Choosing racket for myself yonex vcore89, blx ps90, or ???

[Gambit61]

Well I used to play a lot of tennis in my younger days n stopped in college. Now I am back. I m open to advice n suggestion from my fellow tennis lovers.

First racket was a Dunlop n it was properly low sq in
Then a Wilson profile 95 sq in
Then prince extender oversize
currently using 2010 blx 61 95

Now I got to try a Wilson ps 85 n really love the plow thru feeling.
I was trying to get a blx ps 90 n was told to go yonex 89. Read into it n figure it was better.

I m looking for control n a plow thru feeling. I have no problem with spin n power. Sorry for the long history.

Thanks

 

[maxpotapov]

Volkl C10 Pro,
http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/reviews/C10P12/C10P12review.html
Just can't get any better than this for oldskoolers

 

[Herve]

PS85 substitute

Look no further than the Yonex Vcore 89.

Brilliant stick, the real and worthy successor to the PS85 in terms of classic feel, with added modern plow-through, spin capability and stability.

The new PS90 6.1 does not even come close. I have been playing with the PS85 for years and the only frame that found grace in my eyes was the VCore 89.

Demo it, you won't be disappointed.

 

[Gambit61]

Thanks for the reply. I will look into the Volkl to be thorough.

I am gonna get a vcore 89 to test soon. Years ago I played with the Prince synergy extender CTS(over 100 sq in).

I've been playing with the 2010 blx 6.1 95. I seem to have quite a bit of frame hit while serving and a couple of time on ground strokes. I know I have not played in years but a few question came to mind. The day of and after playing tennis for the whole weekend for 4+ hours on Saturday and Sunday. I seem to be quite sore in the back, shoulder, bicep and muscles around my shoulder. I don't believe its tennis elbow but I slightly concern. It probably from the lack of playing tennis for a long time. I wonder if in part is due to the near 12 oz racket and mishit due to the smaller head size.

Therefore I am also contemplating on trying the Head extreme pro 2.0.