Head Boom MP vs Head Gravity MP

[Vicaroo]

Playing style: 3.0. Improving a lot lately. Playing 5-7 hours per week on clay. Baseline player, focusing on defense with aggressive counter-punching when opportunities arise. Net game is infrequent. I rely heavily on groundstrokes, especially my forehand.

Previous racquet: Yonex Ezone 100 (switched due to arm discomfort caused by stiffness, not string-related, nor technique-related).

Question: Could you please compare the feel and playing characteristics of both racquets? It can be the 2022/2023 versions.
I'm interested in these aspects:
1. Power
2. Control
3. Comfort
4. Forgiveness when not perfectly hitting the ball in the center of the stringbed.

Note: I'm not interested in technical specs, just how they play on the court.
Thanks!

 

[SinneGOAT]

The gravity undoubtedly has better comfort and forgiveness when hitting off center due to the head shape. Control also goes to gravity. Power would go to boom.

 

[Vicaroo]

The gravity undoubtedly has better comfort and forgiveness when hitting off center due to the head shape. Control also goes to gravity. Power would go to boom.

Thanks. Do you think that playing with Triax at around 50lbs (can’t play with polys) and adding a bit of lead tape at 12 will help with the power on the Gravity?

 

[SinneGOAT]

Thanks. Do you think that playing with Triax at around 50lbs (can’t play with polys) and adding a bit of lead tape at 12 will help with the power on the Gravity?

Definitely, the Mp is a little light to have good intrinsic power, triax and beefing up its weight will definitely give it some good power.