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Looking for tips here.
Last summer/early fall (I'm in Illinois) I did a couple of demos with TW. I checked out the Volkl V-1 V sense, the Yonex DR98, the Yonex Vcore 310, the Prince Phantom 93, the Prince Textreme Tour 100P and the Prince Phantom 100P.
Problem is, while I liked two racquets, there were in two different demo flights. . . so I never had a chance to side-by-side them.
I came up with the Prince Textreme Tour 100P and the Prince Phantom 100P as my top two. THEN the weather got wet and suddenly cold and now, no tennis playing until spring. I decided to do a head-to-head comparison in the spring----and also to try to fidn a way to try to Angell TC 95----but now the Textreme Tour 100P is on sale. So what do I do? The Phantom performed very well, all over (I play all-court, 4.5 level); the Textreme leans more toward what I'm trying to find in a new racquet, chiefly added power on serve and some more free power than a straight-up players frame, in a lighter package. (My current frame is a players frame, and I'm getting tired after playing hard for an hour and a half or so).
Should I stay the course till spring? Should I pop for a Textreme and just end the racquet testing? Bear in mind that the last time I changed racquets was in 1998; I'm looking for a long-term relationship here.
Last summer/early fall (I'm in Illinois) I did a couple of demos with TW. I checked out the Volkl V-1 V sense, the Yonex DR98, the Yonex Vcore 310, the Prince Phantom 93, the Prince Textreme Tour 100P and the Prince Phantom 100P.
Problem is, while I liked two racquets, there were in two different demo flights. . . so I never had a chance to side-by-side them.
I came up with the Prince Textreme Tour 100P and the Prince Phantom 100P as my top two. THEN the weather got wet and suddenly cold and now, no tennis playing until spring. I decided to do a head-to-head comparison in the spring----and also to try to fidn a way to try to Angell TC 95----but now the Textreme Tour 100P is on sale. So what do I do? The Phantom performed very well, all over (I play all-court, 4.5 level); the Textreme leans more toward what I'm trying to find in a new racquet, chiefly added power on serve and some more free power than a straight-up players frame, in a lighter package. (My current frame is a players frame, and I'm getting tired after playing hard for an hour and a half or so).
Should I stay the course till spring? Should I pop for a Textreme and just end the racquet testing? Bear in mind that the last time I changed racquets was in 1998; I'm looking for a long-term relationship here.