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Is Tomic Using Retail Yonex Vcore 98d? And Wawrinka?
Is Tomic Really Using Yonex Vcore 98d? And What About Wawrinka?
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They are, check out the pictures and look for the string pattern and throat, it is the VCore, anybody who demoed would recognize them.
Wawrinka has a leather grip underneath the over-grip and I saw some lead on his first picture using didn't notice the lead at 3&9 anymore. I think Tomic also has leather grip, but I didn't see any lead as of now, maybe somebody else saw something else. Tomic is cracking the ball. |
they are definitely yonex frames, if you look at the shape that much is apparent. whether they are using the stock frames, i doubt. probably a modified version old a yonex mold.
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Some players don't use any lead some do, but the racquet is the same for those who use the model, in this case Wawrinka, Juan Monaco, Go Soeda and Tomic use the same racquet but of course all of them have their preferences so it would be natural for all of them to use the same racquet with different weights, balance and so forth. To prove you that some Yonex players use lead and Yonex not always does what you think here are some links. Bear with me, I don't know how to post pictures straight here. From Monacos Facebook, this picture shows the lead @ 3&9 I had seen it on TV. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=1&theater Maria Kirilenko's racquet with lead tape RQiS 2 Tour: http://www.google.com/imgres?q=kiril...:429,r:20,s:42 Zheng Jie's racquet- Lead @ 10 & 2, from Yonex facebook's page. I also saw this on TV. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=3&theater |
It may also be the fact that the players don't need any lead added and not that we don't see it.
They do use the same racquets available for sale, unless a special customization like Joachim Johansson's 18x20, special for him. He also had the 16X18. I know most of these guys that use Yonex 98 sq in, they use 28in long as well, I think most here know that. All the women for sure use retail and modify their raquets as they please. |
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I am testing 95 and it is very very good racket. |
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Yonex Vcore - do they make one for men?
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I guess I am coming from a bio 200, so the serve isn't too different to swing, but goes faster! |
I think they both are using Yonex Vcore 98d's. No paintjob.
But I feel most people ask that question because they want to start playing with what pros play with because once you get the equipment out of the picture all you have to focus on is your hard work and talents. So people decide to switch to it because they think they can become those players. All I can say is people who want pro stock items, people have played with the st. vincent, but I don't see anyone s/v'ing like sampras. People have the pro stock pt57's, but I don't see them hitting like Simon or Soderling. So, maybe we should just focus more on what you hit well with than what people are using. Pardon the digression, but people do take who is hitting with what too seriously here. If Murray sent you his personal racquets, I doubt you could hit your strokes like him. So focus on yourself, rather than the equipment. |
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My idea was to demo 98d matched to 95 specs to truly compare but since you stated that 98 was noticeably stiffer to you my plan would not work since I would feel that difference as well... So looks like I am done making excused to NOT buy 95d LOL |
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