3 of the heavy weights - C10 Pro v Q Tour 325 v VCP H

[Crocodile]

Any of you still using these frames. I certainly still enjoy them and like the idea that I don’t need to add lead or a leather grip. They just plough through the ball and volleying is a treat. My preference is as follows:
1. PK Q Tour 325
2. Volkl C 10 Pro 330
3. Yonex V Core Pro H
The Volkl PB 10 Mid would actually be in front of the C10 but it’s not that widely available and the Head PT 2.0 would be somewhere around position 3 with the Yonex. The Prince 93P 18/20 would also be somewhere in equal 3rd. The RF 97 would be further back due to its stiffness and heavy SW.
Once I’m done with the heavy weights my lighter weight option will look like this;
1. PK Q Tour 315
2. Wilson Pro Staff V14
3. Head Auxetic Prestige Pro
I’m sure I may have missed something but I thought I would share my views on this segment of the market. You may have noticed that I’m pretty positive with my views on the PK frames but they are very solid and comfortable to use and available in large grip
sizes. The price is also very good and the beam style very retro. What do you think?

 

[mg_teaneck]

I switched from the Head Auxetic Prestige Pro to Prokennex Q+ Tour 300 which has less feel but better playability. I'm a little curious about the Volkl C10 Pros and if they have the right blend of feel and playability, but I'm pretty satisfied with the Limoncello so no need to start playtesting the Volkls.

 

[Crocodile]

Yes the PK Q Tours, C10 and PB 10 Mids have been standouts for years.
The Yonex Tour G 330 also a great racquet. Some people felt they played like logs of a tree, but I think it was the last generation before they went to a tin can feel. I think the current VCP H kind of fixes thing but the tour G frames had that foam filled sensation and so dud the Dunlop Biomimetic 200.
it’s great to be able to buy a racquet stock and not have play around with lead.

 

[Crocodile]

Both the C10 and Q Tours could do with a more classy yet simple cosmetic improvement, the C10 was only updated last year and they added an anniversary model which is a good thing, but it looks a bit ordinary.
PK needs to finish the race car cosmetics of the last 2 generations and bring back something similar they had when they marketed the Type C Heritage frames in that bluey grey which looked great.

 

[ragingbull1980]

I'm still stuck on my BB 11 MP, have not played anything as good yet. So hard to change frames for me as I'm very particular in what i like. The pk tours 325 are close, but much lower launch angle compared to my BB 11Mp