I tried the 95 version of this racquet a long time ago and really liked it. I has a lot of control, spin, power, and comfort. I'd string it with any string you like. As it's 28 inches long, it serves great. I remember I could hit my serves very casually and get good placement and great power. And backhands are wonderful. The spin of this racquet is very nice. It's not one-dimensional like the topspin you get with the rdx 500. You can hit very good slice, decent topspin, big topspin, flat balls, dipping shots, heavy balls, and whatever else you want to do at will. I really love that about this racquet. What I didn't like about this racquet is that it was a little too long, skinny and flexible for me. The length was an issue with volleys, and when my footwork was a little lazy and the ball got a little too close to me, my forehand suffered. But the control on this racquet is ridiculous, and I got out of trouble with bad technique because of it. I remember thinking that it didn't take me much effort to place the ball where I wanted it to go. But I also remember that I thought the racquet was doing the control job for me a bit much. I felt like the racquet was in charge of me instead of the other way around, and I didn't like that feeling. It was like it had a mind of its own, a good mind, nonetheless, that kept the ball in play though. I know it's weird, but maybe you'll see what I'm talking about if you play with it. I actually think this racquet has better control than the super rd tour. When trying out Yonex racquets back in the day, I loved this racquet, the super rd tour 95 and the rd power 10 long 95. I still play with my old rd power 10 long 95's and haven't found anything better to this day.
