Really enjoyed the TenX 27.5. Added the power the 27 was lacking, but kept the positive qualities of the normal length. After a years long journey of finding a racquet, I settled on the TFight 305. Racquet is incredible.
Thanks Jonas, like the change up with some commentary while hitting. Heysil is another smaller brand that I understand does a very nice control style frame. Also Aussie based.
@@Tennisnerd hey now, if your one-hander is bad then mine is abysmal, I think it looks great! It’s actually been a treat getting to see you improve and evolve your game over the years of watching Tennisnerd. All the best!
I tested sooo many raquets in the past seasons and what should I say: I love playing with my trusty Prince Graphite 100. Always supports me in every match..❤
I play with the TenX Xcalibre 27,5 inches ... it is a beauty out of the bag... you should try it, It will give you a little more power but the same buttery feeling. I play with a shaped stiff poly at 55 pounds and no arms issues whatsoever.
@@Tennisnerd got one this week and just played an hour with it. I'm sure you will appreciate the very dense string pattern that compliments flat hitting. I was very curious to feel the Kinetic technology. The sound, because of the only 5 grams on kinetic mass, is very quite. I don't even notice once I head for the baseline. I thought there could be a compromise in Control in favor of Comfort, but that's not the case with the Ki5. You'll like it more than the Ki10 you've already reviewed. The swingweight is a bit high, but the beam is 22mm and the throat design is such that makes the racket quite maneuverable.
Hi Jonas, On my next change of racket I will definitely buy from a small brand. I already have 2 Angels, which I bought for watching your videos. they are excellent but unfortunately don't suit my game. In addition to the Furi Arma pro, what rackets from smaller brands play similar to the last Ezone 98? I had already seen the FAPro 98 and the DElevate but i guess sending it from the USA to Europe is very expensive... Thanks!
Hi Jonas! Thanks for the video. Here in Hungary we do have a retailer for Diadem rackets, but I have never heard of the other two. Being a pure recreational player I am just thinking if it makes sense to have two identical rackets in my bag. I consider myself a racket nerd, so from time to time I enjoy testing new rackets and setups, so always having two of the same frame is not too economical. 🙂 Currently I have a Head Speed MP as my main racket and a Yonex Vcore 98 as backup.
Have used tenx racquet for a few yr now. Love them my kidsuse xstrike i use Xcallaber I switched from a blade and Xcallaber is a much better racquet for my game.i added lead tape to beef it up to almost 340 strung
Can you do a review on Jiri LeHecka stick choice? He is one rare player downsized and gone back in time from Babolat 100> Blade 98 and now 6.1 or PS95 also look at his dampener from yesteryear and he is only 21yo!!!. Also pity none of these smaller companies (except Angell/Bosworth) focus on the cashed up baby boomers in which many prefer a narrow throat/shaft OHBH and end up with TE causing PD and APD.
Thanks!
🙏🏼👊🏻
I like the outdoor commentary, better than the room shot lol
I am trying my best to improve!
I like the room shot as well and appreciate the room aesthetic you show there 🙂
Really enjoyed the TenX 27.5. Added the power the 27 was lacking, but kept the positive qualities of the normal length. After a years long journey of finding a racquet, I settled on the TFight 305. Racquet is incredible.
Thanks Jonas, like the change up with some commentary while hitting. Heysil is another smaller brand that I understand does a very nice control style frame. Also Aussie based.
Thanks 👍
5:10 Get outta here with that 2 hander, don't fall to the dark side 😭
Don't worry! I have one bad one-hander, one horrible two-hander, and a decent slice.
@@Tennisnerd hey now, if your one-hander is bad then mine is abysmal, I think it looks great! It’s actually been a treat getting to see you improve and evolve your game over the years of watching Tennisnerd.
All the best!
The Elevate V3 was a noticeable improvement in terms of comfort. Really enjoyed it.
Shooting outdoor is interesting!
I tested sooo many raquets in the past seasons and what should I say:
I love playing with my trusty
Prince Graphite 100. Always supports me in every match..❤
I play with the TenX Xcalibre 27,5 inches ... it is a beauty out of the bag... you should try it, It will give you a little more power but the same buttery feeling. I play with a shaped stiff poly at 55 pounds and no arms issues whatsoever.
Make sure you try the Pro Kennex Ki5!
I will do at some point, I’m sure 👍🏻
@@Tennisnerd got one this week and just played an hour with it. I'm sure you will appreciate the very dense string pattern that compliments flat hitting. I was very curious to feel the Kinetic technology. The sound, because of the only 5 grams on kinetic mass, is very quite. I don't even notice once I head for the baseline. I thought there could be a compromise in Control in favor of Comfort, but that's not the case with the Ki5. You'll like it more than the Ki10 you've already reviewed. The swingweight is a bit high, but the beam is 22mm and the throat design is such that makes the racket quite maneuverable.
if you were miced up while hitting then the audio quality is impressive. No harsh sounds from the wind or anything
Trying my best to improve!
Hi Jonas, On my next change of racket I will definitely buy from a small brand. I already have 2 Angels, which I bought for watching your videos. they are excellent but unfortunately don't suit my game. In addition to the Furi Arma pro, what rackets from smaller brands play similar to the last Ezone 98?
I had already seen the FAPro 98 and the DElevate but i guess sending it from the USA to Europe is very expensive... Thanks!
Great video, would love to try that fury out and the diadem.
2H backhand from Jonas freaked me out
I am sorry about this
Hi Jonas! Thanks for the video. Here in Hungary we do have a retailer for Diadem rackets, but I have never heard of the other two. Being a pure recreational player I am just thinking if it makes sense to have two identical rackets in my bag. I consider myself a racket nerd, so from time to time I enjoy testing new rackets and setups, so always having two of the same frame is not too economical. 🙂 Currently I have a Head Speed MP as my main racket and a Yonex Vcore 98 as backup.
Just bought a furi pro 98
Have used tenx racquet for a few yr now. Love them my kidsuse xstrike i use Xcallaber
I switched from a blade and Xcallaber is a much better racquet for my game.i added lead tape to beef it up to almost 340 strung
My favor was bridgestone tennis racket.
can you do a review on the babolate pure drive 98?
Can you do a review on Jiri LeHecka stick choice? He is one rare player downsized and gone back in time from Babolat 100> Blade 98 and now 6.1 or PS95 also look at his dampener from yesteryear and he is only 21yo!!!. Also pity none of these smaller companies (except Angell/Bosworth) focus on the cashed up baby boomers in which many prefer a narrow throat/shaft OHBH and end up with TE causing PD and APD.
What about Bolt??!!? 😅
Nice video 👍🏼
Thanks 👍