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- 時間: 2013-10-25 21:55原來計劃去看Wilson Pro Staff 100 BLX,到店裡才發現HEAD YouTek IG Speed MP 315 (18/20) 和Babolat Drive Z Tour也有大降價。
前兩款原價是$200, 後面一款原價$180, 現在的價錢都是$80(到10月28日),還有買兩個拍子, 第二拍半價的優惠。
下面是網上收集來的幾個拍子的特點和評價: -
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- 時間: 2013-10-25 21:56
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- 時間: 2013-10-25 22:021 HEAD YouTek IG Speed MP 315 (18/20) Tennis Racquet
Racquet Specs:
Head Size: 100 sq. in MP
Length: 27 inches
Weight: Strung — 11.7 oz Unstrung — 11.1 oz
Tension: 52-62 Pounds
Balance: 6 Pts Head Light
Beam Width: 20mm
Composition: d3O/Graphite/Innegra
Flex: 65
Grips Type: Head HydroSorb Tour
Power Level: Low
String Pattern: 18 Mains / 20 Crosses
Mains skip: 8T,10T, 8H, 10H
Two Piece
No Shared Hole
Swing Speed: Fast
Swing Weight: 315
Review:
Head continues to build on a revolutionary line of racquets utilizing Youtek technology by incorporating a new and innovative material called Innegra. The improved matrix blends a unique set of frame qualities both light in weight and solid in control, arriving in a sleek bold black designed frame with enhanced feel and playability.
Groundstrokes:
This racquet provided me with a high amount of control on both wings. I was really able to step in and rip the tennis ball. On returns, I was able to deliver thundering groundstrokes from baseline to baseline without reservation from a fast and loopy swing style. This frame was quite demanding on my arm as it is extremely flexible; however I felt more vibration being absorbed compared to the previous model. I had no problem generating topspin and slice however if you pride yourself on high topspin generation I would go with a more open string pattern.
Volleys:
I was definitely at ease with how well the racquet responded to my volleys. With a headlight weight distribution already in place, it was relatively easy to maneuver the racquet for angled approaches. The forgiving 100sq in. head size allowed me to control shots at the net even from fast and heavy incoming balls that would normally tend to torque the frame. The racquet exhibited a softer flex for more feel needed to execute more intricate drop shot techniques.
Serves:
I was able to really pound the ball on my first serves. Even with a limited kick in my serves, I could still place my serves well within the line whether going to the deadly corner or aiming right down the line. The tight string pattern provides plenty of controlled bite onto the ball for powerful serves with plenty of force. I didn’t find myself having to sacrifice much power at all to compromise for the frame’s control.
Overall:
Overall this racquet does feel more flexible than its predecessor. It definitely has plenty of pop and a softer touch without the “dead” dampened feel. Mis-hits are quite forgiving for players who don’t have a bull’s eye precision to hit dead center every time, especially against quick paced volley returns at the net where time is of the essence. This Youtek IG Speed MP 315 racquet comes with very little power but remarkable control for players who love to wind up for long swift swings at the ball. I would recommend this racquet for a 4.0+ tennis player. -
- 時間: 2013-10-25 22:112Wilson Pro Staff 100 BLX - Strung
Racquet Specs
Head Size: 100 sq. in
Length: 27.25 inches
Weight: Strung — 10.8 oz Unstrung — 10.1 oz
Tension: 50-60 Pounds
Balance: 4 Pts Head Light
Beam Width: 22mm
Composition: Graphite/Basalt
Flex: 65
Grips Type: Wilson Pro Hybrid
Power Level: Low/Medium
String Pattern: 16 Mains / 18 Crosses
Mains skip: 7T, 9H, 7H, 9H
One Piece
No Shared Hole
Swing Speed: Moderate - Fast
Swing Weight: 302
Review:
This year, Wilson has expanded their traditional-styled racquet line. For some time, we’ve had only the Roger Federer-inspired 90 square inch model or the Pete Sampras-styled 88 head size. For 2012, Wilson has added two larger head sizes to its “old school” series. Our test model, the BLX Pro Staff 100, is the best-selling model in the series, rated # 8 in the Tennis Industry Association Retail Audit for the 2nd quarter of 2012, 2 spots ahead of Federer’s 90 square inch model. Wilson is selling quite a few frames of this type. Is it a good fit for your game?
Specifications:
The BLX ProStaff Six.One 100 is not quite as much of a throwback as its smaller-headed siblings. The beam width has been increased to 22mm (4mm wider than the 95, and 5mm wider than the 90),and the weight is down to 10.1 oz. unstrung (almost a full ounce less than the 95) for improved maneuverability and racquet head speed. Static balance is a little more toward the head (4 points head light vs 7 on the 90 and 95, and swingweight is down markedly, reading only 302, noticeably less than the 95’s 310 and way below the strong 329 on the 90 (The weight and swingweight numbers have been reduced, I must surmise, to make up for the ¼” additional length Wilson has deemed to give this frame). Flex is a moderate 65, and the string pattern has one less cross string than the 95, whose final cross was more for looks, anyway. These numbers leave quite a large window for customization, but how does it play out of the box?
Baseline Play
The 100’s head light balance and lower weight make it much easier to get through the air than the 90 or 95, so topspin is much easier to apply, and the open 16x18 pattern allowed for a more than adequate grip of the ball. The larger head, extra length and slight “headward” balance bias conspire to move the sweet spot just a touch higher, giving a little better power to shots hit toward the tip; in this respect, the 100 runs circles around the 90 and 95. The 22mm beam also gives a little more power to all groundies, and offers quite a solid feel. This racquet just doesn’t take as good a swing to produce a successful shot. The lack of an aerodynamic beam design gave me more wind resistance than a more modern frame design would, but control was excellent and the feel was soft. The wider beam takes away a little communication on impact, but it still flexes enough to let you know what the ball is doing. Mishit high on the face and the frame still lets you know it, but you get a little more pace, too.
Net Play and Serving
The 100’s recoilweight (resistance to “kicking back” in your hand) is low due to its lighter weight, but well-timed volleys show no ill effects, and maneuverability in quick exchanges is quite good, even with the added length. Touch is also abundant, as the flexible frame combines with Wilson’s Amplifeel handle system to give you all the “good vibrations” and communicate precisely what’s going on. The light head and flexible frame make themselves apparent once again on serves and overheads as, while quick through the air, these shots it higher on the frame aren’t as powerful unless you really hit them cleanly. If you do, you’ll find solid feel and control, along with good slice and kick serve options.
Fine Points
The Pro Hybrid grip (like on the 95) isn’t exactly traditional leather, but the foam backing is a fine comfort aid. It’s a little thin, which allows for good feel of the handle’s bevels. The bumper guard has good depth, so you won’t have to worry about string damage for quite a while, even if you’re an active net player like me.
The paint job will definitely catch your opponent’s eyes, the bright white with asymmetric red trim providing a distraction as it sweeps through the air (maybe Wilson should have another “is it legal” ad about this). All in all, I found the frame to be well-done cosmetically, right down to the gold-accented butt cap. Something to keep in mind about this frame’s relatively low weight is the customization options it opens up.
You can, without making it too heavy, design it to help whatever part of your game you want: leave it “as is” for extra racquet speed, weigh down the 3 and 9 o’clock positions for reduced twist, “lead up” the tip for a higher sweet spot if you really reach for the ball, or add weight all over the frame for a solid, stable all-round hitting platform. This is a “genius” setup from a customization standpoint, as it leaves a multitude of options for the player and racquet technician to perfect the racquet for a particular style of play.
Conclusion
The Wilson BLX Pro Staff Six.One 100 is probably the best choice in the line for the majority of players, providing a little extra power and stability with little sacrifice in control. You can swing it really quickly, producing a great deal of spin, and the flex takes some of the shock out without sacrificing feel. Good players will enjoy the feel from well-struck shots, as well as its communication on those that go off a little. The weighting leaves countless customization options, and you’d almost be crazy not to take advantage of it. Strong players (4.0 and above), and those of us who have a little less weight of shot (and more of body) than before will love its feel and execution at net, and should add it to their demo list. -
- 時間: 2013-10-25 22:283Babolat Drive Z Tour Tennis Racquet
Racquet Spec:
Head Size: 100 sq. in. / 645 sq. cm.
Length: 27 inches / 68.5 cm
Unstrung Weight: 10.1oz / 285g
Balance: 33 cm
Swingweight: 290
Stiffness: 74
Beam Width: 23 mm Head / 26 mm Hoop / 23 mm Shaft
Composition: Graphite
Grip Type: Syntec Grip
String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses
String Tension: 50-55 pounds
Review:
Intermediate players who are looking for a maneuverable racquet with power on demand will find the Babolat Drive Z-Tour to be a great option. Finding the racquet easy to maneuver, our playtesters found it easy to be aggressive when swinging the Babolat Drive Z-Tour. The open 16x19 string pattern on the 100 square in headsize gripped the ball well for both topspin and slice shots. The TW team found it easy to take advantage of short balls and hit aggressive approach shots with confidence. We found the sweetspot to be very generous, even shots hit near the frame came off with good pace. On serve the racquet was easy to whip around, giving our testers some added spin and zip. The Babolat Drive Z-Tour is a must demo for advanced lvel players looking for excellent maneuverability to enhance power and spin on their shots. -
- 時間: 2013-10-25 22:38
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