Yonex VCore Pro 97 tennis racket review, as used by Hubert Hurkacz

Rapidly growing in popularity, Yonex are building a reputation for high quality, technically advanced tennis rackets so when they asked us to run the rule over their new Yonex VCore Pro 97 we couldn't say no could we!
Founded by Minoru Yoneyama in Japan in 1946, Yonex started with badminton rackets then moved into tennis in 1969 with the first ever aluminium tennis racket, the legendary T-7000.
Now Yonex rackets are played with by some of the world's leading tennis stars including Nick Kyrgios and Naomi Osaka.
Their VCORE series is focussed on spin and incorporates a wide range of unique technologies.
Now enjoy our play test of the Yonex VCore Pro 97 then head over to tennishead.net... for our full review
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[@raydm4015]

Smaller Sweet spot!? Yonex is known for a bigger sweet spot

[@ddhh1270]

Good racquet reviews, but do people really care about the paint job design of a racquet? More info about flex/comfort etc would be useful.