Replacement for Yonex 95D. Wilson RF97 Auto? Other suggestions?

[onehandbh]

I am thinking of switching from my Yonex 95D since grommets are no longer available for it.

Any suggestions? Would the Wilson RF97 Autograph be a good racquet?
My 95D with leather grip and overgrip is about 360 grams.

What are people stringing their RF97s with? Anyone using full poly?

 

[Tour_G]

Maybe you can wait a couple of months for the release of the new V Core Pro 97. It will be available im 18x20 as well as 16x19.
I'm also using a 95 D and I'm almost sure that one of the new Vcores will be my next racquet for a long time (hope so).

 

[onehandbh]

Maybe you can wait a couple of months for the release of the new V Core Pro 97. It will be available im 18x20 as well as 16x19.
I'm also using a 95 D and I'm almost sure that one of the new Vcores will be my next racquet for a long time (hope so).

I'll take the V Core Pro 97 into consideration. Probably the 16x19 version.

 

[dr. godmode]

The VCORE 95 is pretty heckin sick

 

[Frans Bleker]

Yeah agree with @dr. godmode . The new Vcore 95 is pretty buttery, pretty great overall. I would weigh that up and grab it!

 

[Capulin Zurdo]

The 95D's my main frame too, hmm, I'm not too certain of any frames most 'similar' to it, but as aforementioned another Yonnie would be a best bet.

 

[CosmosMpower]

Lead tape Vcore 95 do it.

 

[fuzz nation]

I've been playing 10-series Volkls for several years and nothing I've tried from the Wilson or Babolat family has been anywhere close to the combo of comfort and performance I get with my Volkls. This includes their C10, Organix 10 325g customized with lead tape, and the V-Sense 10 325g in stock form (my most recent addition).

If I had to ditch these racquets for another label, the first thing I'd probably look at is a 95" Yonex. If you go shopping for a different brand, I recommend a look at the Volkl players.