I think this type of video where Tenncom helps someone do a racquet transition should be a regular mini series, lots of insights on how to switch racquets here
i did this switch, try measuring your regular ezone 98 and see if you can get the swingweight/balance the same on the percept you are using, it'll allow you to do everything you do with your ezone 98 but the bigger sweetspot will help your consistency. Also try out the 2023 vcore 98, its got that free topspin you are looking for and after a month of playing with it you'll be able to do everything you can do now with your ezone 98
Treys inability to vary the speed / spin ratio on his forehand is by far because of his technique and his inability to change his swing path radically and the contact pressure when he’s hitting a ball. He is hits mainly in the moderate topspin range. He can flatten it out a bit but currently lacks the control to consistently land it in especially on low pace balls. I’ve never seen him hit a heavy topspin forehand in an actual match. No racket can give you something that a lack of technique doesn’t allow for. Enhancement yes. Magic cure, no way. It’s like that old jazz song said, “It don’t mean a thing, if it ain’t got that swing.” 😂
Not sure any of those rackets do anything you need and you'd be giving up a better serving racket just so you can feel like you're swinging harder despite balls landing shorter than your EZ 98. Switching racquets frequently doesn't tend to improve anyone's game.
I’m glad I switched to PA98 last year. This frame just flies so easily through the air, I’ve never felt it with any other frame I’ve tried. Plus, it does everything good or really good.
Firstly, props to the guy going to pickup the dog poo😅…Everything Trey said he likes about the 100D and everything you said about swinging a heavier racquet giving more power with less effort is why I’ve gone back to the Speed Pro(Legend)…complete control over spin and I don’t need to customise it at all to feel perfect for me..I really liked the Extreme Tour and Pro on my whole game apart from the fact that I was swinging hard at everything and it was more taxing on my arm than a heavier racquet..adding weight to the tour changed the feel that I didn’t really like it so I haven’t bothered trying to customise the Pro since falling back in love with the Speed Pro…Apparently slightly higher launch with the 100D and more manoeuvrable than Speed Pro so I’m intrigued to try the 100D…needs a better paint job though lol..I thought he would’ve preferred the aero 98 out of those 3 considering what he was wanting to add to his game…might be too light for him stock
I agree, i chose the regular vcore 98 to get more topspin on my forehand and its working well, trey can probably handle the vcore 98 tour because he is big, it was a bit too heavy for me after a set, longer matches
@@TennCom true, this is why i have decided to play one racquet after years of buying two, the number of times i actually break a string during a tournament i can go back to my old bat for the remainder of the match. also, after becoming a racquetholic i have more budget for the next game improvement tech, 2025 has that next gen ezone coming...
Thoughts on where Trey fits into your updated philosophy about needing more power from your racquet? None of these racquets are really more powerful than an Ezone 98 (I think). Why might those have been good options for Trey?
By TennCom's own flowchart Trey would be better served by the Ezone 100 yet he was steered into a control racquet like the 100D. It just isn't consistent with TennCom's usual philosophy about racquet selection. Rec players need the added power for when their technique breaks down as they tire out.
@@TennCom That makes a lot of sense that you weren't the one recommending those racquets and that Trey had done his own evaluation of what he was looking for. I definitely think you would have chosen different racquets for him and would love to see an episode where he only tries your recommendations and then compares them to what he choose.
I am in the EXACT situation with my Ezone 98 right now. Not sure if I'll see a drastic difference, but I just got an Ezone 100 in a trade, with hope the larger head size will help with the same issue Trey is having.
i did this switch recently, the ezone 100 is your friend that makes tennis easier to play than with the ezone 98, you don't lose much other than maybe weight which you can add. note that if doesn't give you much extra topspin though so if you are looking for that try out the 2023 vcore's as well
@@The4.0Guy Honestly I think the ezone 100 would make Trey's backhand a lot more serviceable while also adding more spin and power to both his serve and forehand especially if he adds a little weight. The other good option would be the Head speed mp. IMO 100 sq in racquets are probably the smallest racquet heads that rec players should be playing with.
@@The4.0Guy Good to hear! Luca's review on the Yonex Line a couple weeks ago, along with some other posts I've seen were a huge factor I'm giving the 100 a go. The tone down in the launch compared to the 98 is what I'm looking for, although I am curious how much control I'll sacrifice doing so.
@@bn9161Yeah that's a good call especially since he is already using the ezone, should be the easiest transition. Also agree on going to 100, i always used a 98 but realized this summer what i was missing out on with the bigger sweetspot. Thing is i feel 100 sq.inch racquets have gotten a lot better, they weren't always as good control wise
@@ShortRoundActualif you have a healthy elbow and can string it a bit on the tight side control should be fine. It has a predictable string bed, not weird hot spots. Thing i really like about it is it seems like the most stable 300g frame out there, its.easy to.swing with the lighter weight but still good.for slower swings like volleys and slice
I'm looking for a new racket too, I thought about the PA98, extreme pro, Percept 100d and strike 98 or 100 16x20...choices....but right now I'm waiting for the new ezone. I love the ezone because it helps with more mph on serve and good for flat forehand s but not sure about the backhand and net play in my opinion. I used to play with the aero 100 but killed my elbow with it.
I kind of wish trey tried the RF01 300g version, just decided to commit to that myself, but there is no arguing that the PA98 isnt near perfect, just ugly to me.
@@TennCom In fairness neither is the Percept. If you watch his previously posted match play with it most of his shots don't make it past the service line and his serves drop in both levels of speed and spin. Imo he just likes that he can wind up on his shots and they still go in despite being less effective and higher in energy demand.
@@bn9161 having been on the receiving end of his ball with these different racquets I can tell that Trey has more confidence in his shot selection with the Percept. You are right, his ball is not necessarily as heavy but I think most people agree that power is not his issue right now.
@@TennCom Agree. I've recently tried to transition to a new racquet from the ezone 98 and my two cents is the percept will be the easiest move for Trey. Its got similar directional control to the ezone 98 (string pattern helps a lot) and I found the 100 sq improved my serve consistency, the bigger sweetspot really helps with that. I'd look at measuring the swingweight/balance of the percept he is using to see if he could get it identical to his current ezone. Note that I went to the 2023 vcore 98 which I think Trey should also try, it gave me much needed free net clearance and topspin on my flat forehand and is also a good serving racquet.
@@TennCom It's definitely not as heavy as with his EZ98. There are a lot of subjective aspects to racket selection so if he has more fun with the Percept then all the more power to him and that's the one he should select. I think his results will suffer a bit as it will make his serve a lot more returnable which will decrease the free points he frequently gets and it will give players he will be playing in the 4.0-4.5 range a lot of easy approach shots to put away due to lack of depth with the percept. I do think power is still an issue for him and the vast majority of rec players far more than control will ever be. Trey hits hard for his current level but there is still room for more power and spin. He's going to be neutralizing his most powerful weapons with the percept and not improving his weaknesses enough to surmount it. I also think energy expenditure will increase as he will have to swing faster throughout his entire match which will hurt him in longer matches. We'll see though. TLDR: Rec players need some power. Control frames are generally bad for them.
if you want heavy topspin just go aero 100, extreme mp or speed mp. Bigger sweet spot and more reliable to put pressure when your slightly off. 98s , extreme pro, aero 98 or vcore 98? but heavy reliable topspin? 100's for sure like extreme or aero or VCORE 100. But the IMHOI he wants easy power and reliable spin to put pressure on opponents backhands, 100s for sure.
Exactly! He should definitely add those to his demo list. I hate how he's being guided to the Percept-- a racquet that is very unsuitable to his strengths.
@@HarryManbackTwo Placement but it requires accurate ball striking and a very fast acceleration through the swing. I wouldn't touch it unless I were good enough to play at a top D3 or a D1 school or better (UTR 12+). Anyone weaker than that is going to get bullied off the court by players playing with racquets like the Speed, Ezone 98 or 100, Vcore 98 or 100, Pure Aero 98 or 100, etc. A player's fitness, footwork, and ball striking ought to be impeccable before even considering it. It's not a racquet that is going to help you deep into a 3rd set let alone a 5th set.
Great videos! You are the best in technical staff!!! Pls just a small piece of advise: I play with a 18/20 wilson blade v9. I want to buy a yonex. Which one would you recommend ? Thanks
That’s a hell of a reason to switch racquets. How often are you coming across guys with weak 1 handed back hands you need to pick on? I’m all for racquet whoring but this reason is hard to understand for even me😂
Can I add a suggestion. Could you try your Ezone with a lower tension? Maybe 40lbs. I think you'd be surprised how much that can transform a racket. I've used Toroline wasabi at 40lbs and it played and felt amazing. Low tension with a poly does not equal a lack of control.
Meh. Tried a bunch of sticks over the years and keep going back to my V7 Blade (though I would take the V9 with that bit extra pop to me). Just tried the RF01 and as a 4.0 as well, I just find it less forgiving for my less than peRFectly centered shots. When you hit center it's buttery, for sure. And I like the little bit of head weight in my Blade still. Have fun, but make sure you hit quiet a while before committing to any change. Can't tell ya how many players I see switch after just a week of a few practices with a new stick, only to find overall it doesn't work in match play week over week.
Trey work on ya game.. Move ya feet early preparation etc .. Higher a coach like Tomaz from Feel tennis and do not make the racquet the focal point of your limitations ...
RF01 PRO?? Are you kidding? He ll get a tennis elbow in a week….he should be trying out Ezone 100, DunlopFX 500 300gr, Pure Drive 100 300gr, these will be some of the frames that will help him improve. These proposals are a joke!
Agreed. Any of the popular 100's will do. Ezone 100 or Vcore 100 if he likes Yonex, Head speed MP, Pure Aero, and Wilson Blade 100 should all be tried. I honestly hate the Percept choice. Recommending control frames to anyone less than a top D3 player is just silly. If he *has* switch and has to pick one of the 3 in the video the PA98 is clearly the best of the 3.
@@bn9161yeap, the 100D is fairly good powered but launch angle is low for him as he lifts the ball well. Pure aero only issue is it is fairly stiff and hurts arms. Probably vcore 100 is more suitable
@ your game level has to support the racket too. I love the feeling of VCore 95 hitting balls, but in match play, my technique cannot support it in awkward coming shots. It is just my opinion. He can play with whatever he likes.
He's definitely a 4.0. With his athleticism he can definitely hit 4.5 in a year or two if he polishes up his technique. He'd blow the vast majority of 3.5's off the court particularly because they'd almost never break his serve
All racquets should have the same strings at least. Also, deciding to drop the RF (of which I’m not a fan of) after hitting 10 balls is low-key laughable.
@@2GreekWheels I agree it would have been ideal to have them all strung the same but that's not always possible with demos. I think this is a realistic replication of the conditions most players will be testing racquets under. Next time I'll provide several hours of unedited footage so you can be sure that the racquets were tested up to your standards.
![ILLSLICK - KILLSHOT REMIX [FULL VERSION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RIK8RrqIAzE/mqdefault.jpg)
I think this type of video where Tenncom helps someone do a racquet transition should be a regular mini series, lots of insights on how to switch racquets here
100% agree! Great collab series opportunity
Beckett going to turn me into a racketholic. Definitely make a switch soon!
Sir Reginald is calling
i did this switch, try measuring your regular ezone 98 and see if you can get the swingweight/balance the same on the percept you are using, it'll allow you to do everything you do with your ezone 98 but the bigger sweetspot will help your consistency. Also try out the 2023 vcore 98, its got that free topspin you are looking for and after a month of playing with it you'll be able to do everything you can do now with your ezone 98
I currently own 6 rackets and still looking..... I think im a racoholic
Excuse me? A weaker one handler?!
he's preparing for his match against you
Trey with Karue's hand motion at the beginning of the serve, nice!
The dog was just communicating Wilson's quality control
Treys inability to vary the speed / spin ratio on his forehand is by far because of his technique and his inability to change his swing path radically and the contact pressure when he’s hitting a ball. He is hits mainly in the moderate topspin range. He can flatten it out a bit but currently lacks the control to consistently land it in especially on low pace balls. I’ve never seen him hit a heavy topspin forehand in an actual match. No racket can give you something that a lack of technique doesn’t allow for. Enhancement yes. Magic cure, no way. It’s like that old jazz song said, “It don’t mean a thing, if it ain’t got that swing.” 😂
Not sure any of those rackets do anything you need and you'd be giving up a better serving racket just so you can feel like you're swinging harder despite balls landing shorter than your EZ 98. Switching racquets frequently doesn't tend to improve anyone's game.
I’m glad I switched to PA98 last year. This frame just flies so easily through the air, I’ve never felt it with any other frame I’ve tried. Plus, it does everything good or really good.
Firstly, props to the guy going to pickup the dog poo😅…Everything Trey said he likes about the 100D and everything you said about swinging a heavier racquet giving more power with less effort is why I’ve gone back to the Speed Pro(Legend)…complete control over spin and I don’t need to customise it at all to feel perfect for me..I really liked the Extreme Tour and Pro on my whole game apart from the fact that I was swinging hard at everything and it was more taxing on my arm than a heavier racquet..adding weight to the tour changed the feel that I didn’t really like it so I haven’t bothered trying to customise the Pro since falling back in love with the Speed Pro…Apparently slightly higher launch with the 100D and more manoeuvrable than Speed Pro so I’m intrigued to try the 100D…needs a better paint job though lol..I thought he would’ve preferred the aero 98 out of those 3 considering what he was wanting to add to his game…might be too light for him stock
Should really try the Vcore 98 Tour....and use the same string setup when comparing rackets!
I agree, i chose the regular vcore 98 to get more topspin on my forehand and its working well, trey can probably handle the vcore 98 tour because he is big, it was a bit too heavy for me after a set, longer matches
Love the video! I'm team percept 100D. $350 CAD for an aero 98 seems crazy to me!
thanks Warren! $350 hurts especially if you gotta buy 2 like many tournament players. Almost a thousand bucks if you gotta pay strings too.
@@TennCom true, this is why i have decided to play one racquet after years of buying two, the number of times i actually break a string during a tournament i can go back to my old bat for the remainder of the match. also, after becoming a racquetholic i have more budget for the next game improvement tech, 2025 has that next gen ezone coming...
Also, the harder he swings the more tense he gets, hence the balls land shorter.
Becket sold me on the PureStrike v4. I went with the 100, 4pts headlight with RPM Rough *chef's kiss*
Thoughts on where Trey fits into your updated philosophy about needing more power from your racquet? None of these racquets are really more powerful than an Ezone 98 (I think). Why might those have been good options for Trey?
By TennCom's own flowchart Trey would be better served by the Ezone 100 yet he was steered into a control racquet like the 100D. It just isn't consistent with TennCom's usual philosophy about racquet selection. Rec players need the added power for when their technique breaks down as they tire out.
Trey brought the racquets that we was most interested in. You are correct I would have definitely suggested the EZONE 100 to be part of this test/
@@TennCom That makes a lot of sense that you weren't the one recommending those racquets and that Trey had done his own evaluation of what he was looking for. I definitely think you would have chosen different racquets for him and would love to see an episode where he only tries your recommendations and then compares them to what he choose.
@@TennComah got it, thanks for replying! I remain very impressed with your content and have come to look forward to every new video.
I’d love to see Trey try out the Prestige MP and Pro Staff X, both fall in similar spec range to the 100d.
He used to use the X before the EZONE!
I am in the EXACT situation with my Ezone 98 right now. Not sure if I'll see a drastic difference, but I just got an Ezone 100 in a trade, with hope the larger head size will help with the same issue Trey is having.
i did this switch recently, the ezone 100 is your friend that makes tennis easier to play than with the ezone 98, you don't lose much other than maybe weight which you can add. note that if doesn't give you much extra topspin though so if you are looking for that try out the 2023 vcore's as well
@@The4.0Guy Honestly I think the ezone 100 would make Trey's backhand a lot more serviceable while also adding more spin and power to both his serve and forehand especially if he adds a little weight. The other good option would be the Head speed mp. IMO 100 sq in racquets are probably the smallest racquet heads that rec players should be playing with.
@@The4.0Guy Good to hear! Luca's review on the Yonex Line a couple weeks ago, along with some other posts I've seen were a huge factor I'm giving the 100 a go. The tone down in the launch compared to the 98 is what I'm looking for, although I am curious how much control I'll sacrifice doing so.
@@bn9161Yeah that's a good call especially since he is already using the ezone, should be the easiest transition. Also agree on going to 100, i always used a 98 but realized this summer what i was missing out on with the bigger sweetspot. Thing is i feel 100 sq.inch racquets have gotten a lot better, they weren't always as good control wise
@@ShortRoundActualif you have a healthy elbow and can string it a bit on the tight side control should be fine. It has a predictable string bed, not weird hot spots. Thing i really like about it is it seems like the most stable 300g frame out there, its.easy to.swing with the lighter weight but still good.for slower swings like volleys and slice
I'm looking for a new racket too, I thought about the PA98, extreme pro, Percept 100d and strike 98 or 100 16x20...choices....but right now I'm waiting for the new ezone. I love the ezone because it helps with more mph on serve and good for flat forehand s but not sure about the backhand and net play in my opinion. I used to play with the aero 100 but killed my elbow with it.
I think Trey is looking for the same thing I am looking for in a racquet - lower launch! I feel you should try the Gravity Pro!
I think he should try a Percept 100 with ALU Power. I know Beckett didn’t like it, but I think it would be better for Trey’s game.
Got Kokkinakis in a video
What should I do if I bought a new racket that is lighter than my current one and I want to add 30g to make it the same
I kind of wish trey tried the RF01 300g version, just decided to commit to that myself, but there is no arguing that the PA98 isnt near perfect, just ugly to me.
Even so I don't think the RF is really the right fit for Trey's game. A nice stick but I think Trey's FH grip is too extreme.
@@TennCom In fairness neither is the Percept. If you watch his previously posted match play with it most of his shots don't make it past the service line and his serves drop in both levels of speed and spin. Imo he just likes that he can wind up on his shots and they still go in despite being less effective and higher in energy demand.
@@bn9161 having been on the receiving end of his ball with these different racquets I can tell that Trey has more confidence in his shot selection with the Percept. You are right, his ball is not necessarily as heavy but I think most people agree that power is not his issue right now.
@@TennCom Agree. I've recently tried to transition to a new racquet from the ezone 98 and my two cents is the percept will be the easiest move for Trey. Its got similar directional control to the ezone 98 (string pattern helps a lot) and I found the 100 sq improved my serve consistency, the bigger sweetspot really helps with that. I'd look at measuring the swingweight/balance of the percept he is using to see if he could get it identical to his current ezone. Note that I went to the 2023 vcore 98 which I think Trey should also try, it gave me much needed free net clearance and topspin on my flat forehand and is also a good serving racquet.
@@TennCom It's definitely not as heavy as with his EZ98. There are a lot of subjective aspects to racket selection so if he has more fun with the Percept then all the more power to him and that's the one he should select. I think his results will suffer a bit as it will make his serve a lot more returnable which will decrease the free points he frequently gets and it will give players he will be playing in the 4.0-4.5 range a lot of easy approach shots to put away due to lack of depth with the percept.
I do think power is still an issue for him and the vast majority of rec players far more than control will ever be. Trey hits hard for his current level but there is still room for more power and spin. He's going to be neutralizing his most powerful weapons with the percept and not improving his weaknesses enough to surmount it.
I also think energy expenditure will increase as he will have to swing faster throughout his entire match which will hurt him in longer matches. We'll see though.
TLDR: Rec players need some power. Control frames are generally bad for them.
if you want heavy topspin just go aero 100, extreme mp or speed mp. Bigger sweet spot and more reliable to put pressure when your slightly off. 98s , extreme pro, aero 98 or vcore 98? but heavy reliable topspin? 100's for sure like extreme or aero or VCORE 100. But the IMHOI he wants easy power and reliable spin to put pressure on opponents backhands, 100s for sure.
Exactly! He should definitely add those to his demo list. I hate how he's being guided to the Percept-- a racquet that is very unsuitable to his strengths.
@@bn9161 What would you say the strengths of the Percept 100D are?
@@HarryManbackTwo Placement but it requires accurate ball striking and a very fast acceleration through the swing. I wouldn't touch it unless I were good enough to play at a top D3 or a D1 school or better (UTR 12+). Anyone weaker than that is going to get bullied off the court by players playing with racquets like the Speed, Ezone 98 or 100, Vcore 98 or 100, Pure Aero 98 or 100, etc.
A player's fitness, footwork, and ball striking ought to be impeccable before even considering it. It's not a racquet that is going to help you deep into a 3rd set let alone a 5th set.
Hi what modern racquet is most similar to the pro staff RF97 v10? The heavy red and black one
none but i guess the Prostaff 97
Great videos! You are the best in technical staff!!!
Pls just a small piece of advise: I play with a 18/20 wilson blade v9. I want to buy a yonex.
Which one would you recommend ? Thanks
I'd try the Percept 100D!
Beckett, ps v14 or aero98 most powerful? Whichb Stable on flat shots?
Aero 98 for both
That’s a hell of a reason to switch racquets. How often are you coming across guys with weak 1 handed back hands you need to pick on?
I’m all for racquet whoring but this reason is hard to understand for even me😂
shout out direct tennis, puro 956!!!!
Can I add a suggestion. Could you try your Ezone with a lower tension? Maybe 40lbs. I think you'd be surprised how much that can transform a racket. I've used Toroline wasabi at 40lbs and it played and felt amazing. Low tension with a poly does not equal a lack of control.
Great suggestion!
As a one hander, I’ve never really struggled with loopy balls 🤔
Lead tape locations on the Pure Aero 98 please?
Where’s Milan? He’s the guy you need to defeat if you wanna switch racket. Oh wait.. different channel😅
why not vcore or TF?
Meh. Tried a bunch of sticks over the years and keep going back to my V7 Blade (though I would take the V9 with that bit extra pop to me). Just tried the RF01 and as a 4.0 as well, I just find it less forgiving for my less than peRFectly centered shots. When you hit center it's buttery, for sure. And I like the little bit of head weight in my Blade still. Have fun, but make sure you hit quiet a while before committing to any change. Can't tell ya how many players I see switch after just a week of a few practices with a new stick, only to find overall it doesn't work in match play week over week.
Why don't more people use oversized rackets? I can't imagine that any of the mainstream rackets are better than a Prince Classic Graphite 107
rf01 pro as a joke right? because this racket is probably too demanding for any 4.5-5.0 player
Trey work on ya game.. Move ya feet early preparation etc .. Higher a coach like Tomaz from Feel tennis and do not make the racquet the focal point of your limitations ...
RF01 PRO?? Are you kidding? He ll get a tennis elbow in a week….he should be trying out Ezone 100, DunlopFX 500 300gr, Pure Drive 100 300gr, these will be some of the frames that will help him improve. These proposals are a joke!
Agreed. Any of the popular 100's will do. Ezone 100 or Vcore 100 if he likes Yonex, Head speed MP, Pure Aero, and Wilson Blade 100 should all be tried. I honestly hate the Percept choice. Recommending control frames to anyone less than a top D3 player is just silly. If he *has* switch and has to pick one of the 3 in the video the PA98 is clearly the best of the 3.
@@bn9161idk I’m kind of a beginner and play the best (and enjoy the most) when I use control frames
@@bn9161yeap, the 100D is fairly good powered but launch angle is low for him as he lifts the ball well. Pure aero only issue is it is fairly stiff and hurts arms. Probably vcore 100 is more suitable
Why should he play with a 100 if he already likes the EZ98? That would have him hitting with a much more open string pattern than he likes.
@ your game level has to support the racket too. I love the feeling of VCore 95 hitting balls, but in match play, my technique cannot support it in awkward coming shots.
It is just my opinion. He can play with whatever he likes.
Switching to a Rafa origin soon
Try head racquets
One word: Kokkinakis
hey man let the dog poop in peace
What da dog doin
Leaving us all some nuggets of wisdom...
Trey is dreaming if he thinks he's a 4.0
Trey has a history of winning matches in 4.0 tournaments. Not sure how you could argue that he's anything less.
He's definitely a 4.0. With his athleticism he can definitely hit 4.5 in a year or two if he polishes up his technique. He'd blow the vast majority of 3.5's off the court particularly because they'd almost never break his serve
@@bn9161 Trey looks super fit, can easily go to 4.5
Post you hitting. Don’t be shy.
What a stupid test! if the rackets dont have the same strings and tension, you would not be able to compare them effectively
I compare your mom's performances in bed even if she wears different lingerie, what's the difference?
Ew Ezone 98 terrible for your big serve and for the spin you want, go the Pure Aero Rafa 😉😉😉
All racquets should have the same strings at least. Also, deciding to drop the RF (of which I’m not a fan of) after hitting 10 balls is low-key laughable.
are you familiar with the concept of "editing"
@@TennCom are you familiar with the concept of “continuity”? Or with the concept of having all racquets strung the same?
@@2GreekWheels I agree it would have been ideal to have them all strung the same but that's not always possible with demos. I think this is a realistic replication of the conditions most players will be testing racquets under. Next time I'll provide several hours of unedited footage so you can be sure that the racquets were tested up to your standards.
@@TennCom or you could just take the feedback and, if others agree, adjust for next time. Or you could just be soft and respond like this.
@@2GreekWheels Expect the level of snark in return to be similar to the snark you dish out.