There is a 9 pack that might work, but nothing specific, but I also love how all their bags work with any of the racquets, they have some all black ones too that could work: www.tennis-warehouse.com/Yonex_Tennis_Bags/catpage-YONEXBAGS.html Michelle, TW

I haven't been hitting it much in the past couple weeks to be honest! Working on getting a Pure Drive 98 spec'd up to what I like and have been playtesting a bunch. I like to have my weight around 12 ounces strung with a swingweight in the 330s...been enjoying the Solinco Whiteout XTD as well and these EZONES. Was hoping to get dialed in with the RF 01 Pro and just haven't had a chance to revisit it! Hope that helps, apologies for not having a better answer! Michelle, TW

Clay coming to the US Market in a couple weeks! Michelle, TW

The Blade Pro 16x19 v9 has a rather high swingweight, so it feels somewhat top-heavy, and I would say some find it to be a bit sluggish in stock form. Besides that, the Blade Pro is also pretty comfortable and dampened, whereas the RF01 and 01 Pro is stiffer and makes for a bit easier energy return on the ball. The RF01 is feels maneuverable, and easy to swing, and feels slightly less stiff compared to the RF01 Pro. The RF01 Pro swings with more mass and plow through, and has a bit higher stiffness which helps with adding some pop on the ball. In terms of the racquet being good for a one-hander, that really just comes down to how high your tolerance is for weight and swingweight. Does one one prefer the RF01, and you can add some weight or a leather grip if you feel that it needs it? Or does one go with the RF01 Pro because it is heavier and stiffer? That really comes to preference, and skill level. Troy, TW

I would say the 98 does have a slightly more dense 16x19 pattern, which I think makes it very versatile for flat or spin. However, Yonex has the VCORE 98 which has more open space on the string-bed, so just go with that one if you want more spin and a higher launch angle. Troy

The Asics Gel Resolution X, Nike Vapor Cage 4, or adidas Barricade 13 are all good hard court shoes with durability. They also come with a 6-month outsole warranty if purchased at Tennis Warehouse (in the US). Troy, TW

The Percept 100D is easier to maneuver, in it's stock form and having a 23mm beam thickness it provides a bit easier energy return on the ball. The Gravity Pro swings with more plow and heft, and with that thin 20mm beam it offers even more control and feel on the ball. Troy, TW

We are really loving that racquet. As far as strings go, we found the Hawk Power to drop tension somewhat quickly, so if you do go with that string, we might try a tension of about 54 pounds. We also really like the Head Lynx Tour Champagne string, Solinco Hyper-G, and Volkl Cyclone; but would probably drop tension to about 52 with these strings. Troy, TW

@ awesome thanks a lot

We still have plenty of Savage: Luxilon Savage 16/1.27 String 9.95 www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage-LUXSAV.html Luxilon Savage 16/1.27 String Reel Black - 660' 197.95 www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage-LSAVBKR.html Luxilon Savage 16/1.27 String Reel White - 660' 197.95 www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage-LSAVWHR.html

From my experiences in those shoes, this one feels nice and low to the court, like the Vapor Pro 1, but with a bit better cushioning. The fit on this one is a bit more open in the toe box, where as the Vapor Pro 1 was a bit more snug and glove like. Troy, TW

I think the one in the video is the clay version

yes, this one has Nike's clay breaker outsole. So the whole bottom of the shoe is covered, but on the all-court or hard court version it is split into two pieces. Troy, TW

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It cannot. I use this one though and have it propped up in my locker if that makes sense. So it stands upright if it has something to lean against (locker, fence, etc.) and has some gear in it. But has not been built to stand up right on its own without anything in it. Michelle, TW

A slightly more maneuverable feel from the EZONE 98 2025, and a slightly easier access to power. The Fight 305s has slightly more control, and although feel is subjective, maybe a bit more connection to the ball. EZONE 98 is a bit thicker of a frame design at the top of the hoop, whereas the TFight 305s has a more traditional straight beam, same thickness throughout; so think that has a bit to do with differences in feel and energy return on the ball. Troy, TW

Unfortunately, we do not accept trade-in racquets from outside the US. If for some reason we have to send the racquets back to the customer (since we cannot guarantee the credit amount until inspecting the racquets in person), we do not cover shipping back to the customer, when shipping international (custom fees, duties and taxes, we cannot ship items without an invoice and dollar amount listed for items purchased). Troy, TW

I'm between 52 and 48 lbs depending on the string I'm using. Tecnifibre Razor Soft 16 at 50 lbs feels great. Luxilon ALU Power 1.25 at 52 lbs is another that is working well. I've been testing and enjoying Toroline Snapper at 50 lbs as well. Cheers, Chris, TW.

They are getting theirs up as soon as their inventory gets into stock! Michelle, TW

​@@tenniswarehouse What happened to the Hypersmash?

That’s what we have all been asking for lol. Sounds like they gave us just that

y’all really be complaining bout EVERYTHING😅

@@lrgm4772 No, I liked new K-swiss pinnacle :) I am just mad about vapor pro😁

$170 USD

You should notice quite a big difference between the Vapor 11 and 12. The Vapor 11 was somewhat of a departure from the typical "Vapor" type of shoe. It was significantly heavier than most Vapors in the past, and also more built up. That said, in terms of comfort I thought the Vapor 11 was pretty good, although I do have a slightly narrow foot type, but I guess the biggest complaint was that they were heavy and I guess you could say over-built for a vapor. Troy, TW