I liked the format of this review, well done! Started looking into this and it would be interesting to know how differently it plays compared to the 18x20 version.
Is my racket of choice for a month now. Coming from Pure Strike 16×19 is a perfect choice from me. I have some extra feel and forgiveness compare the Pure strike plus it maintains my aggressive style of game easier on the important moments of the game. Amazing racket for aggressive and modern tennis!!! Really love it❤❤❤
Puttitan Vongkitchovalit strings are always just personal preference. But I would recommend hyper g if you want more power, or confidential if you want more control.
Nice review - I didn't feel like the racquet was that underpowered vs. the Dunlop cx200 or blade 98 - Felt more like a Pure Strike/somewhere between a control and power racquet. The Black Solinco is supposed to be more Pure Drive like. Feel on the Solinco Whiteout was really good though (with Confidential @ 51) - Racquet said that is was foam filled on the racquet and placard - maybe a gimmick, but it did feel very nice and not harsh at all.
I gotcha, I agree with you for the most part. I think the racket would benefit from some lead near the head maybe 12 or 10&2, but overall a nice frame. The foam filling may be a gimmick but I totally agree that the racket feels very comfortable on the arm.
Do not forguet that we have the XTD version in both rackets..27.5 inches..plus a 5 and 10 grams butt cap...i was playing with the Whiteout 305 but i tried the Blackout extended version with Hyper G soft 18 g..amazing feeling...
I ran a stringing business back home in Texas which gave me the opportunity to work with many companies. The relationship I have with Solinco allowed me to get it early.
Racket is the standard American spelling of the word. Racquet is an alternative spelling[2][3] more common in Britain, as evidenced by the BBC style guide.[4] Racquet is used more commonly in certain sports, such as tennis, squash, racquetball, and badminton, and less commonly in others. However, the International Tennis Federation uses racket, which is the original spelling;[1] dating from the 16th century. Racquet appeared in the 19th century as a French-influenced variant of racket.[1]
I liked the format of this review, well done! Started looking into this and it would be interesting to know how differently it plays compared to the 18x20 version.
Is my racket of choice for a month now. Coming from Pure Strike 16×19 is a perfect choice from me. I have some extra feel and forgiveness compare the Pure strike plus it maintains my aggressive style of game easier on the important moments of the game. Amazing racket for aggressive and modern tennis!!! Really love it❤❤❤
Thank you for filming this video, interesting and informative, I really like and appreciate your channel! Cool review man 👍 thanks again
So glad that you like the video and channel. Really appreciate the support!
Id love to see a review of this customized to your specs!
Is 1.20 hyper G really different in playability than 1.25? Not asking about durability
I might have missed it, but what’s the handle shape? Thanks
Felt similar to the Babolat handle, but I don't remember exactly.
Did you try the blackout?
What's the string that you use in this racquet and how many lbs,?
For the review I used Solinco Confidential 16L at 48lbs
Thanks, man I want to string this racquet at 54lbs. About the strings which one is better solinco hyper g or solinco confidential?
Puttitan Vongkitchovalit strings are always just personal preference. But I would recommend hyper g if you want more power, or confidential if you want more control.
Are you still using the white out? If so, how have you customized it?
Nice review - I didn't feel like the racquet was that underpowered vs. the Dunlop cx200 or blade 98 - Felt more like a Pure Strike/somewhere between a control and power racquet. The Black Solinco is supposed to be more Pure Drive like. Feel on the Solinco Whiteout was really good though (with Confidential @ 51) - Racquet said that is was foam filled on the racquet and placard - maybe a gimmick, but it did feel very nice and not harsh at all.
I gotcha, I agree with you for the most part. I think the racket would benefit from some lead near the head maybe 12 or 10&2, but overall a nice frame. The foam filling may be a gimmick but I totally agree that the racket feels very comfortable on the arm.
@@10sjunkies74 would like to hear your thoughts on the blackout if you get a chance
@@zarfol If I get the chance to hit with the blackout I will try to make a video on it, not sure if that will happen soon
Do not forguet that we have the XTD version in both rackets..27.5 inches..plus a 5 and 10 grams butt cap...i was playing with the Whiteout 305 but i tried the Blackout extended version with Hyper G soft 18 g..amazing feeling...
Sorry man where did u get the solinco green dampener !??
My rep who works for solinco sent them with the rackets. So I got them directly from solinco!
Are you in NY? How are you getting these otherwise?
I ran a stringing business back home in Texas which gave me the opportunity to work with many companies. The relationship I have with Solinco allowed me to get it early.
@@10sjunkies74 very nice. Do you know they're making a 28"?
J.Steezy I wasn’t aware they are making a 28”. To my knowledge they just have the solinco whiteout and the solinco blackout rackets coming
@@10sjunkies74 yep those are coming in 28" and an 18x20 as well but that might just be pro stock for now. I'll be getting one.
J.Steezy interesting! Had no idea
It’s spelled “racquet”. Lol.
Racket is the standard American spelling of the word. Racquet is an alternative spelling[2][3] more common in Britain, as evidenced by the BBC style guide.[4] Racquet is used more commonly in certain sports, such as tennis, squash, racquetball, and badminton, and less commonly in others. However, the International Tennis Federation uses racket, which is the original spelling;[1] dating from the 16th century. Racquet appeared in the 19th century as a French-influenced variant of racket.[1]