Gravity Tour98 vs Gravity Pro 2025

bastianw87

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Hi guys,

im struggling with my thoughts a Little bit and it would be interesting what you think.

Im a Level 3.5 player. My current Match Racket is a 2024 Extreme Pro.

Im not really a topspin hitter, but i do like groundstrokes.

I tested the new Gravity Tour and Pro mainly because im in love with the Design.

Turns out. I really like both of them.
I had leathergrips on the Extreme pro, so weight of the Gravity Pro is Not the Problem.

My Point is.. everyone says the Pro is Hard to Hit… for better Players etc…

So im still thinking if im good enough for the pro.

The MP is too light


any thoughts?
 
I'm going to undoubtedly go against the flow and tell you if you're a rec player who plays for fun it doesn't matter, play with what you enjoy playing with more. Just consider the differences between each racket such as launch angles, spin, forgiveness, power, ect. and how they impact your game and enjoyment of tennis. Pick the racket that makes you enjoy playing the game more. Swing weights can be very similar depending on QC. My Pros are 324. The biggest difference will be head size and string pattern.
 
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Hi guys,

im struggling with my thoughts a Little bit and it would be interesting what you think.

Im a Level 3.5 player. My current Match Racket is a 2024 Extreme Pro.

Im not really a topspin hitter, but i do like groundstrokes.

I tested the new Gravity Tour and Pro mainly because im in love with the Design.

Turns out. I really like both of them.
I had leathergrips on the Extreme pro, so weight of the Gravity Pro is Not the Problem.

My Point is.. everyone says the Pro is Hard to Hit… for better Players etc…

So im still thinking if im good enough for the pro.

The MP is too light


any thoughts?
I don’t believe the Gravity Pro or Tour 98 is a good fit for a 3.5 or anyone under 4.5 level.

The GT98 gives you free power but is still requiring a good footwork and preparation to get the best out of it.
I’d suggest the MP instead, if the PJ is what attracts you to the Gravity line.
The Pro is even more demanding,
 
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