This WILSON SHIFT 300 Tennis Racquet, might just be...

[@jabirout]

Hey, that's a great review, like your good vibes!

[@alextennis24]

Thx Jonathan. Much appreciated it. More to come.

[@alastairtheduke]

That forehand looks so smooth

[@alextennis24]

thx. Much appreciated

[@justexpl0re]

Hows it feel on the 1 hander? With the 23.5mm beam? Great video!

[@alextennis24]

Thank you! It actually felt great. The racquet was '' passing through the air'' effortlessly. Definitely worth trying.

[@scotttedford2173]

The racquet coming to retail has nearly identical cosmetics to the Labs model.

[@alextennis24]

Good stuff. Thx

[@victorkesler9569]

alex i want to congratulate you ,once again for the great videos, we always wanted to ask you for a review of the yonex vcore 100 , thank you very much and greetings from argentina!!!!

[@alextennis24]

Thank you victor! I will try!

[@YoungBoiTK]

Hi Alex, how do you compare the Shift to Babolat Pure Aero 2023 or the Pure Aero 98?

[@alextennis24]

Well. The major difference for me, is the weight distribution. The babolat's eventhough they are head light, they have a lot of mass in the head compare to the shift, that doesn't have a lot. This is one of the reason that they made the shift stiffer, to compensate for that. Some players may feel that the babolat's has a lot of power, because of the mass in the head, and sometimes the ball may fly on you.

[@juanantoniocanohidalgo5070]

Good video, I am a person who hits the ball hard but flat and it is difficult for me to lift, I always fight with the net and so that the balls do not come out in the background because I hit very flat. Which racket can be better for me, a racket with a spin 16x19 type pure aero or Vcore 2023, or a control racket with a thin frame type Wilson Blade v8?

[@alextennis24]

If you want some spin, 16x19 is the answer for me. The pure aero is a good choice. The blades is also a good choice, but with an open string pattern like 16x19. It is kinda of an overall racquet as well. I wouldn't necessarly good for a heavy racquet ( 315g and up ) as it will be tiring for the arm, therefore not a lot of hand acceleration to create spin. Hope it helps!

[@mauriziobarone1377]

Cuánto peso le pusiste en el frente.perdon no hablo ingles😅

[@alextennis24]

2 tiras de 2 pulgadas, sobre un gramo.