Been up nearly 24 hrs so comprehension not optimum. How did you like the kick serve on this racquet? I thought you were getting good height so hunching you liked your kick serves on the Extreme Tour. I'm a firm believer the more rounded your racquet head, the better your pocketing feels. Played with an old Wilson, what it lost in power it more than made up for in feel and control. Looked closer at this oldie but goodie and BINGO the racquet head was near perfectly symmetrical hence round. Exceptionally pleasing stick to play with! Good review ok I'll demo one you win, not sure I've seen you having this much fun on court before 🤫🤔
I loved the kick serve with this racket. Because of the spin grommets, the string bed has incredible dwell time. The Extreme Tour does not have a symmetrically round head shape so if that is a concern, you should test before you buy. Overall, I loved this racket.
Nice review like always👍. you play the head speed pro 360. how does it play in comparison to the speed pro 360+, i.e. the model before auxetic? and if you could choose between the head extreme.tour auxetic and your head spoed pro 360 today, which one would you choose? best regards Michel
Thank you for your thoughts. That is a good question. Unfortunately, I've never played with the G360+ speed so I can't comment but the Auxetic version felt more powerful than the 360. I've been going back and forth on this one but I think if I could only choose one, I would go with the Head Auxetic Extreme Tour because I've never hit better kick serves in my life than when I was using the Extreme. It also has a good balance of power and control. The Boom Pro is also one that I am currently using and I love it.
@@opencourt808 thank you very much for your very honest answer. head boom pro is a great racket. only here i didn't get along with the power, because the balls flew too long from time to time. I'm currently playing the prince tour 98. a great racket, unfortunately just a bit difficult to handle. thanks again👍
How would you compare this to the previous gen extreme tour? There are lots of fans of that one, and I'm hearing the love doesn't necessarily transfer over to this edition.
Unfortunately, I haven't hit with the new vcore 95 but from what i hear, they seem similar. I think the Extreme Tour has more spin potential but the vcore 95 will have a little more control on flatter shots. if you're a topspin user, i think the extreme might be a better option. Maybe you should demo and compare side by side
@@Javi_C I owned the previous version. Far too light, very flimsy, harsh feeling, lacks directly precision.....needs tons of lead just to make it vaguely playable and even then there's no much you can do about the very open string pattern (thicker gauge of string might help). Might suit some people who have a heavy spin orientated but just not my type of racquet and certainly not for flatter hitting.
Thanks for the review!
Grat video, I would love to know what was your String Setup for this playtest. Cheers
Nice review like always. What string you put in this racket, while the playtest?
I put Head Lynx Tour at 52 lbs
Hi. How would you compare it to the boom pro ?
Been up nearly 24 hrs so comprehension not optimum. How did you like the kick serve on this racquet? I thought you were getting good height so hunching you liked your kick serves on the Extreme Tour. I'm a firm believer the more rounded your racquet head, the better your pocketing feels. Played with an old Wilson, what it lost in power it more than made up for in feel and control. Looked closer at this oldie but goodie and BINGO the racquet head was near perfectly symmetrical hence round. Exceptionally pleasing stick to play with! Good review ok I'll demo one you win, not sure I've seen you having this much fun on court before 🤫🤔
I loved the kick serve with this racket. Because of the spin grommets, the string bed has incredible dwell time. The Extreme Tour does not have a symmetrically round head shape so if that is a concern, you should test before you buy. Overall, I loved this racket.
Nice review like always👍. you play the head speed pro 360. how does it play in comparison to the speed pro 360+, i.e. the model before auxetic? and if you could choose between the head extreme.tour auxetic and your head spoed pro 360 today, which one would you choose? best regards Michel
Thank you for your thoughts. That is a good question. Unfortunately, I've never played with the G360+ speed so I can't comment but the Auxetic version felt more powerful than the 360. I've been going back and forth on this one but I think if I could only choose one, I would go with the Head Auxetic Extreme Tour because I've never hit better kick serves in my life than when I was using the Extreme. It also has a good balance of power and control. The Boom Pro is also one that I am currently using and I love it.
@@opencourt808 thank you very much for your very honest answer. head boom pro is a great racket. only here i didn't get along with the power, because the balls flew too long from time to time. I'm currently playing the prince tour 98. a great racket, unfortunately just a bit difficult to handle. thanks again👍
My man so quick and nimble on the court
Can you compare it to the prince tour ATS 98?
How would you compare this to the previous gen extreme tour? There are lots of fans of that one, and I'm hearing the love doesn't necessarily transfer over to this edition.
I'm sorry but I never tried the previous edition so I can't comment on that. But I really loved the Auxetic version as I stated in this review.
FYI. There was a tour in the outgoing version.
Why FYI!? He did mention at 1:53 .
hey man nice review ! i could barely hear you on the intro with the background music being TOO loud
Nice content!!! Did you try the head boom pro?
Yes, I also loved that racket
Thx. Have a nice day.
How do you compare it with the new vcore 95?
Unfortunately, I haven't hit with the new vcore 95 but from what i hear, they seem similar. I think the Extreme Tour has more spin potential but the vcore 95 will have a little more control on flatter shots. if you're a topspin user, i think the extreme might be a better option. Maybe you should demo and compare side by side
What string did you use?
I used head lynx tour, which is my favorite poly currently
Good review, cheers. Just one thing, if you can say “exotic”, you can say “auxetic” correctly!
the extreme has never had a tour ? lol you sure you're okay ? it's just the auxetic version, there was one before lol
I believe I said in the profile section that this is the second gen of the Tour. The first gen came out in the Graphene 360+ gen
One of the worst racquets I've ever tried.
What was wrong with it?
@@Javi_C I owned the previous version. Far too light, very flimsy, harsh feeling, lacks directly precision.....needs tons of lead just to make it vaguely playable and even then there's no much you can do about the very open string pattern (thicker gauge of string might help). Might suit some people who have a heavy spin orientated but just not my type of racquet and certainly not for flatter hitting.
Graphene that Head is garbage. Makes the racquets like hollow tin cans