Before i test rackets i customize mine to my preferred spec. As such i have the tf40 315 18x20 and the white out 18x20 matched to each other since last weekend and so far i cannot tell these two sticks apart on anything. Similar feel, similar everything.
Hello and congratulations for the review, I wanted to ask you, given the fairly high rigidity and inertia, how the racket is comfortable, especially in the long term and whether overall it can be used by an intermediate player. Thank you
Thanks for the review Cade. It would have been interesting to hear more direct comparison vs the XTD that you loved so much previously. Did this solve your arm pain issue? What did you lose compared to the XTD that makes it not as good for you since you seem less impressed (relatively speaking) with the standard?
Nice hitting Cade! 👍💪👏🙏 thanks as always!
Before i test rackets i customize mine to my preferred spec. As such i have the tf40 315 18x20 and the white out 18x20 matched to each other since last weekend and so far i cannot tell these two sticks apart on anything. Similar feel, similar everything.
Interesting. I sort of felt the same in stock form was well. I wonder if it’s because both frames have foam injected into the layup of the racquet.
How does the 16x19 compare to 18x20?
Similar, but the technifibre grip is horrendous.
@@gregmaier5151 i also take off the factory base grip and put my own on
Excellent video!!
Comparison between Whiteout 98 vs Blade 98 vs TF40, all 305 and 18x20 ❤
You should try the wighted but cap at 10 g would be interesting to hear if it makes the racquet better for you it is pretty unique
Thanks nice video¡¡¡¡ Please differences with Blade V8 18x20????
i bought it months ago nice at the beginning but this carbon tires my shoulder after a while
Blade is superior by far
Maybe for you but for me the blade is muddy and unpredictable.
Hello and congratulations for the review, I wanted to ask you, given the fairly high rigidity and inertia, how the racket is comfortable, especially in the long term and whether overall it can be used by an intermediate player. Thank you
I would say you could. Maybe not the best choice since I think there are better options. Try it out!
The handle of the Whiteout is 4mm longer then the Blade 98 I messured
Could you please compare this racquet to your previous Head ET?
ET has more launch with power and spin. This was a tiny bit more controlled with a lower launch
Thanks for the review Cade. It would have been interesting to hear more direct comparison vs the XTD that you loved so much previously. Did this solve your arm pain issue? What did you lose compared to the XTD that makes it not as good for you since you seem less impressed (relatively speaking) with the standard?
Yes i solved the pain. I just went to my racquet haha.
@@MPTennis that's not what @ejying2388 was interested to know though, your audience is interested in how does the 18x20 compare to the XTD 18X20
I wanted to get your thoughts comparing the Whiteout 18x20 versus the Yonex Percept 97D?
I did a review on it. Not a comparison tho
Any strings you feel would be best suited for this stick?
I would test out a bull bed of poly of ur choice.
Is it very different from the 16x19? Or do you simply get some extra spin and lift on that one?
More power, spin and launch from 16/19
@@MPTennis tan tennis or tenncom basically slammed the 16x19 while praising the 18x20. Is that the case in your opinion?
@@brunis_mmptennks praised it too but then said it gives him pain weels later...I'm sure this will be the same
@@brunis_m It's different for sure but I wouldn't say it's day and night.
Brutal click-baity title lol, nonetheless great vid as always Cade
Ha...ya think? Kind of believe the racquet can be a shortcut for some. It gives you a lot of quality stuff. 😁