A HIDDEN JEM : YONEX VCORE 95 TENNIS RACKET
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2020
- Thanks you to Coach Andrew Gu, Chris Chieng and Rob Jessen for trying out the Yonex VCORE95.
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This review feels very complete. Great job including play testing from players of different "styles", as well as their input. And you have all the spec testing at the end. Keep up the great work.
So happy that you made this video, Harry, as it is an underrated stick! The previous version which is the Yonex Vcore SV 95 is actually my racquet of choice is even more powerful than the current Vcore 95 you presented! The main attraction is that ample put away power for a 95, that keeps me from playing with anything else!
When I was still playing college tennis I switched from the 2016 ps97 to the vcore 95 when it came out in 2018 solely based off the specs. I couldn't resist as there was no other racket like this on the market at the time, a 95 with a lower flex and low twist weight. It's a players racket prime for customization with close to the perfect specs for myself at the time. Before even hitting with it I added a leather grip and a bunch of lead tape in the hoop and it surprisingly handled it well. I knew it was a gem. Eventually I settled on 6 grams at 12 o'clock, and maintained just a leather grip with an overgrip over it. What resulted was a powerful spin machine with a 353g static weight and a 312mm balance. Sadly I wish I had an rdc machine to measure the sw but oh well. Very nice stick indeed especially on the one handed backhand, just cuts through the air like butter
I went from using a Pure Drive in 2004 to a Yonex RDX500 MP and then later the RDS001 mid. While I dont use them now I have always had a ton of respect for their racquets. Ill have to add this one to my list of racquets to demo.
I swear this man finds his new racquet every week
It’s a part of his job. I don’t blame him for that.
yup and you "gotta buy it and dont even demo it"
Like the rest of us.
🤣🤣🤣
@@toonsoffun5733 indeed
I totally agreed your suggestion for this racket. It provides the good control, feel and response in every single shot. But if I need to say the disadvantage here. Just the stability might be required to slightly improve.
well, I can say exactly the same about 95sq.in head graphene 360+ prestige pro, that's a hidden gem! I suggest you try this racket along with vcore 95 and see how it plays, despite you marking the whole line of prestige as hard to play, in one of your videos))
I'm playing with prestige pro for 3 weeks now and was shocked how does it play since the first stroke, very solid racket, stable on all strokes, fantastic feel, like classic buttery feel, it plays the same as any 97 or 98 sq.in in terms of a super forgiving and large sweet spot, very powerful due to the open 16x19 string pattern, the same time it's maneuverable and comfortable, easy on the arm, with decent control and precision. It didn't work for me on low tension 48-50lbs, a way too powerful, so I strung it for 52 lbs with solinco confidential 16L and it plays like at home for me. Might even go for 53lbs next time.
I'm an intermediate player, not advanced at all, this is pretty much player racket, easy to use, very stable, comfortable to play, with a lot of power and decent plow, control, and unmatched feel. I was really doubting that I could play with 95 sq.in rackets, but now I'm in love with it.
I'm looking forward to try Yonex vcore 95, it should be very close to prestige pro.
One of the guys whose main racket is yonex vcore 95 after playtest with prestige pro said that prestige is more stable, powerful, and has the better feel - "The vcore 95 would be really close to this one. Where it would lose points in power and feel it would make up for in control and maneuverability. "
I own both vcore 95 and the technifiber tf40 315 and have used them in 5.0 tournament play. They are my two favorite racquets. For me, the tf40 is better than the vcore 95. The both play almost exactly the same. They are equal in control, spin, and maneuverability. The tf40 315 just does everything a little better with a little less effort (volleys, serves, and ground strokes). Plus, the bigger head size is more forgiving. The only edge the vcore 95 has is with serve accuracy. Otherwise, they play almost exactly the same but the tf40 is just a little better and that makes a difference during matches. Both are great racquets. Definitely worth a side by side demo!
Coincidentally, I found a pristine VCore 89 Tour yesterday for sale and took it for a try...What a great surprise...stiff, heavy as a sledge hammer, but gives great feel playing from the baseline. Demands fast strokes...and to my surpirse, my arm was not all that tired after it.
Vcore tour 89 was my racket of choice the past 6-7 years or so. I decided on switching to the vcore pro 330 (2019) recently because I thought it was time to upgrade to a bigger headsize (and because Black Friday sale prices were too good to pass up). I'm honestly thinking of going back to the 89 if I can't dial in my vcore pro
Going from the 2016 95 burn I love it, it's the same but so much less jarring on my arm, although I always have to add weight in the hoop and give it a leather grip
I noticed that since i play with solinco confidential the sweet spot in all my rackets feel bigger. Tried it in a prestige mid 93.. was also fantastic.
I have heard a lot of good things about that yonex vcore 95 racket. I kinda want to try it as well.
I play with a prestige youtek 93 myself and love it, I may have to try the solinco confidential with it. I have to upgrade soon so I may be switching over to vcore 95 in near future ; )
Just picked this up. Looking forward to trying it. Interesting that the 95 is not that much smaller than the 98 in dimensions.
This is a great feeling frame. Currently using the Yonex VCORE Tour F 97 310g. (it's really a 95 marketed as a 97. 16x21).
This racket has a low twistweight in stock form which makes it good for customization. I Wish more retailers would make rackets like this
Yeah this could be a really sick frame. Probably one of my top picks to give a shot. I'd want 360sw at least but
I was thinking about switching from the vcore 98 to the 95, what are the benefits exactly of the low twist weight?
@@rf10is I have a video explaining the physics of spin, it's long but it starts to explain how it actually works. Twist weight changes how spin access really works, but it is relational to swing weight.
@@rf10is You can add lead at 3 and 9 and it doesn't feel like a club. This adds even more stability.
@@RacquetTalk I learned so much from your channel and am playing better tennis because of it, thanks! Playing with the head microgel radical MP, great suggestion!
My main racquet!! Great video
Quality frame for sure. Haven't done any customizing but enjoying it still in stock form
I haven't partied this good since I partied in 1999 !!! Loved the video and review until you started to talk about the "Kinsmanship" between Wilson and Yonex ... Shivers went down my spine and I could hear Minoru Yoneyama turn in his grave :) lol
I’ve been playing with my ezone dr 98 for a while and just recently I switched to the blade 98 and immediately I was shaking a lot more because it felt way smaller despite being the same size. It must be the isometric head because every yonex stick feels bigger and more forgiving than other brands.
Maybe. But one more aspect which is more corelated is beam width. Ezone DR has wider beam width which results in more stable impact
Its also beam width. Ezone 24mm, blade 21mm. Frame thickness is a huge factor.
"I haven't played with a 95 since 1995", idk why but I like it when you say that lol
lol.. i haven't watched the video yet but now i'm waiting for this line
You should do those racquet and strings reviews every week. It's pretty good to see opinions coming from you and the coaches, especially because of the tennis experience that you all have. And I'm sure, for obvious reasons, you got access to a lot of tennis stuff. As a suggestion, I would recommend a review of the vcore 97 310g, which I think may be kinda simmilar to the vcore 95.
I just bought 2 of these because of so many glowing reviews! Tried the updated version with a splash of blue but i got this pre update version at runout prices (literally half the price of the new one) and strung it up with Yonex PolyTour Pro 1.20mm and on groundstrokes and volleys it feels great. Only gripe is on serve it lacked a little bit of spin for me compared to my Prince Phantom 100x 305 16x18 string pattern. The Prince serves bombs and gives me incredible spin, but there is something special about the Yonex Vcore 95 that i will continue to enjoy :)
Which shop you bought it from?
@@J.O.R_BR_Overclocking i got it from an online store here in Australia. 🙂
Such a slick racquet. Shouldn't be a hidden gem. Just a gem
Same as the burn 95 from 2015 or 2016 for me. Doesn’t feel like a normal 95 inch racquet, and extremely powerful for the headsize
Maybe you like it because of the 16/20 string pattern and the fact that it is longer. It has specs that are comparable to the Wilson Burn 95 or the Wilson Ultra 95. Even though Wilson did not sell tons of them, they were good rackets with control and power. I will try it! Thanks for the vid.
Is it longer than 27?
I'm playing with the Vcore SV 95, and there is nothing but love🙂
im actually interested on trying one. i like the gloss paint than matte red 😅
Same here. I added a leather grip and about 6 grams at 12 o'clock. Excellent frame.
Just a thought IMHO is that when testing/trying out a racquet, try out hitting not only ground strokes but also volleys, serves - kick and flat, fh and bh on the run, bh and fh slice and drive volleys. Some racquets are good from the baseline but not for volleying or serving. When the pros switch to new racquets, they test hitting them in all areas of the game. Just a thought. Thanks.
do you think it plays better than the new wilson prostaff v13 regular? which would you put in the bag?
gem* good video harry!
Hi TS, I heard this version of vc95 has a broken neck problem right at the V. Do you have any insight ? Thanks.
A hidden jem indeed, but less than before :)... my main racket for over a year now and totally agree with comments like doesn't feel like 95, feels like a pro-stock, great feel, different than other Yonexes, powerful and even better with some weight on the hoop... my specs are exactly what you measure (+/-1 gram, could be the strings or overgrip), and I have 3 rackets with same weight/balance bought at different times and different locations, which other brand can do this???... only knock is that it is not very forgiving for fast and hard serves, need to have the timing right... interesting to hear the comparison to new PS97, how does it compare actually?
Try the Wilson Ultra Tour 95cv too! Its 27.25in so the headsize feels much larger than what it is.
I use the V Core 100 with hyper g. I can use and play with a smaller head size but I like the 100 square inch head because before I used the pure drive team.
You should review the Volkl C10 Pro. I'm actually surprised you don't play with that racquet, based on your preference for heavier racquets. It's a smooth hitting racquet.
Best tennis channel (.) !
Do a racket review over rackets for control
The Head PT 280 is actually 95 sq. in. and you played with it a few weeks ago ;)
very smooth stokes the gentleman with the hat, very relaxed technique
1.25X speed is perfect for Tennis Spin video
I have babolat PD tour 2015, and it did not suit me. Not like that big 100 inch head size and it is too stiff and not manuverable. I was looking for switch and that too with Yonex racquet. Thank you for introducing Vcore 95. I will definitely try it. It's specs fall in my category. Thank you to review it. I completely trust your opinion.
I LOVE MINE
Is it that good though? I tried the SV95 and it was not easy to use - small sweetspot, felt harsh, and weird balance.
I like the 90 (maybe the old Pat Cash R-50 is 88 sq in) -- the smaller Yonex frames.
Hey, guys! Please advise on which racket should I choose: Yonex Vcore Pro 97 or Ezone 98?
Thanks
Could you say that it is similar to a babolat pure control? both have the same stringing pattern and some very similar characteristics.
Best rackets for spin, best for control, best strings for spin, and best strings for control?
This is a great stick, but it's main flaw is some lack of stability. I only wish Yonex had made it 320g unstrung, like they did with the 95D, and it would have been just about perfect IMO.
The Vcore 95 red is a between string pattern 16 x 20, could that be a difference? I've been hitting with Vcore 98 red 305 16x19 stock form since almost 2 years now and it really gives you a lot, a lot of spin blended with control to keep that ball in range, does not feel heavy and maybe needed a little bit more of free power, which is mentioned in this review of the 95.
What’s the difference between the vcore 95 vs 97
help me out here im demoing the prestige pro and this racket and I don't know which on to choose :(
I hit with a demo of this racquet a couple of weeks ago and I’m seriously considering switching to it. Thought maybe I was the only one who loved it. Obviously not.
I LOVE MINE
Awesome stick! Needs 100% commitment to the shots!
How is it on defensive slices? Im a 4.5 counterpuncher. Im in between getting this and the 98 but am worried about defense. I hear from many reviews as from this one that the 95 seems almost like a 98. Is this true? Can I counterpunch with this frame?
@Lucas Rasovich How is it on defensive slices? Im a 4.5 counterpuncher. Im in between getting this and the 98 but am worried about defense. I hear from many reviews as from this one that the 95 seems almost like a 98. Is this true? Can I counterpunch with this frame? How well does it play after being extended?
How do you measure head size to check it's a 95?
Could you do a review of the Technifibre T-Fight 320 XTC?
Yonex sweet spot seems to feel bigger than other similar sized brands.
has to do with the isometric head shape
So the racket felt flexible or stiff? How does it compare to a six one 95 and the old sv 95?
Haven't used this but between the six one 95 and SV, the SV is lighter out of the box, has more power and spin. Six one is more stable and has more control and plow through.
SV95 with a leather grip and a bit of lead tape on 3 and 9 plays really well.
Is this similar to the vcore tour??
Interesting. I wonder how this compares to Wilson Burn FST 95. Anyone still play with those?
Yonex craftsmanship is second to none
Can you please do a review on the 360+ Prestige Pro (95sq inch)?
I’ve been using k factor Wilson blades and the kfactor 95 for EEEEEEEEEVER now. Both are different weight specs and have similar feel to ball pocketing with almost any strings I’ve used at 56lbs. However, recently I tried out a few different yonex rackets around the 315-330grams (unstrung) with a 62-65 stiffness rating and a 7-8pt heads light.
My question is, why are yonex so string sensitive???? I strung the racket at 56lbs MSV Hex Focus Soft and my arm almost broke into pieces, and then again with 50lbs and STILL it felt like cardboard hitting balls! The off-centre shots are brutal and jarring, almost like the whole frame is bending or twisting.
Have you had any customers giving you similar feedback? And is there a string and tension you recommend for someone that is 5.0 player?
I’ve tried the 98 version with multi filament strings and it feels very neutral with no vibrations or pain whatsoever.
I hope you're happy. I bought one !
Nice video but can you guys fix the volume?
Way much better! Extremely alotta better!
As you are more and more a YONEX guy😀… you force us to ask for a comparison between the VCORE 95 and the EZONE98 Tour?
You can't say one is better than the other. For a definitive tiebreaker, 2 handed backhand---Tour better, 1 handed---95. If you are serve and volley--95 Vcore because it is 7 points HL, pure modern baseliner Tour bc of the 4 points HL. Like heavier rackets, the Tour. I bought a tour and tried it out, it's for sale on ebay now, I don't like the head balance but that's just me an older serve and volleyer who is used to Vcore pro 330 and HD and the 95, but if you tend to like sticks like the Blade, the Tour is more like that.
@tennisspin I noticed you have two reviews for a Vcore 95 what version is the Vcore 95 is this cause it seems to have a more positive review than the other 2021 Vcore you filmed so wateva version this is maybe 2021 or sthg please Help me & tell me am a One handed backHand & am eager to switch to this 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼Wat year of Yonex Vcore 95 is this 🙏🏼
I have seen when the video was published and it was 2020 so it's okay I think will switch to this too bad it's hard to get tennis racquets in Uganda, Africa even Tennis Warehouse doesn't ship their 😔
How does this compare to Yonex VCore 95 (2021)? Or is this the same?
Gem 💎
There's another 95 that you should try, the Dunlop CX200 18x20
I have the CX200 16x19....it came out of nowhere and became one of my top racquet...absolute stunner...though its 98sq in
That is my choise! Great one!
CX200 is 98sq but you probably meant CX200 Tour which is a 95'r?
Yes, I meant the CX200 Tour, that's why I mentioned 18x20
@@jiitee3215 mine is 98, hence i mentioned 98 sq in :)
CAN YOU OVERLAY this racquet on the 98, 100 yonex and your clash to compare head shapes n sizes
With the 98 the difference in terms of head size is barely noticeable, almost non existent if you put them both together.
I was playing the 95 leaded with 6 grams on the upper hoop but switched to the 98 recently with some lead as well and a change in base grip from the original Yonex, L3 on 95 vs L2 on 98, as I felt that for some reason the grip feels a bit larger compared to older Yonex.
In feel, yes the 95 feels like it flexes a bit more and is more comfortable, but I decided to switch as I play on red clay and the 98 is easier to play with on off days. My only regret is not trying the 98 sooner and wasted time with other sticks.
I never played with 2 different sticks at the same time but with these I think its doable, 95 for the hard courts and 98 for the clay.
How does this Vcore 95 compare to the Vcore 95D (Stanimal's stick)?
Lighter less sw more unstable. Def needs led tape or silicone in the handle w a leather grip. Otherwise it gets thrown around a lot
Aritra Bera I did add ~ 5 grams at 3 and 9 as well as in the handle and it played MUCH better, not that I was unhappy with it before :)
Cade Thompson yea I play w my vcore pro 97hd with about 1.5 grams at 3 and 9. With a fairway leather grip and some tungsten putty I rlly enjoy it over the stock.
Wawrinka plays with a Vcore Pro, slightly different than Vcore. Also I thought it was 97HD?
I take that back, he plays with the 95D my bad
Love the racket, great for 1 hander, but it's "hidden GEM" not "Jem". I think the sweetspot on the 95 is about the same size as the vcore 98, also if you place one on top of the other you can hardly tell the difference in size.
Hello! I play with vcore98, but never tried the 95. What are the differences? Thanks
@@christoscholevas @Christos Cholevas Vcore 95 is in my opinion more similar to the Vcore Pros, more control. The 95 is a strange magical combo of maneuverability and yet more stability than you would expect. I really liked it for my 1 handed backhand. I go back to it often, but right now about to try the Vcore 98 tour and decide between that, Vcore pro 330 and the 95. I used the Pro 330 for a tourney a few weekends ago and one day I played singles and doubles and the doubles match went 3 hours, I got really tired of serving with it toward the end, so thinking of going lighter.
@@yonexfan12 Οκ, i appreciate your answer..330grams sound a lot to me, i don't think i'll ever play with that heavy racquet! Really interesting your opinion about the Vcore 95..i assume i have to demo it! Thanks!
Boyle park?
Currently i'm using its older brother, vcore sv 95 😄
The shapovalov stick
@@FirestarG1 i want that racket just to have shapovalov’s racket
@@BullyGarfield. haha don’t we all
I predict another switch with next clash
I'm a Head guy myself, but based on what you and so many others have been saying, maybe I need to give this stick a go.
I LOVE MINE, try it. Came from Pure Aero
Finally!!!!!!
I blind bought Vcore98 because I couldnt demo in my country, hated it! Felt exactly as you said, like a Pure Aero ( I hate pure drive/pure aero type racquets). No feel, too much power
I use a Ultra Tour 97, would you say the Vcore95 is closer to the Ultra ( more feel and control )?
what about the new pro staff 97 and Ezone98 Tour?
I used 95 racquets for years so its not a problem, I just need something with more feel, control and more feedback than Vcore98
I really need help since I cant demo racquets here and have to blind buy it =/
Thanks, love this channel!
I used the Ultra prior to the vcore 95 and I think its better in terms of power and spin. Stability is a lot better with the Ultra obviously as the twistweight on the 95 is lower. I enjoy the vcore95 more than I did the Ultra, its like a mix between a traditional and modern players frame while the ultra is a traditional players frame.
@@leonardoramirez7667 Exactly what I tought. I wanted something with a little more spin and higher launch angle than the Ultra, but with the VCORE98 I went too far. Maybe I will like the vcore 95 since its closer to the Ultra ( more control, feel and not that much power ). Now I have to choose between the new ezone tour , pro staff 97 and vcore 95 since they look very similar ( mix between traditional and modern frame).
But since I prefer more control than power, I think the vcore 95 would be my choice to blind buy it. Thanks a lot man! :)
@@LaSalviaBodysurf no problem, i went the opposite, i needed more power as i play on clay and tend to get pushed around a bit so for me playing with the 95 for a year amd a bit and then going to the 98 was a good step up.
Mind you the 95 flexes on the throat, which some people don't like. I did and it's such a comfortable frame to play with if you have elbow/wrist issues.
I BEEN ASKING FOR THIS. I LOVE MINE
How long have you had the Vcore 95? Have you tried the Vcore 98 before?
big1matt I did demo both, but I liked the feel and flex of the 95 much more. The 98 still wasn't giving me what I wanted in that department, felt much more powerful.
@@cadethompson3617 nice, my local tennis shop doesn't provide the 95 since they say no one buys 95in anymore. I demoed the 98 and loved it, would just need some lead tape, but I really want to try out the 95. I think I'll just order a demo from online
big1matt I think you should look into it. The 95 didn't feel underpowered or too small, like the usual concerns for 95 sq in head sizes. 98 played more like a slightly more comfortable Pure Aero, but had similar control and precision.
Gamma X-2 vs Gamma Progression 200?
I tried this racquet once and it was hell finding the sweet spot. I got no power if I missed it
Technique?
Marcos Giron uses the vcore 95
stan racket with a lot of lead tape.
Given it's a 95 and you play with 100, your default tension will be too tight for you. You needed to go about 45lbs with confidential.
I can't use 100's, I find them too clunky. So coming from a 97, there's little difference using a 95.
And this is why 95 on the mens tour isn't all that unusual. They are more maneuverable and obviously good players don't have issues hitting the sweet spot. They are usually rock solid without some of the twist issues that 100s can have!
Sure these kinds of racquets aren't particularly designed for free power, that's the domain of 100s or thicker beam 98s.
Keep hitting with it Kojak, drop the tension and you may have just found a new keeper.
There have been a few decent 95s on the market in recent years. I guess unless shops steer costumers in that direction, they just sit waiting for 'players' to come and purchase!
I am surprised that a 320g, 325 sw racquet works so well for someone who plays with an outlandishly leaded-up, 360g+ frame!
How about 95D vs RDX 500 :D
The RDX 500 Mid was my favorite stick back in the day. No way I could still wield it effectively today though. Some of those old Yonex racquets had such a great feel to them you can't find anymore.
No one is gonna mention the title
Endorsed by Shapovalov but way to light for a pro. Does everything well but needs customization as I am sure Denis has done.
Guys, a few comments. This stick is quite well designed but it is definitely NOT powerful. If you play this in stock form you will be pinned well behind the baseline all day long. The control, touch and comfort are indeed amazing but it is in dire need of weight customization. By adding tungsten at 10 and 2 or 3 and 12 you can bring the weight up to a very playable 350g.
I ran into a Yonex pro player rep a couple of years ago and he told me the reason they modified the SV 95 was to "soften it up" a bit.
The downside is the stock form lacks most of the firepower of the SV. Which itself needs weight added to bring it up to the 335g range. I am hoping Yonex will re-evaluate this update and come out with a heavier stock version in the next iteration without sacrificing the mind blowing aerodynamics.
A few of you commented on Shapo's glossy paint job. Yes, he plays a customized version of the SV 95. NOT the Vcore 95.
Personally, I love the SV after customization. I string it with Tour Bite 16L at 54lbs and it transforms into is a beast for anyone with decent racket head speed. They are hard to find these days but hopefully Yonex will come out with something similar in 2021
The one nice benefit of the current 95 is optimized touch and feel with the old-school flex added to the frame..
Agreed. I think it's swing weight at least needs to be 330 or more. If you throw on a leather grip and a some lead on 9, 12, and 3 it'll feel heavy enough.
I dont agree. I use this racket together with the ezone 98 and i cannot see any difference in power between the 2 with same strings and same tension. If you have a flat stroke then is powerful enough, maybe if you are a topspin hitter then you may need to produce more power, maybe thats the thing.
I played POG 90 in '95....
What is stiffness rating?? I hope it is in 65 to 68 range.
62
@@cadethompson3617 opps!!!! On lower side
Why do they call the Wilson a H22?
SO WHATS better 2020 ezone 98 tour or this 95 vcore ????
would also be curious about this. Just bought the 98 tour to try
I’m also curious
I'm also also curious
Me too, since he just reviewed that one and liked it. Based on his reviews it seems like the vcore was the winner, but would like to hear it for sure.
Interested
Shapovalov uses a Yonex VCore 95 as well.
Pretty sure he uses the older SV 95 .
@@vanshagarwal2362 Shapovolovs racquet is shiny with a clear coat on it, did the older SV 95 have shiny coat?
@@big1matt yes the sv 95 is glossy but I know from a tennis warehouse forum that he still uses the sv 95. He switched from the six one 95 to the sv 95.
Yes, he uses the SV 95. That one is stiffer and has even more power compared to this one
@@TariqSaleem I wonder if that's why shapo misses a lot. Thanks for replying to my other question by the way, it helped a lot
Denis Shapovalov racket!
That's the SV 95 😊. I have that one and it's a beast
denis uses paint job racket, not this one
I bought this racquet based on this video.
Dear sirs, because these two rackets feel similarly. which one is more arm friendly or demping better? The new pro staff 97 or this yonex v core 95?
VCORE 95 without a doubt.
The pro and the kid coach play each other. In a match!!!!!!! NOW
They'd school that old guy.
Jem? Gem.
Isn't this Shapovalovs racquet?
Pleas
Excelent video, now i have a dude, I buy the pro staff 97 or this one, helo me
Always go Yonex when you have to choose. Better craftsmanship and quality. Also you don’t have to spend money to get your sticks matched.
yonex is better, no doubt. The stick just is way more consistent, and as you can see, makes even him question if he should switch from his clash.
Thanks very much!!