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My current list of top 10 arm elbow friendly racquets includes: Yonex EZONE DR98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Q+ Tour Pro Pro Kennex KI5 320 Head Graphene 360 Speed Pro Wilson Countervale Blade 98 18×20 Dunlop...

Can you try one of my top 10 arm elbow racquets listed below?: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Q+ Tour Pro Pro Kennex KI5 320 Head Graphene Touch Speed Pro Wilson Countervale Blade 98 18×20 Dunlop...

Racquets that are arm / elbow friendly tend to be comfort racquets here is a list to take a look at Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Q+ Tour Pro Pro Kennex KI5 320 Head Graphene Touch Speed Pro...

You are comparing one of the worst racquets for your arm to one of the worst racquets for your arm. Here are my current top 10 arm elbow friendly racquets Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Q+ Tour...

Hi, If you looking for an arm / elbow friendly racquet my current top 10 list includes: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Q+ Tour Pro Pro Kennex KI5 320 Head Graphene Touch Speed Pro Wilson...

Great idea getting away from Babalot Pure Drive and moving to a more classic players frame will also help dramatically to reduce your odds of developing arm or elbow problems. I would recommend any of the 10 following racquets which also happen to be my top 10 picks for arm elbow friendly...

Sounds like you are getting good advice. My current list of top 10 arm elbow friendly racquets have similar qualities and include Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Q+ Tour Pro Pro Kennex KI5 320 Head...

You need to rest and when you come back stay away the Babolat Pure Drive, most important you need a more flexible racquet with less vibration. You need to use an arm / elbow friendly racquet. My current top 10 list includes Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10...

Wow this is a smart group I see 0% recommend a light racquet and 33% a heavier flexible players racquets I would look at my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets which include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10...

A flexible control oriented racquet is what you need to prevent tennis elbow if you need more power string it looser. My top 10 list of arm friendly racquets currently includes. Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene Prestige MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g...

I also use an open string pattern racquet the strings break easier but they also play more flexible and put less strain on your arm. Since I started using string savers the strings last much longer so it is no longer an issue The string savers are inexpensive

What racquet are you using, it can make a huge difference on how your elbow feels. My current list of top 10 arm elbow friendly racquets includes. Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour ( Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour Pro...

My most current list of arm elbow friendly racquets include Yonex EZone DR 98 ( HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour ( Pro Kennex QI K5 315 Head Graphene Touch Speed Pro Wilson Countervale Blade 98 18×20...

Have you tried the Blade 98S 18X16 Countervail Tennis Racquet it is about the same weight as your racquet and has an open string pattern which would generate more spin. If you are concerned about arm or elbow problems you should be looking at something a little heavier but head light balanced...

I agree Pro Kennex does make a lot of arm elbow friendly racquets I especially like the Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour and the Pro Kennex QI K5 315 both of which are on my top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets. My current list includes: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X...

Not a good idea to switch to a lighter racquet but a great idea to switch away from Babolot pure drive to a more flexible frame. Look at a few from my top 10 list of arm / elbow friendly frames that include: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour...

Federer hits ball straight up after losing point against Del Potro and Annacone says he has never seen anything like that from Federer. I guess he was not at the Semis in 2009 in Miami when Federer smashed and broke his racquet in the middle of the match against Djokovic

Why don't you try some arm friendly racquets. My top 10 includes: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour Pro Kennex QI K5 315 Head Graphene Touch Speed Pro Wilson 2015 Blade 98 18×20 WILSON Pro...

Yes my current list of top 10 arm friendly racquets includes: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour Pro Kennex QI K5 315 Head Graphene Touch Speed Pro Wilson 2015 Blade 98 18×20 WILSON Pro Staff 97S

Please avoid the Babalot Pure Drive and Pure Aero if you want to avoid tennis elbow. Take a look at some of these: Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 Wilson Ultra Tour Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour Pro Kennex QI K5 315 Head Graphene Touch...

Go with a higher powered racquet that I really like the feel of, and try to *tame* the control some by stringing it a bit tighter? Or, go with a lower powered racquet that I have much better control with (but doesn't have quite as nice of feel to it), but need more power, and try to *boost* the...

Yes I would recommend looking at these they are my current top 10 list of arm elbow friendly racquets. Yonex EZone DR 98 HEAD XT Graphene MP PACIFIC BXT X Tour Pro 97 PRINCE Textreme Tour 100P Volkl Vsense 10 325g Pro Kennex Kinetic KI Q Tour Pro Kennex QI K5 315 Head Graphene Touch Speed...

I like that they made this version of the Ultra more flexible. Its specs are identical to the 2015 Blade 98 as far as RA, balance and weight. Both are arm elbow friendly racquets, not sure how they play differently

I have been using the cage 2 since they came out I had some trouble with my first pair because I used my usual size 10 but once I changed to a 9.5 they are perfect after a little breaking in Now a tried the Cage 3 and cannot find a size that fits right they just seem so narrow even though I have...