run slightly large. You might want to add some flare to the butt cap, by wrapping an overgrip a couple of times at the start of the handle. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thanks. 👌🏻
Where to buy the yonex wawrinka caps, that Troy used in the footage?
Was wondering the same thing
We sold those caps back in 2016, but have been discontinued since then. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse ah. Where did my brain go when it's released...
Hi!
I really enjoy your chanel! I currently play with a pure aero la decima and have the rpm blast as my strings. I would wanna try something new and have looked at RS Lyon. Do you guys think the RS Lyon string and Babolat pure aero would be a good combo if I want more controll and longer durabillity of my strings?
Thanks in advance!
Yes, great choice. We find more comfort than RPM Blast, as well as better tension maintenance. Troy, TW
Can you recommend a similar specifications racquet, but with a larger head size?
Thank you.
Although it is not as heavy, the Prince Phantom Pro 100P is a great choice. It plays very solid with a substantial swingweight, and has a very big sweet-spot with the round 100 sq. inch headsize. I would also consider the Prince Classic Graphite 107. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse what about the New Head Gravity 360 pro? Isn't it similar?
Thank you.
Arjun, I was on both this and the Gravity Pro and they are quite different in feel. The Gravity is a softer feeling racquet (very classic Head feel) whereas the VCORE Pro 97 330 has a more solid response (similar to a classic box beam feel like the PS 6.0 85). Hope that helps. Chris, TW
@@arjunbhatkar8420 Oh yes, another great choice, so many good racquet these days. It will be a bit less spin friendly but a lot of control, feel, and stability. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse I use the PS 6.0 85 - you have my interest
which version does troy prefer?? this new one or the previous one? is the only difference that vibration mesh??
There is a slightly more dampened, or comfortable feel with this update, but other than that it is an easy transition. I have been using the previous version for about a year and a half, so that one feels pretty natural to me, but I can switch into this one with ease. Troy, TW
How does this compare to the Head Graphene Touch Prestige MP? Would it be worth changing from the prestige to this racquet? Thanks
I find this one to swing a bit heftier compared to the Touch Prestige MP . I also find this one to have a bigger sweet-spot, is more spin-friendly, and a bit more power, and plow. The Prestige MP is a bit more precise, and lower powered. Troy, TW
Hi troy! How would you compare this one to the latest model of the wilson six one 95 18x20 In terms of power, spin, feel, maneuverability and control?
This one will offer more spin, a slightly softer feel, and a bit more lively response due to the more open string pattern. The Six One 95 18x20 offers a bit more precision, and slightly firmer feel. Maneuverability is pretty similar between the two. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thanks troy! Now i have a good idea of what to expect
I'm currently using the vcore pro 97 330 but i suffered an injury earlier this season in my shoulder and just finished a week long local tournament and am suffering from shoulder pain. I like the feel of the racquet as well as its specs but the weight and stiffness may be just a little too high for me. Any recommendations on racqiets that can bemefit me?
There is the slightly lighter version of the 97HD 18x20, although the string pattern will be a bit more dense, however it does maneuver a bit easier, and is more flexible. You might also want to consider racquets like the Wilson Blade 98 16x19 v7, or Dunlop CX 200 Tour 16x19 (with maybe some slight weight customization). Also racquets in the Prince Phantom line are super comfortable, such as the Phantom 97P, or 100X 305. I would also consider the ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315. Troy, TW
Hi Troy, I play with the Wilson Six one 95 the 2014 version, but Im thinking to switch for this one, more flexible and it seems very solid from back on the court, but besides this Yonex wich one do you recommend me? Saludos!
This one is likely the closest, but with a bit bigger sweet-spot, and a but more flexy feeling. Other racquets would likely need some added weight, such as the VCORE 95, or Dunlop CX 200 Tour, Head Prestige Pro. Also the Prince Textreme Tour 95 may be one to consider, nice pop for a 95, but not quite as much feel as the Six One 95. Hope that helps, Troy TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thanks! wish you all the best from Chile
Thanks to Ebay, I still have access to Prince rackets. Thank you very much.
@Andrew Piatek,
What about thanks to Tennis Warehouse?! We have Prince racquets too ;)
Michelle, TW
Is the percept h and this racket pretty much the same? I’m a little confused with all the yonex names and lines. Seems like the specs are almost identical
The Percept line basically updates the VCORE Pro line. So after this 2019 version, there was another version of the VCORE Pro that was released August 2021, and now there is the Percept 97H. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thank you Troy & Tw team, I knew you guys would be on top of this to respond to a video that was posted so long ago :)
I know this is a long shot but do you guys still carry this model in your warehouse somewhere?? If this is similar to the percept h id love to purchase this one as I’m not a fan of the minty green candy cane color haha
We no longer have any of these VCORE Pro 97H racquets (2019 model). Sometimes we get older model racquets and post them in our used section, however we don't have this particular version. Troy, TW
Which one is better HD or 330?
Hard to say which one is better. The HD has been very popular since its release, as it is slightly easier to swing for most players, and it is also more flexible than the 330 making very smooth and comfortable on contact. That said, for those who don't find the weight, and swingweight of the 330 too demanding, it can help to generate a very heavy ball, and is a bit more spin friendly with the 16x19 string pattern. So if maneuverability is not an issue with either racquet, then the 330 packs a bit more punch and spin. Hope that helps. Troy, TW
Hey TW, I have a pro staff 97 (315) weighted at 340 strung, I added weight at 3, 9 and 12, do you think this vcore pro would be hard to maneuver for me? I'm not convinced I would like the feeling of the 310 on my groundstrokes and serve. Also the stability has me concerned, I don't really have a way to test this racquets at my city.
This 330 version should work for you. It is hard to say without knowing the swingweight, but based on locations of added weight on your PS97 315, it should be manageable. If purchasing the racquet from us, I might also consider using our MRT services, where we can go through stock and pick out a target swingweight. Troy, TW
Nice
Vcore Pro 97 2018 and 2019 - Would they feel the same if you added the vibration dampener to both of them?
If you were to put a vibration dampener on both, it would pretty much be the same differences between the two without a dampener, as you are making the same changes to both frames. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Oh right ofcourse. Thanks for the reply.
I have the 2018 version (330g) and was wondering if I could use the 2019 (330g) as an alternate ( So I can use the 2019 when I give the 2018 version for stringing and vice-versa).
@@adityacapte, I found it to be a pretty easy transition between the two. Although some slight differences in feel, it was a fairly seamless transition. And after a mon or so I ended up preferring the newer version. Hope that helps. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Helped a lot. Thank you!
How different is it from the 18x20 HD version? Other than weight etc
The 97HD is a bit softer and slightly more control from that dense pattern. This one swings with a bit more heft, and yields a higher launch angle and a bit easier depth from the 16x19 pattern. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thanks so much for replying Troy! Much appreciated!
Are the re released Ubersonic 2s any different?
Nope, just re-released with some new colors! Troy, TW
When are you going to complete a review for the Blade 104 v7?
Video should be available around early September. Stay tuned! Troy, TW
Yonex vcore pro 100 ??
Video review coming soon, stay tuned. Troy, TW
欲しい〜
I want this one〜
I wonder I sell pro staff and purchase this racket...
No no please just don't. I just want to be the only one that hit with this frame OK?
@@Mysteryboy0007 lol
Marry me Michelle
💌
Que tíos más ortopédicos, así dan ganas de no comprarse la raqueta, hace daño a la vista verlos jugar