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He was specifically referring to any professional player

Agree Though i like this one also But yellow black is cool

nah, you can't do yellow and black like the Pure Aero - yellow and white is better to keep it different IMO.

98, just like the Extreme Tour that it replaces.

Head is an Austrian company, different country... But I agree, it's ugly.

@@theonlyfloeverglad we can agree on Head horrible marketing

Graphic designer in China

Its relative. I like it. As with woman.

Better than the last one for sure

Stay tuned...

I guess whether or not it feels too head heavy (or if the swingweight is too high) will depend on the player, or the player's preferences. I felt like this racquet played best with some added weight to the handle, to make it feel more headlight. I can see how for some players, the swingweight and the balance of this racquet could feel a bit demanding. So if you know what specs you prefer, it may be a good idea to use something like our MRT services, where we can find one for you with a lower swingweight. Troy, TW

No not a team version, just this model which is 331 grams unstrung. We do carry the Wilson Pro Staff 97L, which is 10.2 oz, or 290 grams unstrung. Troy, TW

@@tenniswarehouse im looking for a light racket with string pattern of 18x20. Probably 10.4 oz top weight

Definitely could be worth a try. The 4G Rough has a bit more of an elastic feel to it, so maybe just a bit more lively or energy return, and the ECO feels slightly more controlled. Troy, TW

@@tenniswarehouse Excellent! Thanks for the reply regarding the characteristics between the two. Probably leaning toward the ECO for a 16x19 (Blade Pro), but stringing the mains 1-2kg tighter than the 4G Soft in the crosses. ECO Spin would be considered a more ‘arm friendly’ string compared to the 4G Rough?

Love it! This is definitely a fun one to swing! A favorite out of everything we've tested this year over here too! Michelle, TW

We are hoping to have it done by the end of the week, but might not be readily available just yet! Michelle, TW

@@tenniswarehouse can you please answer this question if you have the answer? Are the vostra 8 315 and vostra 9 going to be released in Australia?? And any news on the 10 series and the v1 pro are they getting updates available in Australia??

Unfortunately, we don't have any solid answers. Different countries aren't always offered the same lineup of racquets as we have in the United States; also trends can be different so buying habits in different areas can have a bit of a pull on why certain racquets may or may not be offered in certain regions. I have not heard of any updates in Australia and why or why not they have not brought in the heavier V8 or 9. I can reach out to our buyer in AUS and try and get some answers but assume it just wasn't offered to them by the Volkl Team in AUS. Sorry I wish I had a better answer! Michelle, TW

@@tenniswarehouse Ty Michelle love the way you play so this flattered ☺ me, could I buy one from the u.s tennis warehouse?

On the Central Coast of California! Pretty perfect, right?! Michelle, TW

The biggest differences between the two are the headsize and the maneuverability. The Gravity Pro is a bit more forgiving with the 100 headsize but it also swings with more heft, due to a higher swingweight. The CX 200 Tour 18x20 has a bit more precision, but also a bit less forgiving from the 95 headsize, and it has easier maneuverability due to a lower swingweight. I would say that both racquets are probably not typical racquets that we would recommend for someone that has been playing for 4 to 5 months, however if these are the type of racquets that work best for you, then that is what matters most. Troy, TW

@@tenniswarehouse Yes, it's a short time, but I'm taking classes practically every day of the week. I ended up buying the Percept 97D, I even saw your review about it, I hope it works for my game. Thinking about putting the Head Lynx tour string at 49 pounds, which is the configuration I use on my vcore 95, would that be a good option?

The EZONE 98 Tour swings with a bit more heft (feels a bit more head heavy) and I found it to be a bit more versatile in the sense that it felt pretty solid from all areas, good from the baseline, up at net, and I could hit with topspin well but it also has plenty of control on flat shots and slice. The VCORE 98 Tour is great on topspin, and I really liked it from the baseline. It was pretty good at the net, but maybe just a bit less control on flat shots, and slice. However, the VCORE 98 Tour does feel slightly more maneuverable, although both racquets have some nice mass built into them. Troy, TW

If you are playing a bunch of tennis, instead of just suggesting the lightest, quickest shoes I'd suggest trying the most durable ones which would be the Gel Resolution! They will be great for your quick steps and also will last longer than the Solution Speed. If durability isn't an issue for you, I would suggest the Court FFs as those shoes really will hold you in and feel great when picking up the pace! Hope that helps! Michelle, TW

@@tenniswarehouse thank you!!

Yes, stay tuned!