You get the racquet direct from them and shipped to US?Thanks for the heads up AJvr. My son (advanced Jr.) has been using the TenX Pro sticks for about a year now and loves them! I have had him try other brands of 98's but he says nothing comes close to the TenX set up with Solinco Tourbite 19g@44lb.
Yes shipped directly from TenX as they have no dealers in US yet. High quality well constructed racquet. Prior to using the TenX sticks my kid was using Wilson Burn and after two months the paint job on the burn was chipping off horribly. He has beat the hell out of the TenX sticks for over a year and yes there is wear on the paint but you can hardly tell, much better quality. Honestly we took a chance when ordering these racquets not knowing what to expect but you can tell as soon as you hold them that they are really well built. It would be great if TW had them in stock.You get the racquet direct from them and shipped to US?
Yes, that is nice if the paint quality is good but I was also hoping for details on playability from someone who hits with these racquets We have a few Aussies on here, so was hopingYes shipped directly from TenX as they have no dealers in US yet. High quality well constructed racquet. Prior to using the TenX sticks my kid was using Wilson Burn and after two months the paint job on the burn was chipping off horribly. He has beat the hell out of the TenX sticks for over a year and yes there is wear on the paint but you can hardly tell, much better quality. Honestly we took a chance when ordering these racquets not knowing what to expect but you can tell as soon as you hold them that they are really well built. It would be great if TW had them in stock.
Sorry I can't speak to that as I don't play. For what it's worth I have had my kid hit Yonex, Babolat and Wilson sticks with roughly the same specks and he won't budge, loves the feel of the Xcalibre.Yes, that is nice if the paint quality is good but I was also hoping for details on playability from someone who hits with these racquets We have a few Aussies on here, so was hoping
No disrespect Michael but what about the tenx racquet?Oh no the same video again I’m in when I was there and hit with tennisnerd. Old slow and fat. Me that is.
Hey all, I know the owner pesonally, he’s a great guy. As for the sticks, I’ve hit with a few, well built, good quality frames. Too stiff for me as I prefer sub 60 RA, but if you enjoy anything above 60 they may be a good fit for you
There has been a couple of threads about tenx racquets which got deleted in the past as new users would come on and start the threads promoting the tenx brand. Obviously affiliated in some way with tenx. They seem ok on paper but have had qc issues with cracks in frames etc. For their prices there are other options with known companies.
Yeah i'd look at vcore 98 + or the cx200+ cheaper than tenx and better build.
No promoting going on here, just wanted feedback from anyone else who is using them. Not sure where you would be able to get any legit info regarding QC issues such as "cracked frames" on such a new product in the market? I can tell you this I have seen my kid try and crack the frame on the court many times and the sticks are still solid LOL.There has been a couple of threads about tenx racquets which got deleted in the past as new users would come on and start the threads promoting the tenx brand. Obviously affiliated in some way with tenx. They seem ok on paper but have had qc issues with cracks in frames etc. For their prices there are other options with known companies.
Yeah or a custom Angell.. even they have now become a known name. I think people like established names. Too many stories of cracked frames may put people on tenx. There were pics too in the deleted threads. Yonex qc is the best in the business. Good to see smaller names pop up and compete though. They must deliver on all counts though
Stuck in the process of finding a replacement frame. Waiting to try the 93p. At the moment the most viable replacement looks like something from the Phantom lineYou still using your prince tours? I remember you sold your tc95's
Stuck in the process of finding a replacement frame. Waiting to try the 93p. At the moment the most viable replacement looks like something from the Phantom line
K7That could be a great option for ya mate. Also look into the donnay pro one hexa 16x19
Looks good on paper. Would have to buy without a demo, so it’s a risk. Have you tried it? Is donnays grip shape similar to Prince?That could be a great option for ya mate. Also look into the donnay pro one hexa 16x19
Looks good on paper. Would have to buy without a demo, so it’s a risk. Have you tried it? Is donnays grip shape similar to Prince?
Absolutely @Happypapy will be glad to make some suggestions. What has the kid been playing with so far? Trying to figure out specs he/she can handle. Our local college coach's son is a regionally ranked junior. Turned 13 in Jan this year. Uses a regular Blade CV 18x20 and blows everyone away. He is big for his age though. I have seen a few U12 kids use lighter versions of regular racquets as well because it is an easier transition from junior racquets.@haqq777 If you don't mind, do you have any suggestions of Racquets for a just turned 12 kid who is now hitting against 17 year old high school ballers. It seems that he is getting pushed around a bit and maybe needs a little more plow through from his setup? Gracias amigo!
@haqq777 If you don't mind, do you have any suggestions of Racquets for a just turned 12 kid who is now hitting against 17 year old high school ballers. It seems that he is getting pushed around a bit and maybe needs a little more plow through from his setup? Gracias amigo!
Was looking at the Yonex Vcore 98?
Thank you. We are going to hit with the Demo rackets today. Thanks forIf the other suggestions don't work out ....
Wilson Ultra 100 or the 2019 Pure Aero. String with a 16G / 17G Poly Hybrid (Solinco Hyper-G Mains and slick Round Cross - Yonex PTP or Wilson Revolve)
Place BluTack inside the handle for additional impact vibration dampening and provide more Head Light Balance.
Its a great racquet just hurt my arm so not playing with itOk just wanted to relay the results from demo. He hit with Wilson Blade 98, Yonex Vcore 98, Pure strike 98 and his current TenX XCalibre 98. All have roughly have similar specs just differences in swing weight. He had no knowledge of reviews or ratings on these rackets. Results, 1. Pure strike 98 2. TenX XCalibre 3. Wilson Blade 98 4. Yonex Vcore 98.
He first hit the Yonex Vcore did not like it at all and would not hit with it again. Then Wilson Blade, he liked it but thought it was head heavy and less maneuverable. Then Pure Strike 98 which he would not put down until I suggested that he hit the Wilson again and the TenX just to make sure of the feel. All were strung around 53lbs. He loves the Pure Strike!
Does anyone know this racket? It has great reviews but other than that will be be around for the next 5-10 years? Can anyone tell us if they have used the Pure Strike 98?
Thx,
Does anyone know this racket? It has great reviews but other than that will be be around for the next 5-10 years? Can anyone tell us if they have used the Pure Strike 98?
Thx,
Is it you on video?Oh no the same video again I’m in when I was there and hit with tennisnerd. Old slow and fat. Me that is.
Who is the owner?Hey all, I know the owner pesonally, he’s a great guy. As for the sticks, I’ve hit with a few, well built, good quality frames. Too stiff for me as I prefer sub 60 RA, but if you enjoy anything above 60 they may be a good fit for you
Who is the owner?
I must have been working with Paul. Paul is already an older guy and I thought Andrew was the primary owner? Paul was pretty rude and kinda pushy on the phone. Really not a fan of the way he speaks. Something very passively abrasive and really rubbed me the wrong way. Hope I don't have to work with him to order more things in the future.Fathe and son, Paul and Andrew Bennett.