MY TOP TENNIS RACKETS FOR BEGINNER AND INTERMEDIATE PLAYERS
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Love this guy. He's hilarious. ”you like bananas!? This is your racquet!”
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No Artengo rackets? I think they are perfect for intermediate players, especially they are the best value for money :-)
Anyone if they can share experience of using Tecnifibre 300RS ? I am 37, average built, started playing last year, now looking to move from beginner to a bit intermediate level & looking to buy one racquet for the same. After research on my end my other choices/ options are Head Gravity 360+ MP & Yonex Ezone 100. I am liking Ezone a bit more but m worried it's too stiff ? Gravity is good but seems dull with very less power. So Review of Tecnifibre 300rs here opens up another geniune option . Any suggestions would be great help.
Really nice video, especially the end about how you can’t go far wrong. My grandfather used to say “It’s the fool, not the tool.” It’s so easy to get caught up on all the marketing. Get something that won’t break the bank and learn to play. 👍
I know some players who choose frames based on color or stick to just one brand haha
Calling me out I see
Cosmetic is the absolute LAST factor for me and same should be for everyone else. I don't care if it's a pink racquet with Unicorn stickers, if it hits great I want it!
About these recommendations, I don't understand how two completely opposite racquets lol the Pure Drive (71 RA?!) and the Clash (55 RA) could even compare at all for the beginner/intermediate players!
These players absolutely first and foremost need FEEL! Pocketing, flex, "connection" with the ball. Then they can understand what's happening intuitively right off the string bed and DEVELOP their game. It's so much more enjoyable and LESS frustrating when you are actually connected with the racquet.
I would absolutely not recommend these to my friends. I would stick with low RA like Head Gravity or Angell K7 Red or even the Wilson Blade v7 16/19 which you gave an honorable mention.
Absolutely NO ONE new to the game or trying to develop their game should go anywhere near Babolat. Hype company, not the right stick for majority of people 3.0-4.0
That’s unfortunate for them
@@K4R3N The Clash has a unique design its stiffness is low but the racquet's cross section stiffens up when a ball is hit hard.
same thing happend with strings, some people just use strings with colors " thats why you see a lot of solynco hyper g around recreational young playrrs
I love this channel, good info, good professional advice, all done with real sense of humor, Thanks for you commitment to game of tennis
Currently playing and loving the PureStrike Gen3 16x19. I did try out the Clash but personally didn't like the feel of it but I should try it again sometime. I was torn between the Blade and PS during my last demo period. I do have to disagree with the PureAero for beginners as it's pretty stiff, great spin but control is tough (played APD/PA for years).
Would have been nice to consider pricing/investment for beginners. I would not recommend a beginner to buy a $200+ racket, they should work into that price range as their interest and enjoyment of the sport grows. I would say get something decent for around $100-$150 at most and if you really start developing/enjoying the game start to demo rackets since they, hopefully, would have some proper technique and can really test out different frames.
Pure Aero is the wrong racket for a beginner as it will have too much power for them. Also unless you play with a lot of spin which they wouldn't they'd never keep the ball in the court.
A beginner needs a cheaper racket as they may not continue playing if they don't improve, then if they do buy a better racket.
Did you try a Pure Aero before? It doesn't has that much of power unless the strings are too loose.
A cheap bad racket can make you stop playing. But a good racket can motivate you and you can sell it if you stop playing. You can also get a used one if they are too expensive.
@@AhmtYilmaz I've used every model since the aero pro drive came out so I have some idea what I'm talking about also having been stringing and selling rackets for about 40 years I have as much or maybe more idea than this bloke in the shop.
@@AhmtYilmaz You can get a racket for under £100 new as all the companies do cheaper rackets which would be fine for a beginner.
Problem with tennis is so many people are delusional about their standard and want the same racket as the professionals.
A few years ago a customer asked me to get him 2 Aero Pro Drive rackets. I told him they wouldn't be the right racket but got them for him anyway.
A couple of weeks later he asked me to sell them for him. He said he thought they would suit him as he used the same grip as Nadal.
He then bought the 90 head Pro Staff which is even worse unless you're a good player.
As I said most tennis players are delusional.
Tennisnerd also thinks the Pure Aero is a good beginner racquet.
tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/racquet-reviews/top-ten-tennis-racquets-right-now/10025
I am actually just about to buy the Tecnifibre rs 300 tomorrow. After seeing your video I am really glad I did enough research to come to this one on my own. So it was really nice to see your video confirm what I thought would be best
Sir, you should do a video on what feel in a racquet actually means, and how it affects a player's game, right from a beginner to an advanced level. "Feel" feels like a really confusing term at least for me.
Feel is when you feel the ball on the stringbed
There’s tennis lingo I don’t understand. I don’t know what “playability “ means in the racket descriptions.
Getting into tennis this winter when the snow hits. Been playing competitive badminton for 8 years and want to pick up tennis loving the videos! I work in a pro shop too so I can demo anything and everything we have. Definitely biased towards Yonex but that Pure Drive looks great.
Please do a video on stringing recommendations for beginners.
Try a good syn gut like Gamma TNT2, Head syn gut pps, or Tourna syn gut armor, or a budget multi filament like Head velocity mlt. String at it the middle of the recommended tension, or a couple of pounds lower for the racquet you're using. That should work fine. Later, move to a hybrid with a poly in the mains, then to a softer full poly like gamma moto soft 17, or head lynx tour 17. To start, for each string at the middle recommended tension, or a couple of pounds lower.
dont use syn gut. There are so many better strings on the market now.
Currently Im using a hybrid, soliinco confidential 16l on the mains at 54 and nxt 16l on the crosses at 57. Works and feels great and i am rapidly improving my groundstrokes and can now spin the ball. On an old head liquidmetal 4 racquet.
@@kingnike12 ok, what are your suggestions?
@@ReidVV I would say start with a multifilament like head velocity mlt. Poly might feel a little too stiff for beginners. Depends on the way you hit the ball. How long have you been playing?
Play with the 100L Clash with Solinco strings. Love the racquet.
I love how you are so chill during these tough times. As a coach I know thay bizz must be poppin. Thank you!
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Could you pls compare the new yonex ezone 98 tour vs vcore 97 hd 310. Many thanks!
I agree with Lorenzo’s comment below. My son has the Wilson Clash 100L and I tried using it the other day and it felt very maneuverable and easy to use. I think this is a great racket for a beginner, and easy on the arm.
I mean I play recreationally, in that it's "for fun" and I don't spend thousands on lessons, but I think I'm doing fine with the Vcore 97 pro HD I'm using now. It's about your game style, not whether you play "recreationally", lol. There's a lot of ground between dinker-pushers and professionals playing tennis as their full time job. Would you say I'm "taking it seriously"? I think I'm just having fun... while working on my strokes, working on my fitness, etc.
Buggest scam is buying beginners raquet. Skip that and buy a Pure Drive. Its all anyone really needs
Especially if you wait till just before the new model is introduced...they can be $100 off from regular price or what those "beginner " racquets cost.
I have a Ti S6 and he's kinda right I feel like I'm barely touching the ball and it's flying way far it's actually a little annoying having to play so delicately so I'm looking to grab an ezone 100 and also maybe like actually get good at tennis who knows. I will say though the stick doesn't feel terrible to me just super strong
Im using Yonex Ezone 98 with lead at 10 2 , its great
Yonex ezone 100 is very bad in feel
What do you think of the YONEX VCORE 98 (285G) as a beginner racquet.
Prendi un piatto 100 se sei alle prime armi
Fine for anyone. Not just beginners
U can use that forever. Just add lead when you are ready
Do not agree that radical mp is suitable for beginners. Speed and gravity should be included into this list.
I would rather say Head Instinct
How about head graphene 360+ speed mp?
would be good to sort them by price point , the extremes Clash at $270 vs Dunlop at $200
Personally I’m new to tennis and refuse to pay $200 or $300 for a racquet and don’t even know if we will stick with it long term. Who is this video made for my man!? Do you really make these suggestions to folks who haven’t played before?
In politics the politicians play the numbers game. The most populous age is 21 and it is also the average and voting age. The beginners are the most populous in Tennis market. My guess is tennis business is like restaurant business. Customer gets one bad service, they never come back.
But aren't these all performance rackets? In my opinion these are not for beginners, but still great choices if they can afford with no problem
I used to sell tennis racquets at Paragon Sporting Goods in NYC. I would not recommend most of these frames to a beginner. They are too stiff and unforgiving for beginners who tend to mishit the ball most of the time. For an intermediate, I would recommend most of them . There are lighter and larger head sizes that would be preferable for beginners, e.g., the Wilson Clash oversize (I agree with your recommendation of the Clash Light), the Babolat Pure Drive 107 or 110, the Wilson Blade 104, the Head Graphene 360+ Extreme S or Lite, the Radical S and the Head Graphene 360 Instinct Lite. My top picks for beginners would be the Head Gravity MP and Gravity S or Lite because they are forgiving frames and they can move up to an intermediate level and not have to invest in a new frame. I would never recommend that a beginner string their frame with polyester string. Some beginners will insist on looking at frames for advanced players because they believe that no one will want to play with them if their racquet telegraphs they are a beginner. Do your best to talk them out of that mindset and into a frame that will make the game easier and more fun to play. If you sense the customer is lying about their skill level - insisting they are good players but seem to have no idea what they are talking about - then ask them how they hold the racquet to hit a forehand. If they don't lay the wrist back or hold a backhand grip or if they swing the racquet stiff armed and don't turn their shoulders then they are really total beginners and you have to make the appropriate frame recommendation. When I bought my first racquet, the store recommended too tight a string tension. So, I do agree to go with the mid tension suggested by the manufacturer.
What would you recommend from yonex for “entry level” intermediates? I’ve been looking at the Yonex EZONE 100L and it seems like a good pick although I’m wavering between that and babolat racquets
@@kaesiy2857 Hi. The EZONE 100L seems like a sound choice. You can add a leather grip and some lead tape at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions later on to make it heavier as you improve. Since it's a light and very stiff racquet with a 68 RA, don't string it too tight. I suggest you string it with a multifilament or a synthetic gut at mid tension; maybe add 1-2 lbs. to the multifilament to tame the power those strings have. Avoid the stiff polyester strings until you improve and remember to drop the tension on poly strings by about 10%. I like the Yonex over the Babloat - even though it's more expensive - because the isometric head shape makes the main strings nearly the same length which really increases the stability of the racquet and gives a more consistent response.
Ted Neanderthal Ted Neanderthal Thank you for the response! Would you say that stringing my racquet with synthetic gut at 50 would be in a good mid tension range or would that be too high?
@@kaesiy2857 Yonex recommends stringing that frame between 45 and 60 lbs. That is a very big window! Which synthetic gut will you be using and what is its thickness (AKA gauge, e.g., 15, 16, 17, 18)? [The lower the number, the thicker the string; the higher the number, the thinner the string. Thick strings last longer; thin strings are more powerful and offer more spin but are less durable. The letter "L" after the number indicates it is a little thinner than the standard gauge.] For durability and playability, I would suggest a 16 or a 16L gauge. It seems to me that 50 is too loose. I think the lower 45 lb. string recommendation is for polyester strings and that for syngut and multifilaments the actual tension range is 50 to 60. Since it's a light frame and you will be using a syngut, I suggesting going with either 52 or 53 lbs.
I dont understand this selling stats from the clash. I demo it and it felt not very good, honestly very Bad. Ezone 100 was so much better but Not as good as my old DR 98. The new one ist Not very armfriendly ;)
Harry said at 12:53 "You can't lose with anything here." Looking forward to buying one of those racquets and starting my winning streak! LOL.
Can anyone pls tell me how is pure aero team
Thanks for the useful info, man! Quick question: Which Babolat would you recommend to someone who used to play with the Aero Pro Drive? Looking forward to hear your thoughts on this.
Hey! I know it has been a year since this comment but what did you pick? I'm in the same position
@@israelmorales8048 I went with the Pure Aero
Would you still recommend the Wilson Blade today to get a better feel and help develop better stroke method? Also, which one: 16x19 or 18x20? Loved the Pure Drive, and I'll definitely check out that Pure Drive you mentioned here to get more feel.
Demos I enjoyed: Yonex EZONE 100, Clash V2, Pro Staff 97 v13 (PS97).
Thank you for your input on recommendations, they help a lot 👍
No wonder I see so many beginners using Pure Drive. Tennis shops keep pushing them. Especially high school girls, they love Babolats.
Where does the Pro staff rf 97 CV come into this conversation
That's what I'm asking too
How about head gravity? For what level is that stick?
Head Gravity is very good
Beginner = MP
Intermediate = Tour
Advanced (like really advance) = Pro
What’s the difference between the Clash 100L and 100UL? Where can I get a couple used ones, including the Clash Tour cuz I can’t afford the new ones :(
100L is 280grams in weight & 100UL is 265grams in weight.
Other specs are almost same.....just depends on how heavy u want......like clash 100 is 295 grams.
Tennis is too expensive for beginners. Unless you go used.
hi Iam a low 3 Usta. Right now i play with wilson ultra 100 CV, i want to change, i find that ultra is too stiff for me but i need an easy power racquet, I play mostly in the back, is a thicker beam is what i need, i could have a Babolat Puredrive 100 team at half price , what do you recommend,
I am literally in the exact same situation as you. I played with the Ultra 100 CV for a while and want to change up a bit. Some racquets that I’m considering right now are the Clash, Blade, Pure Strike, and some of the Yonex racquets. But I also think waiting until 2021 is a pretty good option too.
Excellent selection! Demo Clash 100 (Pro) with others. The 100 head size feels like 110 on other rackets. String it with full bed of poly it will become a spin monster and super comfy. Personally, the grip feels more rectangle than rounded.
Just moved to the Pro from my old worn-out pre-cortex Aeroprodrives. Very different racquet and a pure joy to play with. As soft as the T-2000s I had as a kid.
Wilson Clash 100 so far the best racket ever I've used in 20 yrs. M a fan of OS Prince Graphite which I enjoyed for so many years
What type of string and tension do you use?
@@bournejason66 17 RPM BLAST at 50 lbs
kissmyab is it arm friendly?
@@bournejason66 yup 'coz I hv some issues with tennis elbow. Using lower string tension helps but if u want, u can try Wilson Sensation which is more forgiving than RPM Blast.
hmmm, i always thought of the cheaper / lighter racquets as beginner racquets. who's gonna invest that much in a first racquet? im advanced and have been using the pure drive for a decade now. thinking about the clash just for something less stiff, comfort, spin and to switch up when i want. hope you do a video on more advanced racquets and why you consider them to be so.
Lol if ur an “advanced” player then why are you looking at a video that is titled best tennis racquets for beginners and intermediates🤔
@@RadynMoradkhani lol.....there is a difference between playing tennis and tennis racquets, in case you werent sure. before youtube there wasnt a lot of detailed info like this channel has on equipment.
Imo, a lot of beginner choices also come down to budget. You dont if you are gonna be good enough/enjoy the game long enough to drop $200 on a clash.
More likely to go for something $50-$80 range. Or maybe that's just me.
50-80 is a total waste of money , might as well hit wit a frying pan . For any newbs out there Right now on tennis warehouse you can get the head graphene 360 extreme pro for 130. Put a cheap synthetic gut on it and it will last a life time
Head Ti racquets are good beginner racquets. Talk to Tennis Warehouse and demo the TiS6, TiS2, TiS1, and TiS5. Pick one. Learn. Soon, you'll be ready to get off the beginner racquet and you can look at these racquets used on Ebay (in no particular order): the Wilson Ultra 100, Burn 100, Blade 98 countervail, Head graphene touch radical mp, Yonex vcore pro 100, Yonex vcore sv 100, Yonex Ezone 100, Babolat pure drive from 2015 and newer. You should be able to find any of these racquets on eBay under $100. String with a good synthetic gut like Gamma TNT2, Head syn gut pps, Tourna syn gut armor, or an affordable multifilament like Head Velocity MLT. String these around the mid point of the suggested tension for each racquet and you'll be pretty good to go. Remember, no racquet will make you a good player, so practice, practice, practice (just playing WILL NOT make you a better player!!!), watch videos on TH-cam (Essential Tennis, Intuitive Tennis), and practice (did I say practice was important?).
James Reid VanVoris yeah, I tend to agree. I play with some intermediate guys who still use those lighter Head Ti racquets. I’ve tried to tell one or 2 who are younger and strong that they are good enough to try something heavier and with a smaller head size. They don’t listen and continue to use their 8.9 oz racquets. I’m 65 and an intermediate and I love the new Yonex ezone. I also have a DR.
@@BIGLOVE4TRUTH I think most of the determining factor of whether or not somebody sticks with the head TI as the beginners racket is the age of the player. I find older players prefer the lighter rackets. The younger players, even the women, are easier to get to switch to tweener frames, but the older guys love the easy power and maneuverability of the Ti's.
Nice review ! I'm a beginner, but want to rise. 40 years, 5,6 feets (172 cm), 72 kg, - confused - FX 500 or FX 500 LS ? What a better choice ? And are the characteristics of FX 500 and FX 500 LS different, and LS is not so good as regular one - am I right ? Because my purpose is to get a better one, the characteristics not just logo "fx500". Thank You
I really liked the that new Technifibre T-Fight, but I couldn't get used to the new Yonex. My son loves that blade v7, but is looking for something more balanced. I'm waiting for the new Pure Drive though...
The Yonex Ezone 98 (not the Tour) has similar specs to the Blade but little bit more head light balance might swing faster for your son versus the Blade
Between new pure drive and Dunlop FX 500 which is better?
How can I order a racket from your shop?
I have used pure drive many years. I developed shoulder sore. I believe its stiffness. I star clash 98. Very comfortable. Easy to swing. It make me change to proper swing. Pure drive is little clumsy to swing. I hope I can use blade to develop good swing. That will good for arm
I see the slinger portable ball machine in ur background. Give us ur take. Thinking of a purchase. They have partnered with Dunlap. I have looked at some utube videos showing SLINGER AND pros demonstrating.
Hi! What hybrid string set and tension you think is the best fit for the clash 100 and for the yonex e zone 100 dr? Thanks
I wish they had the Yonex Ezone in red color, lol. Good point on just based on brand and cosmetics sometimes.
Head Radical MP
Dunlop FX 500
Yonex Ezone 100
Tecnifibre T-Fight 300
Babolat Pure Drive
Babolat Pure Aero
Clash 100
They recommended me the Wilson ultra 100L v.4 as a complete beginner,, any thoughts???
I was a tennis pro-coach for 25 years in the 70's, I quit for quite a long time now. I know how to play seriously but I want to play it for fun & recreation!! Which racquet will you recommend me now at age 69???
i have a tfight 300, its wonderful
Just went through a demo program featuring all those racquets. Yonex EZONE 100 was the hands-down winner. That said…buy whatever racquet you want for your own reasons. The important thing is that you get out on court and have fun.
Hey, it's almost been 3 years? perhaps there's a new update lineup for beginer-intermediete rackets?
Pure Aero for beginner? I will not comment this. Sell bananas, man. :)
I am intermediete level and i choose dunlop sxteam 260
First of all, love your vids! So these 110 Wilson Federers I just bought used for my gf and I probably won't do us much good if we're wanting to learn to be better players? Both of us haven't played in many years and were recreational players at best.
Usually a beginner doesn’t wanna spend over 200 dollars on a sport he just starts playing!
yonex ezone 100
Great video! I just bought a Head Ti S6 racquet yesterday but I was looking at some reviews including this one and have decided to exchange it and get the Pure Drive racquet. I am between beginner and intermediate level.
I was wondering about the recommended Babolat Pure Drive size?? I know they come in different head sizes. Cheers :)
Fantastic video! I think people go crazy trying to find the perfect racket! Your right, if so many people of success with the top sellers, you should be okay to run (hit) with it 😎
Why don't you reccomend pro staff in any of your videos? What do you think about them? Do you not like them? What kind of players should get a Pro Staff?
He’s mentioned in other videos that it’s for more advanced players like the Blade. Also, New Pro Staff comes out tomorrow so no one is pushing the 2018 generation right now.
Btw - I’m with you, I play with pro staff 97 CVs. I love those sticks.
i always thought of them as pretty stiff and a small sweet spot. played with a newer one the other week and it was not too bad, better. personally looking for something a little more comfortable / control.
@@nicolewb24 I am thinking about buying that kind of a racket like Blade but I really like pro staff's look and I wonder what he thinks about them he is usually recommending Blade for those kind of players and not mentioning pro staff. That makes me think he probably thinks blade is better than pro staff. I used a blade before and I really liked it but there isn't anywhere close to me for trying rackets and none of my friends are using pro staff so I can't try one. And Harry's opinion is important for me so I wonder what he thinks
@@dman030 thanks, that sounds similar to Blade, and seems suitable for me
I use a pure aero and the other day I noticed I forgot my racquet when I pulled up to the club (I just started in November...) I borrowed a pure drive and I liked it way more, it felt very forgiving. But I’m not crazy enough to spend another 200$ when my current racquet works fine
Look for one used. I picked up a Pure Drive at a "Play it again" sports store used for 60.00 looked great. Put a new grip and overgrip and it was good to go.
great videos.. say people to subscribe... you need it. Keep on
"don't waste your time demoing it, you're going to love it" - terrrrrible advice
what's that all white racquet on the wall. on the bottom under the head xtreme ???
Hi. I have started tennis 6 months ago and I think progressed a little bit. Now I’m using blade 98 -305gr v7. Is this racquet too early for me or should I go with 100sq and lighter ones? Thanks.
Is anyone know exact model of Pure drive ( the blue one ) he said " not in the market" ?
please do this video again as it is 2 years older and there are huge numbers of new releases in the market now.
I just got the clash 100l and that thing is awesome
I am using Willson Blade racket. I am feeling comfortable with, much more than with Babolat Pure Aero.
Hello i am using a microgel 98 head size and 295 g. What do you thing about this racquet? What is the pozitive of a 98 head size according to 100. I started with this rocket than a long break, now i am playing with this same racquet again. A friend of mine ( she is so younu) playing professional she is using a radical mp 100( if i am not wrong) loved my racquet. I am not bad but i wanna learn the technic. Which one teachs me technic? I fancy head but maybe a wilson or yonex. I am 28 by the way but not a athlete or a big guy.
Anyone ? Comments on WilsonXP 1 ,for first time player, recreational
I am 1.92, 100kg 29 years old. Ex-professional water polo player. Should I get Clash 100 or Clash 100 pro?
Is the EZone the same as Naomi Osaka edition?
Radical MP or Pro is a very demanding raquet. Better iff buying a speed pro or extreme!
What about for Kids in different age groups like 7 to 10, 10+?
Is this for beginner women also?
Thanks for all your videos. They are great. Just one quick question. Which one will be your pick between Wilson Pro Staff and Wilson Blade for an intermediate to advance junior?
A junior that really wants to play good. I will really appreciate your input on this.
Thanks in advance.
can someone help,confused between babaolet pure drive 2021 and clash.I am begineer to intermidiate who wants to further improve the game.
I personally would prefer the Clash more but both are really good. You just can’t go wrong with these two especially if you are a beginner or intermediate.
I completely disagree with you saying the blade teaches technique. The racket that does this is in my whole opinion the head prestige pro, and the radical pro. I say this because the sweet spot is smaller on those rackets, and they have less power. The blade 98 has a much larger sweet spot and has more power.
I'm surprised you didn't put pure strike in there
I have a ti s6 it is too light its crazy light
cheers mate. tickety boo you
I really enjoy this guy’s videos
Very good at explaining , thank you so much !
I bought my head extreme mp and yes the grey and neon green color was a big choosing point
which radical MP? 360? 360+? XT?
These raquets are also pro frames. Dont kid yourselves . Pure Drive/ aero many pros use!
Hi, Tennis Spin! I watch all your videos (just about...); and, enjoy them! But this is the most practical one for me. Picking the racket that will give me the edge: Give me big and light. But, give me your advise always. When it comes to racket names, you seem to know it all; and I am thankful for your insight on these products.
Been playing Prince Graphite Comp forever...old school flat hitter, recreational player but not a fanatic and now 69. If I was to even consider another racquet, would be curious to hear suggestions. Perhaps Prince's updated Comp successor?
What is your tennis shop called?
What are the characteristics of Black Pearl Poly? What is something similar?
I love this video! Thanks for your spin! My kid just told me: “I want you to have the blue one (Pure Drive) for yourself.”
How about the asics bz 100, it is pretty good for the price in my opinion
I‘m using the T-fight 300 XTC 16/19. before i used the Radical mp but i think the Tecnifibre is a Radical in better. I like the feeling more. I love them!