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#141 |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Have 4 racquets from TW coming in to demo today.
C10 Pro Technifibre Tfight 320 Yonex Vcore 95D Dunlop Biomimetic F 3.0 Tour I've been playing with a PB10 Mid for the past 2-3 years and absolutely love the feel and control from the frame, but want something with a little more pop that what I get with my Powerbridge. So I'm really excited to see what the C10 has to offer. I'm a huge fan of the buttery smooth feel Volkl frames provide and have heard this one is addictive as well. Maybe I'll be joining the club soon! |
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#142 |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 26
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Unbelievable frame. Customized at 12 or 3 and 9, even better. New org 10 mid coming out early next year.
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#143 |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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I just got 2 of the 2010 yellow frames. Even though many prefer the black color, I am really enjoying the yellow with tourna grip blue off-setting it. I am also enjoying the weight and the balance of the frames. I am coming off a lighter frame, the PK BA 93. I found that I had too many off-center shots and wanted to go with at least a 98" head. I had some Redondo MPs but I found them sluggish to get around. I am pleasantly surprised with the C10 Pro. If I was to compare to the Redondo MP which has similar specs (i know string pattern is different, but frame specs) then I would say that the C10 pro has a balance which enables you to swing with a modern style. It is easier to swing up through the ball, or brush up the back of the ball, depending on your swing style - the racket seems to want to do that. The redondo seems to want to go forward more than up - probably suiting a flatter swing style. Not sure if that makes sense.
I am playing around with strings which I will write more about in the string section. I am experimenting with polys right now as i want the benefit of the spin they can offer. I am cautious of my arm though. I tried Lux M2 (130 and 125) which I think doesn't work in this frame. Too springy and it lost tension quickly. I have one bed with Solinco Revolution/True Feel hybrid at 52/54 and Tecnifibre Pro Red Code 16/Gosen OG 16 at 50/54. Haven't tried the RC/Gosen yet - but found the solinco hybrid a bit soft. I will try Revolution next with OG Micro to see if that makes it feel more crisp. I hope I have found my lasting sticks. I believe after experimenting a lot (Head prestige, dunlop 4D 200 Tour, redondo, BA 93) that the racket is a vehicle for the strings. The frame is about balance and weight and ploughthrough and the string gives the playability and trajectory. I know there is more to it than that for many, but that is where I have got to in my racket search so far. I think the specs of the C10 pro could give me my ultimate racket, when combined with the right strings, grips and maybe lead weighting (top of grip and/or hoop). I am debating the leather grip or synthetic right now. I have 2 frames so I will take time to test them out and see. Probably won't make a decision till I have settled on a string choice. Hope I can join the club!
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#144 |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Bs. As.
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TW is giving away the C10´s at only $75!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Volk...KL-C10P12.html |
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Shipping costs tu europe are around 50 usd?..
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#148 |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Charlotte, NC
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Thanks! I am getting my first real hit with it Wednesday. Has TNT Tour 2 in it now and I will go from there depending. This string was included when I bought the frame. I may try Cyclone when it gets warmer but I did come from 64 lbs with Sensation in my 6.1's. i look forward to getting used to the frame. I love the initial feel.
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#149 |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Hey guys, just ordered 2 of these off TW on account of the sale. Have to wait til I go home for christmas to try them though. Strung with SPPP @ 53 lbs.
Coming from POG mids, what would you guys expect me to notice/adjust to?
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I´m weak...I could not resist that offer and just ordered 3 C10´s 2012 and the latest volkl mega bag (the black one)...Even paying u$s101 on ups shipping to Argentina, is a great deal compared with the prices at this lands...
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an hour later i sended the payment for the C10´s, the $75 offer was over...i was lucky to grab some c10 at time
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Anyway, they dont havr stock in my grip, so i'll have to wait a few weeks
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#154 |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Unfortunately TW had a false advertisement on their main page that the racket was still at 55 percent discount. I called them and they did not honor their advertisement. I was disappointed and I may not order from TW again. At least TW would honor their own website's advertisements.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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#156 |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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So those around these brds long enough, the tour 10 Gen I was a favorite over the old C 10. So how is the new C 10 I guess a rather long way of asking is the new new different. I was somewhat surprised by the power score given by Chris (85) he is very reliable in my opinion, so the new must be bit different. How do other players feel?
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#157 |
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#158 |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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count me in, having 1st C10 pro with head finest calfskin. i love the supper flex and feel of hitting.
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#159 |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: MALAYSIA
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Hi All
I understand that all Vokyl sticks come with a rectangular like grip. How does this grip feel compared to say Dunlop sticks ? Smaller or larger ? Thanks
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#160 |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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By circumference, it is exactly the same.
I use Dunlop 4. For Volkl I get grip 3, then put some padding on the two widest bevels to make an approximation to Dunlop 4. Volkl 4 is uncomfortable for me. OK on forehand, but very awkward on backhand. Volkl 3 is fine on backhand, but not enough to grab on on the forehand. Hence the padding. Volkl 3 with padding is approximately equal to Dunlop 4. Beware that padding will add weight to the handle. On a few Volkl racquets I particularly like, I do the complete surgery: I remove the pallets, put the light padding on the hairpin, pallets #3 on top, and put a Wilson or Dunlop buttcap. This gives me the "normal" grip, that's comfortable for me. There are "Attiva" pallets which are supposedly more square, but I am not sure of that. I have one, and it seems to have the same rectangular proportions as their other pallets. In the far-away past (80s), Volkl racquets had a regular grip. This oval shape is a relatively new trend. I am surprised they managed to stay in business for that long with such an annoyance to the consumers. |
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