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Volkl Organix 7 (310g and 295g) TW Review
Does anyone have any thoughts on the TW review of the Volkl Organix 7 (310g and 295g)? Looks like its comparable to the Babalot Pro Drive.
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The reviews from TW are not complete yet, i sent an e-mail about a week and half ago about the broken link and they replied telling me that the reviews for the 7 were in the works and would be posted accordingly. I am looking forward to the 295 even with the ugly green paint job, like the specs there. A local shop owner here who specializes in Volkl will have demos at the end of next week and said the color in person is better than it seems. He said the Volkl warehouse was closed this past week for stoking and inventory and he should have the demos, so i plan on demoing the 295 and maybe even the 310 next weekend.
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I had a chance to hold and swing a strung 310 and the swingweight feels ALOT higher than the listed 327. Felt will into the 330s, which I'd expect given that it's listed as 11.5 ounces strung and only 1 point headlight.
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go Youtube
You can get to the video portion of the review by Chris thru TW's youtube channel. I guess the written portion is not yet ready so it's not on the website yet.
I'm also looking forward to the 295 version based on the specs, but the 74 stiffness ratings do scare me a bit too. arnoldr |
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http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...IjNNp_xk4NaeDZ I just wish they had 2-3 other players with different styles do a review as well, maybe they are working on that. Chris definitely seems like a Volkl fanboy with these reviews, but it was very very helpful and I cannot wait to try the 295 version. Actually, after that review I think I am already sold that it is the right frame that I am looking to compliment my new Steam S frame. |
I hope the written review has comments from a few testers. It seems that the Organix 7 295g is similar to the bb delta core pro specs.
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not to nit-pick or anything, but shouldn't the overall score in the 310 review be 83?
I added it up twice, lol |
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Love it, loving tennis, playing well, sooo easy!!!
hard to see any negatives, i feel like a bit of a fool, really. sort of reminds me of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation from Douglas Adams. it is possible to be blinded to the limitations of mid size racquets by the sense of achievement one gets from getting them to work at all... no wonder pretty much the entire pro tour have gone to mid pluses long ago.. |
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What do you mean by this? Does it refer to the "ease" that the X-7 gives to your game and its also an analogy to the techno instruments found in Syrious Cybernetics...? |
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For those that have tried the 310 version ; does it feel stiff as hell as the rating suggest,or is it really comfortable as Chris says in the review ?
Tried another OS in the Blade 104 and that was a pleasant surprise,and this one got even better reviews,im just worried about the stiffness. |
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The Overall Score is not an average of the previous scores. It is rather what the playtester's overall thoughts on the racquet were. Brittany, TW |
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it is a reference to a mythical corporation famous for making high tech stuff that was frustratingly complex and unreliable. I meant mid size frames remind me of them. ie, you can be so pleased to actually play a decent shot with them (because they are so demanding) that you forget you would have played that shot and a lot more with a larger frame.. to teh guy asking about stiffness : for me, very comfortable. |
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So, maybe the X 7 is along this type of racket which you can use to crush the ball, get great pace, big sweetspot, no vibrations and light and maneuvarable to hit all night with it without that log feel of heavy, players rackets? And, do you think this extended length racket does not affect one handed backhand strokes? |
loving it.
I play with 1HBH btw, I can whip it around fine, very, very happy :) |
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I think I've read most of your posts on both new 7's. I understand that you haven't hit as much with your son's 295, but I am hoping that you can provide as much of a comparison as you can? I also play with a one handed backhand and tend to enjoy 12 to 12.5 ounce frames for their plow through on slice and flat serves. In your experience, do both 7's offer substantial plow through? Could you please also indicate your strings and tension? Thanks very much for sharing. - Ben |
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