Hi everyone,
A couple of my buddies and I were discussing this as the pro players we work with have received different rackets that not only differ in specs but some say also feel.
As per my experience, all the rackets have been the same until now (IP code) with my player.
Now things changed a bit with Yonex as they grew much bigger. We can discuss it privately.
My question is pretty simple though;
Does your store bought Yonex racket have "IP" or "GR" at the end of the code on the throat? (Specifically latest generation Vcore (100) if possible)
It should be written on the "Vcore" side of the throat. The "Yonex" side of the throat usually has grip size written on it.
I don't have any store bought rackets to compare the Yonex issued ones to.
All the best and thank you for your answers.
A couple of my buddies and I were discussing this as the pro players we work with have received different rackets that not only differ in specs but some say also feel.
As per my experience, all the rackets have been the same until now (IP code) with my player.
Now things changed a bit with Yonex as they grew much bigger. We can discuss it privately.
My question is pretty simple though;
Does your store bought Yonex racket have "IP" or "GR" at the end of the code on the throat? (Specifically latest generation Vcore (100) if possible)
It should be written on the "Vcore" side of the throat. The "Yonex" side of the throat usually has grip size written on it.
I don't have any store bought rackets to compare the Yonex issued ones to.
All the best and thank you for your answers.
