Yonex RDiS 200 Tour

Hotrocks

Rookie
Rdx 500 Mp

I've hit with the RDiS 100 MPs and I want 'em! I had the RDS 001 and liked them. I like the flex and feel of the RQiS 1 Tour and the RQiS 1 Tour XLs. The RDX 500s are my fave by far. I want a new Yonex racquet!

Just purchased a few of the older Yonex 500 RDX's, in Mid & Midplus. You stated these were your favorite...I must agree! Were do you find grommets for the 90" and 98"? THanks......
 

basil J

Hall of Fame
I like the new Paint job. Hmm a little thicker beam? the TI 80 was a little thicker than the 002T and I liked that one better...
 

sw00sh

Rookie
Great stuff ... like to hear more pros getting onto yonex's bandwagon!
Let's hope verdasco gets some decent result and able to give yonex more tv times. ;-)
 

catfish

Professional
Just compared the specs... the RDiS 200 is thicker than the RDiS 100 MP by 1 mm... and thicker than the RDS002s. But it's not as thick as the hoop in the RQiS 1 Tour, which is good for me 'cause the ball always slams into the hoop when I slice ('cause I'm a bad slicer).

xfactorer, do you have the specs on the RDiS 200 non-tour? I'm debating on whether to get another RDS 002 before they're gone, or wait until march to try the new RDiS 200. I have looked around on the internet, but can't find specs.
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
Yonex just put up specs... looks like the two different versions of the RDiS 200 are just in weight.

The new RDiS 200s are supposed to be flexible AND powerful; two traits thought to be conflicting. Blah blah blah; I just hit with a brand new YouTek Radical Pro that I bought last night... now I'm selling it and waiting for the RDiS 200s!
 

yemenmocha

Professional
Yonex just put up specs... looks like the two different versions of the RDiS 200 are just in weight.

The new RDiS 200s are supposed to be flexible AND powerful; two traits thought to be conflicting. Blah blah blah; I just hit with a brand new YouTek Radical Pro that I bought last night... now I'm selling it and waiting for the RDiS 200s!

where is this URL? I went to yonex.com and under the RDiS there isn't a 200 listed. thanks


wait... all I found was the one racquet:
http://www.yonex.com/tennis/topics/rdis200/index.html
 

JStar7

Rookie
I guess the "G" weight and the "HG" weight mean that there are two different versions. I still think that the RDS 002 Tour's specs look a little bit better and suit my game more. The beam is thinner and the stock weight is meatier. But i'll give this stick a shot when it releases.
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
It seems to be touted as being super flexible... at least that's what the ads lead me to believe. I hope it's a reincarnation of the RDX 500!
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
If it's a yonex then 310 or 7-8 pts headlight, 64-5 flex and 320-24 swingweight would be a reasonable guess.

Why would you say that? The RDiS 100s are more flexible than the RDS 001s... so maybe by this iteration of the RDiS with Toughlex, it'll be even more flexible like the old RDX! Fingers crossed!
 

roy9031

New User
Yonex RDiS200

Specs for the RDiS200
Head Size 98 sq in.
Average Weight G: 295g
HG: 320g
Balance G: 320mm
HG: 310mm
Length 27.0 in.
Material CS Carbon Nanotube
Stringing Pattern 16/19
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
I heard from someone who got a demo in Singapore that the beam was much thicker than the rds tour.

Yeah; the RDiS 200 has a thicker beam. It's in the specs. Now what we don't know is the swing weight, pts. head light, or flex. Flex seems to be a main point made by Yonex in the ads... let's hope it's a re-incarnation of the RDX 500s!
 

nabbydian

Hall of Fame
I heard from someone who got a demo in Singapore that the beam was much thicker than the rds tour.

dont know if we are talking about the same guy

but my friend went over to AO and saw the RDIS200(cant rem if it was pic or he saw it live) and he said the beam was much thicker, he even took pictures and posted it here

btw i do not believe anyone from Singapore has a demo of it yet
 

onkystomper

Hall of Fame
Just spoke to a store in the UK & they said that RDiS 200 tour is not out until JUNE...

JUNE.... hell no.. i quite wanted to try this out but I need rackets now :(
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
Just spoke to a store in the UK & they said that RDiS 200 tour is not out until JUNE...

JUNE.... hell no.. i quite wanted to try this out but I need rackets now :(

TW Europe already has pics of the racquet up for sale... Yonex tent at AO indicated it was a March release....
 

onkystomper

Hall of Fame
TW Europe already has pics of the racquet up for sale... Yonex tent at AO indicated it was a March release....

Yeah they have the 295 gram version for sale. I am talking about the tour 320 gram version.. I can also only say what this well known retailer told me.
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
wow that racket is really light, only 295 grams. I'll pass

They have a 320g one, too... Europe is getting only the lighter one.

It's gonna be more powerful and more flexible than the RDiS 100s, but not as soft as the RQiS 1 Tour.
 

mutantducky

Semi-Pro
I'm going to demo the Yonex RDIS 100 MP again, along with the 200 and 300. Which ever I like best I'll think about getting. Kind of seems the 300 gets overlooked.
 

GoSurfBoy

Semi-Pro
I've tried almost everyones 'player's' racket out there, even the new batch of Wilson, Head, and Babs (I don't bother with 18-main frames). Some okay, some pretty good - but certainly didn't live up to the hype - and wait....

The Dunlop 500 T and the Yonex RDiS100 are the two at the top, as far as I'm concerned (I'm waiting for 4 Vantage frames at the moment), in comparing them to my pro stock Heads (mid).

If Yonex is 'going down the wrong road', I say great. They're some of the best frames I've tried. I don't get all wrapped up in specs as so many do. They simply aren't a bearing on how a racket feels or plays here. You can grab two frames from different makers with virtually identical specs - and they play nothing alike.

Interested to try this new 200. It would be great if they made a Mid, but I also forget that the Dunlop is a 100" head, so easy it is to play, and I swear, with that '100' on the side of the RDiS 100, you think it IS a 100, so big is the sweetspot.

Just my 2 cents....
 

XFactorer

Hall of Fame
I've tried almost everyones 'player's' racket out there, even the new batch of Wilson, Head, and Babs (I don't bother with 18-main frames). Some okay, some pretty good - but certainly didn't live up to the hype - and wait....

The Dunlop 500 T and the Yonex RDiS100 are the two at the top, as far as I'm concerned (I'm waiting for 4 Vantage frames at the moment), in comparing them to my pro stock Heads (mid).

If Yonex is 'going down the wrong road', I say great. They're some of the best frames I've tried. I don't get all wrapped up in specs as so many do. They simply aren't a bearing on how a racket feels or plays here. You can grab two frames from different makers with virtually identical specs - and they play nothing alike.

Interested to try this new 200. It would be great if they made a Mid, but I also forget that the Dunlop is a 100" head, so easy it is to play, and I swear, with that '100' on the side of the RDiS 100, you think it IS a 100, so big is the sweetspot.

Just my 2 cents....

Well, if you grab two identically spec-ed racquets from two different brands, you still have the material it was made from to take into consideration. Anyway, I recently bought a YouTek Radical Pro and hit with it and it felt hollow and bland compared to my Yonex RQiS 1 Tour. It didn't feel solid, but the flex was nice. Hated the grip. Anyway, I had to return it.

I'm anxious for the RDiS 200, but now that I know there are new RQ series racquets coming out, I'm curious to see if I should wait or make the leap to the 200. I'm long over-due for an upgrade.
 

stevewcosta

Professional
I've tried almost everyones 'player's' racket out there, even the new batch of Wilson, Head, and Babs (I don't bother with 18-main frames). Some okay, some pretty good - but certainly didn't live up to the hype - and wait....

The Dunlop 500 T and the Yonex RDiS100 are the two at the top, as far as I'm concerned (I'm waiting for 4 Vantage frames at the moment), in comparing them to my pro stock Heads (mid).

If Yonex is 'going down the wrong road', I say great. They're some of the best frames I've tried. I don't get all wrapped up in specs as so many do. They simply aren't a bearing on how a racket feels or plays here. You can grab two frames from different makers with virtually identical specs - and they play nothing alike.

Interested to try this new 200. It would be great if they made a Mid, but I also forget that the Dunlop is a 100" head, so easy it is to play, and I swear, with that '100' on the side of the RDiS 100, you think it IS a 100, so big is the sweetspot.

Just my 2 cents....

Wrong road since their R line. You may be too young to know the 80'S r SERIES - perfect racquets.
 

GoSurfBoy

Semi-Pro
I just picked up an RDX 500 Mid. Nice, but I think the RDiS100 is a better frame. More feel, better overall flex pattern, more pocketing.

I worry about midplus frames, as I've generally shied away from them, but I have hopes for this 200, as I'm finding Yonex frames to be some of the best player's frames out there....

My point is exactly that about specs and totally different rackets; Talking to Sven at Vantage, and I agree; For all the newest and latest/greatest disco-material "claims" of all these makers, why is it pro stock frames are simply 100% graphite, or a bit of fiberglass in the mix? Nothing exotic, straight forward tennis rackets.

Again, it ALWAYS comes down to 'feel'. What you like may be completely different than what I like, but good to hash out the good and bad points.
 
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