Looking for more control. Youtek93 Blade93 Six.One.90
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LinePainter
Professional
Unless youre in EU, its hard to get your hands on a Bio 100.
However, these are big steps up from your current racquet as they require better technique to generate your power and spin as well as added weight which may be awkward.
Head YOUTEK Prestige MP or Pro
Wilson BLX 6.1 95
Dunlop Bio 200
Head Youtek IG speed
maybe better option considering your current racquet of choice.
You lose the control when you begin to overhit, mishit the ball or miss the sweetspot.
Demo some racquets to see what you like
However, these are big steps up from your current racquet as they require better technique to generate your power and spin as well as added weight which may be awkward.
Head YOUTEK Prestige MP or Pro
Wilson BLX 6.1 95
Dunlop Bio 200
Head Youtek IG speed
maybe better option considering your current racquet of choice.
You lose the control when you begin to overhit, mishit the ball or miss the sweetspot.
Demo some racquets to see what you like
For the Most control, i would probably go for the Wilson BLX Six.One Tour 90.. but the head size is a little harsh so i would also recommend Wilson BLX Six.One 95 18x20
Tennis Is Magic
Semi-Pro
Prestige Mid is most control oriented racquet on that list. Head is notorious for making rectangular grips, though, so demo it first and see if you like it.
stronzzi70
Professional
easy .........ytk prestige mid.......great stick, just take care with strings and tension, very sensitive .
TheOneHander
Professional
Having hit the Bio 200 Lite and the YTPM, I would make sure that you demo both of them.
The Bio has a little bit more power and plow, but it has a sweet controllable feel to it. Spin and directional control come easily, and I cannot say enough about this racquet's feel! It also made flat shots a breeze. The Prestige is a great racquet because you can blast just about any shot you want to and it will go in, along with the added effect of being able to produce very heavy shots. It has the comfort of being a flexible racquet without having huge flex-just a plush response. It also has great access to spin, and you can literally hit just about any spot on the court.
As for serving with both racquets, the Bio 200 Lite took a little time to get used to swinging, as it swung a bit slower. However, it absolutely crushed the ball on serve. The Prestige, on the other hand, swung very fast, but somehow has some delicious serving magic-serves just fly off the racquet and will go anywhere you tell them. Highly recommend you try both frames.
The Bio has a little bit more power and plow, but it has a sweet controllable feel to it. Spin and directional control come easily, and I cannot say enough about this racquet's feel! It also made flat shots a breeze. The Prestige is a great racquet because you can blast just about any shot you want to and it will go in, along with the added effect of being able to produce very heavy shots. It has the comfort of being a flexible racquet without having huge flex-just a plush response. It also has great access to spin, and you can literally hit just about any spot on the court.
As for serving with both racquets, the Bio 200 Lite took a little time to get used to swinging, as it swung a bit slower. However, it absolutely crushed the ball on serve. The Prestige, on the other hand, swung very fast, but somehow has some delicious serving magic-serves just fly off the racquet and will go anywhere you tell them. Highly recommend you try both frames.
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HiroProtagonist
Professional
I would second these thoughts, you don't have to go to a mid to get increased control. Any iteration of the Prestige MP is imo the best combo of feel, control, and power. The BLX 6.1 95's are also great control sticks with good feel, as well as the PSLtd. Demo, demo, demo.
ssonosk
Semi-Pro
Pure Storm Tour
If they made the ltd. stiffer I would try that, but i don't really want the regular version
