With the EZONE Feel Yonex delivers an impressive combination of speed, spin and controllable power to improving players. In addition to being a great frame for beginners, the EZONE Feel should work well for the intermediate who wants a lighter option. Thanks to an updated Isometric head shape, the EZONE Feel has a slightly larger sweetspot than the previous generation.
| Head Size: 102 sq. in. / 658.06 sq. cm. |
| Length: 27in / 68.58cm |
| Strung Weight: 9.6oz / 272.16g |
| Balance: 14.1in / 35.81cm / 5 pts HH |
The Yonex Ezone 98α tennis racquet is a mid weight racquet packed with features for the intermediate player.
COMES WITH A FREE BABOLAT TEAM RESTRING VALUED AT R399.00
Babolat makes big changes to the AeroPro Team, but keeps the same light weight and user-friendly playability that has made this such a great option for strong beginners, hard charging juniors and intermediate level players. This update is called the Pure Aero Team and it delivers even bigger spin and power than its predecessor.
The Prince TXT Warrior 100L is nice weight for juniors. Beginners to advanced players will find something to love in this spin-friendly, speedy bat. Traditional Prince fans will be in awe with the big update from the EXO range. According to Prince, Textreme results in better control, power and feel.
Introducing Dunlop's Srixon Revo CX 2.0 Tour 18x20, endorsed by Kevin Anderson! With its flexible beam and compact 95in² head size, the CX 2.0 Tour offers a classic feel with surgical targeting. It also comes with a dense 18x20 string pattern, which makes it especially effective when driving the ball through the court. In stock form, this stick's 11.6oz weight and ultra head light balance make it a very speedy player's racquet. As a result, the CX 2.0 Tour is not only good for advanced players, but it should work well for the intermediate player who wants easy acceleration.
Power meets maneuverability. The PWR Speed combines great maneuverability with unmatched power to resemble Tour performance of the Speed racquets.
Ultra power. Ultra spin. Wilson delivers on both promises with the new Ultra 100 Countervail. With the update comes new technologies, including Power Ribs in the throat area, Crush Zone grommets and Countervail material in the frame. In addition, the Ultra 100 Countervail's 100 square inch head size, 11.2 oz strung weight and 320 swingweight are user friendly specs for a wide range of players.
The Blade is designed for today's big-hitting, aggressive game and is the top played franchise on Tour. Delivering control for attacking player, this year's Blade is upgraded with Countervail technology to maximize a player's energy while an all-new minimalist design features clean lines, matte finishes and laser engraving.
The Force 105 is perfect for intermediate players who want a light and powerful racket that offers easy access to spin. The generous 677cm² head provides a forgiving response, but it still possesses enough control and spin to inspire confidence on full swings. From the baseline the Force 105 provides easy depth on medium length strokes.
Head updates the Radical S with Graphene XT, giving this light and explosive stick a more optimal distribution of weight. The result is a racquet that provides even easier access to power.
Updated with a new frame construction along with improved feel, Head's Graphene Touch Instinct MP remains a very user-friendly option for intermediate ball strikers. This racquet should also work well for the advanced player who needs a light player’s racquet with controllable power and easy access to spin.
Head makes big changes to the Extreme MP but keeps the phenomenal blend of power, precision and spin of past generations. Made for aggressive players who like to attack the ball, this modern player's racquet is updated with Graphene Touch, the most comfortable and dampened version of Head's polarized weight system.
COMES WITH A FREE BABOLAT TEAM RESTRING VALUED AT R399.00
One of the game's most versatile and popular racquets gets updated with a more responsive contact zone. This Pure Drive offers the kind of power, precision and mobility that should appeal to everyone from strong beginners to the professional ranks.
Dunlop's Srixon Revo CV 5.0 offers the best of both worlds. It offers much of the spin-potential and precision found in the more compact CV 3.0 model, but it also packs a slightly larger head size (102in²) for a more forgiving response on off-center impact. Boasting a head heavy balance, the CV 5.0 offers decent stability for a sub 11 ounce racquet. The signature technology is called Sonic Core VG, which adds a special rubber material to the standard urethane and silicon formula for enhanced dampening.
Dunlop's Srixon Revo CV 3.0 was built to complement the speed, spin and power of the modern game. Like the best modern player's racquets, this stick accelerates with remarkable ease, making it easier for you to attack the ball with aggressive mechanics (think extra power and spin). Compared to the F series, this racquet's shaft is slightly more aerodynamic, and it features V-Energy Shaft II technology, which optimizes stiffness for added power.
With the EZONE Feel Yonex delivers an impressive combination of speed, spin and controllable power to improving players. In addition to being a great frame for beginners, the EZONE Feel should work well for the intermediate who wants a lighter option. Thanks to an updated Isometric head shape, the EZONE Feel has a slightly larger sweetspot than the previous generation.
