Racquets similar to TFight VO2 Max 325

[Alexjc1]

What racquets are fairly similar to the 325 VO2 Max racquet, but has more spin potential and a little more feel?
As far as string patterns go, I do not mind 16x19 (Probably would prefer it) however I do not want it to be an overly open 16x19 string pattern (like people say the 320 is)
Also, I do like stiffer feeling racquets (They feel much more solid to me, especially for my serve) but I would if possible like a racquet with a little more feel than the 325.
As for the weight range I am looking for.. I do not mind customizing and adding weight to the racquet. So I do not mind if the racquet is a little lighter than the 325 stock.
I am a high level player (playing college tennis this Fall at a top 5 D1 Junior College).

 

[Alexjc1]

Does anybody have suggestions?

 

[PSC85]

try looking into pro staff classic tour edition with 18x20 string pattern?

 

[Alexjc1]

Thank you for the response!
I am really looking for modern racquets, as college player packages are only for racquets that are out currently!

 

[Doubles]

You might want to look at the Head Prestige Pro if you're willing to try the grip shape. I know some people really don't care for it.

 

[Alexjc1]

Tecnifibre has the same type of grip shape, so I am cool with it.
That was one that I thought, based off of the specs I would probably like a lot actually. Definitely one of the ones I am considering.
Thank you for the suggestion!

 

[Doubles]

Tecnifibre has the same type of grip shape, so I am cool with it.
That was one that I thought, based off of the specs I would probably like a lot actually. Definitely one of the ones I am considering.
Thank you for the suggestion!

No problem, man. I've been playing with the IG for around a year now. This last December I picked up a YouTek Prestige Pro as a third since it was so much cheaper used than the IG. There's a small difference in feel, and the YouTek's handle is shorter (although I hit a one hander so that doesn't matter to me) but I would recommend either of them if you want to try something different than your Tecnifibre.

Also, I should throw this out there: the string pattern is fairly dense for a 16x19. Before the Prestige Pro I used a Radical MP (18x20) and while the Prestige is more open than the Radical, it doesn't feel as open as some of the other 16x19 string patterns on the market.

 

[Alexjc1]

Okay cool.
So there is a nice balance between the spin potential of open string patterns, and the control of closed string patterns?
Also, serving is very important to me. I know the Tenniswarehouse review rated the serve high with this racquet. Do you find that to be true as well?