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Fellow holics, It´s been an interesting month for demoing, the Oktobertest, one week per frame, all strung with Luxilon Adrenaline at 24kg/53lb, here some thoughts: Head Auxetic Gravity Pro: Really solid racquet, good plow, plush but not mushy feel, one of the most controllable 100” frames...

I’m a long time Asics Gel Res and Speed user, but versions 8 and 9 are narrower, so I was forced to swich, and from all the shoes I’ve tried the Nike Court Zoom NXT are the best for me: fast, comfortable, and outstanding breathability in hot weather, but I agree with you, not the best stability...

Agreed, I hope he goes further in the tournament, although it seems like Carlos went there to grab the number one, and get some rest for RG.

That was a cold handshake for sure, it is sad honestly. I don´t think it's a dispute over the money the YT channel generates, but who knows, I'd like some closure. They might not be the most insightful reviewers (highest playing level ones though) but their good vibes, fresh approach and fun...

Shift 315, I was also interested in the 300, but since I tend to prefer frames with more inbuilt control, and there were some reports of really low Sw (you know Wilson) opted for the 315, I think they must play similar, it is a racquet that takes time to get used, but it is growing on me. The...

I've been playing these for some time, still no clear winner, all three show promise. Good times for holicing.

PSX is growing on him, it was expected. You might be right, this frame can take very stiff strings and make them feel softish (not so sure about confort thogh).

First hitting I thought PSX was super maneuverable, but in the end the specs don´t lie. “Heavier Blade” or “Blade Pro 100” kind of suits it.

No, and I'm pretty sure I'd like it, at the time I was playing with an extended H22, but was so hard to replicate that I found myself trying other extended frames, and the Dunlop was "obliterating" the competition on the TWU data, plus had the feel.

Hi guys, I’ve made a drastic technical change, and at least during this period I need something more manoeuvrable than my beloved Dunlops CX200+, also in my bag a couple of H22 and a V5 Blade 16x19. I got a 2022 Ezone 98 and the new Pro Staff v14 X, these are my thoughts: Ezone 98: Super...

Nice videos and cool backhand. You seem to play better with the Cx200 and the Cx400 tour. Dunlop has several gems in its line up of racquets.

Really interesting racquets but that grip shape... I used Head TK82S pallets, they kind of work, but don't fit perfectly, there was 1mm gap between them.

L2. You are going to put a leather grip, Yonex base grip is really thin, so unless the leather grip you have in mind is that thin, it will increase the size of the grip. Be aware that the butt cap has little flair, so you'll have to build it up, or replace it with a Wilson butt cap.

Yonex grips run larger than other brands, (specially compared to Head, Prince, or Dunlop, no so much with Babolat and Wilson, but still noticeable). The thing is their butt caps have minimal flare, some players may feel they aren't any bigger if they focus on their ring and little finger.

Dunlop Srixon CX200 + has both more power potential and hitting weight than any of those (if we take into account extended racquets). Hidden gem, however I think power with PD98 PA98 or EZ98 is easier to access.

Great episode, love these guys : )

Nice one, when I watched the video some BHs reminded me of "el rey David", then remembered who his coach is...

H22, I have 3, specially one of them.

Winning his first 7 GS finals is f awesome. Second best is "only" at 3.

A better player will beat you no matter the racquet (regular specs). The question is, will he beat a version of himself playing a racquet better suited for his game?

8 mains in the throat.

Good post, I think that hollow feel is more pronounced in wide beamed rackets.

His opponents do have to make adjustments to his signature combo of big groundstrokes and out of nowhere dropshots. Rune seemed inspired by that strategy against Zverev.

Some players are surprised by how hard Nadal hits during practice sessions.

In the era of poly strings S&V is almost a frivolity, so Federer.

Even if there were (and without taking into account QC), it is more important which pattern you prefer, I think you can switch without many problems since both models have 8 mains in the centre.

Top frame indeed, I like it strung with Solinco Hyper G 1.25 at 23 Kg (50,7 lbs)

It's a mistake, it has the same Spin Window that the regular Pure Strikes ( 305 g).

Graphene Extreme Pro has Tk82s pallets