Item Description (Brand/Model/Year): Wilson KBlade Team 104, c2010
Grip Size / Size: 4
Quantity: 1
Condition (x out of 10): 8.5 out of 10
*Specific Time Used (must give specific time, must be over 30 minutes): 2 hours by me. Owned before me (time used unknown)
*General Description (including any...
Item description: Angell ASL, 2019
Lenght: 27in
Grip size / Size: G3 (4 3/8)
Quantity: 2
Head Size: 100
String Pattern: 16x19
Unstrung Weight: 295g
Condition (x out of 10): 9 out of 10
Specific Time Used: One used for 5 hours from new. Other used 3 hours.
General Description: Used (always with...
Item description: Volkl V Sense 8 (315)
Length: 27in
Grip size / Size: G4 (4 1/2)
Quantity: 1
Head Size: 100
String Pattern: 16x18
Unstrung Weight: 315g
Condition (x out of 10): 9.5 out of 10
Specific Time Used: used for 3 hours from new.
General Description: Used, but in near perfect condition...
Item description: Babolat Pure Aero, 2019
Lenght: 27in
Grip size / Size: G3 (4 3/8)
Quantity: 1
Head Size: 100
String Pattern: 16x19
Unstrung Weight: 300g
Condition (x out of 10): 9.5 out of 10
Specific Time Used: used for 2 hours from new.
General Description: Used (always with an overgrip)...
Item Description (Brand/Model/Year): Angell ASL 2019
Grip Size / Size: 4 3/8 (L3)
Quantity: 2
Head Size (if a racquet): 100
Condition (x out of 10): 9/10
*Specific Time Used (must give specific time, must be over 30 minutes): Bought last month. Used for 5 hours each.
*General Description...
For me the Ezone 98 lacks the feel that the DR98 provides, and plays much stiffer. The Vcore 98 is somewhere in between the two. It may take a few goes to get the string and tension combination right on these. For me YY PTP 1.25 at 48 worked well in the VC98.
Prestige P vs P100P. Both are thin beamed players racquets with an open string pattern. For me the Prestige offers more pinpoint control but with a smaller sweetspot and less spin. It has a relatively "modern" feel - so feels stiffer than the specs suggest. The P100P has quite a large sweetspot...
I've recent picked up a Head Radical Twin Tube OS - the "zebra". Despite being such a large head i'm finding that the stability offered combined with 18/19 pattern and 58RA gives me a very high level of consistency without losing control. For example it allows me to play a "block" defensive shot...
Ok. Well there are too many racquet options to go over, but it makes sense to mention the newer Ezone 98 305. This has a generally stiffer lay-up so perhaps demo that and see if you prefer the feel?