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Old 10-20-2012, 12:05 PM   #41
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I'm also very interested in demoing the Bio 100 the 16 by 19 is appealing to me!

I use 1 hand backhand and its great the v89, overall great racket, I just like to demo new racket always so I have my eys on the bio 100 looks like its the same specs as the 89 tour but I need more input, anyone?
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Old 10-20-2012, 12:34 PM   #42
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I'm also very interested in demoing the Bio 100 the 16 by 19 is appealing to me!

I use 1 hand backhand and its great the v89, overall great racket, I just like to demo new racket always so I have my eys on the bio 100 looks like its the same specs as the 89 tour but I need more input, anyone?
Actually, the Bio100 is a bit lighter spec'd than the v89 (11.7 Dunlop vs 12.1 Yonex; 323 SW vs 335 SW).
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Old 10-20-2012, 09:32 PM   #43
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Have you used any of the other Yonexes (past or present)? Any other mids? How do they compare to your current Bio100 and what is your setup (stock or modded)?
Because this is a thread for Yonex VCT 89 I suggest you read my brief review about Bio100 here.

About the setup, I've changed my Bio100's grip to Gamma leather and add an overgrip, no lead tape; now it weights about 340+ gr strung (I forgot the exact number). According to TW specs it's quite similar to VCT89, and perhaps it also brings Bio100's SW close to VCT89; not sure though.

From the data gathered by TW, the main different between Bio100 and VCT89 is their power level. VCT89 is more powerful on every part of the racquet, especially at its outer part. From there I think VCT89 is a much more forgiving racquet than Bio100.
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Old 10-21-2012, 08:50 AM   #44
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hi 89 yonex users ,

i often read on this thread or others reviews that this 89vcore play more like a 95 , so i ask you if i can try it because i use a tecnifibre 295 (95) and would like to know if this change will not shock me in term of playability and forgiveness . I assume that will be a big change in term of weight but what about playability and forgiveness comparing to the tec 295 ?

sorry for my english guys

thanks
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Old 10-23-2012, 04:55 AM   #45
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For this thread alone, I bought another Vcore 89

This racket does wonders the most to volleys. Anybody else notice this as well?
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Old 10-23-2012, 11:36 AM   #46
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For this thread alone, I bought another Vcore 89

This racket does wonders the most to volleys. Anybody else notice this as well?
Not especially. While I like the stability and accuracy on volleys, I find the racquet to be a bit too muted to be "wonderful."

Best volleying racquet I've used was clearly the K-Factor 90. I haven't used the PS85, but I assume that might be even better.

I think the main feature of the Yonex 89 is that it's a terrific all-around frame. It really has no weaknesses. It serves bombs, is stable off of both wings during groundstrokes, and is very solid on volleys and overheads. Good control, good spin, and good comfort for the arm. It swings easy and has just enough mass behind it to be effective at higher levels.

Overall, it's a winner.
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Old 10-24-2012, 10:21 AM   #47
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Not especially. While I like the stability and accuracy on volleys, I find the racquet to be a bit too muted to be "wonderful."

Best volleying racquet I've used was clearly the K-Factor 90. I haven't used the PS85, but I assume that might be even better.

I think the main feature of the Yonex 89 is that it's a terrific all-around frame. It really has no weaknesses. It serves bombs, is stable off of both wings during groundstrokes, and is very solid on volleys and overheads. Good control, good spin, and good comfort for the arm. It swings easy and has just enough mass behind it to be effective at higher levels.

Overall, it's a winner.

I hear you. Considering how sh!ts my volleys were, it's a LOT better with this stick.
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Old 10-24-2012, 11:58 AM   #48
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I hear you. Considering how sh!ts my volleys were, it's a LOT better with this stick.
I second that! I went back to my EZONE Xi 98 for fun. It just gets pushed around a lot. The VCORE Tour 89 definitely helps me block balls back (I'm 4.5 from the baseline, 2.5 at net).
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Old 10-26-2012, 07:51 AM   #49
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I have found overheads to be craze awesome with it so far too...and obviously flat 1st serves.....
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Old 10-27-2012, 09:38 PM   #50
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This is the greatest racquet I have ever played with. I was in the Prestige mid club for 6 years, then I demoed this puppy and it was game over. The Prestige was demanding, but very rewarding. The 89T is just rewarding and I never feel like I could use "a bit more racquet".

If you play, or pretend to play, like the Fed... All around, 1HBH, classic strokes, flat shots and a bit of modern spin too...this racquet is a must try.

Also, I've tried other Yonex mids and never cared for them. After a few weeks with the 89T, I'm totally bought into Yonee now. Well at least this racquet.

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Old 10-27-2012, 10:37 PM   #51
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any pros using this yet
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Old 10-31-2012, 04:52 AM   #52
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Can anybody confirm this.TW said that VC 89 has Beam Width: 20.5mm / 20.5mm / 20mm / but on officail site i see Width Range: 20.0mm / 20.0mm / 19.0mm

Who is correct ?
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Old 10-31-2012, 05:09 AM   #53
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I think TW is correct the only part of the frame that seems slightly larger is the hoop. It bulges out a little more up there.
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Old 10-31-2012, 06:01 AM   #54
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I think TW is correct the only part of the frame that seems slightly larger is the hoop. It bulges out a little more up there.
The TW and the Official have the same profile .The only difference is that TW is 0.5mm wider.
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Old 11-07-2012, 10:40 AM   #55
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Does anyone know exactly WHEN this racket came out? Also, are they looking to upgrade this puppy any time soon? Thanks!
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Old 11-08-2012, 12:13 AM   #56
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Just bought a pair of this racket.

I was thinking of stringing it at 50lbs since it's supposedly "low power" but from
the posts in this thread it sounds that people are going even lower than that ...

Any recommendations for strings/tension?
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Old 11-08-2012, 08:44 AM   #57
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how does 89T compared to rds 001 mid?
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Old 11-10-2012, 05:26 PM   #58
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how does 89T compared to rds 001 mid?

Softer, but still firm. Less power. More control and feel. Swings easier and faster. Just a better racquet overall, no doubt about it.
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Old 11-12-2012, 03:31 AM   #59
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Dont know guys =)) This stick is good , but i have to lead it all the way up ,to be as stable as my k90 365 or I.PrestigeMid with lead 369 .89T weights around 386gr now this is huge for me , i can handle it but i dont want to=)) And fell is less then k90 or I.Prestige

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I'm happy to announce that as of 1PM today, I am officially part of the Club.

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