I'm an aspiring 5.0 level player with a one handed backhand, I really enjoy playing with this stick. I also noticed that my shoulder has not bothered me in weeks where as normally it's sore after hitting with my VCORE 310.
I added a leather grip to mine for a little more weight and plow through when I play heavy hitters. I noticed right away that I'm able to catch up to a really hard ball hit meaning you won't be late on your shots with this racquet. It is not a beginner's high power racquet, but it does provide controllable power if you swing out with good form, or your balls will go long. Would recommend a demo for anyone NTRP 3.5+ without elbow problems.Ĭomments: I purchased two of these racquets, one for my wife. I enjoy the responsiveness and extra power the racquet provides, but it's a personal preference.The racquet is highly customizable, leather replacement grip, head light, or tungsten tape, head heavy, to suite different play styles and levels. Compared to the Blade 98, comfortable and muted, this racquet is responsive and harsh. I strung this racquet with RPM Blast at 58 pounds.
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It was between the Pure Strike and Wilson's Pro Staff RF97.Ĭomments: I am a NTRP level 4.5. I'm a virgin with Babolat equipment, but wanted to give it a try based on the players that use the racquet. I appreciated TW sending the racquet in a timely manner and I'm enjoying playing tennis again. I still need some more 'spring off my string", so next time I'll drop to 52 lbs rather than 54 lbs. Highly recommeded for strong intermediate to advanced players.Ĭomments: Great racquet! Gives me solid power and control.Ĭomments: I love this racquet! And TW strung it to the tension I requested. I am really loving this and believe it has improved my game. Great feel - took a little adjusting from my very old Wilson 16 x 20 frame. I am able to hit every shot possible with precision, touch and power. I might need to string it with a lower tension at 53 instead of 55!Ĭomments: Demo'ed several racquets over the last year and this stick really stood out. The higher swingweight provides a nice bonus to those in search of stability.Ĭomments: Hit a lot of demos, this was the one that gave me the most consistency.Ĭomments: Definitely suggest this racquet! Tennis Warehouse did a great job stringing. All in all, thePure Strike 18x20 3rd Gen is perfect for the player who wants the undeniable precision and feel of a classic player's racquet.
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Finally, with this racquet's low-powered precision, aggressive servers will have the license to swing big and select ambitious targets. You'll also have plenty of touch for dropping the ball short. It also packs a higher swingweight than the previous generation, which means itplows through the ball more effectively, and it doesn't get pushed around when your opponent's pace goes up.Although the 330+RDC swingweight is demanding, the extra mass comes in handy when redirecting the pace of a big first serve, volleying against heavy power or driving the ball through the court. On groundstrokes, this racquet's low-powered precision provides big hitters with the freedom to attack the ball without fear of over-hitting. The upshot is an even more dampened feel than the previous generation with slightly better pocketing.
New to this frame is C 2 Pure Feel, a material technology that combines cortex with a uniquely flexible viscoelastic rubber at 3/9 o'clock.
This stick also has FSI Power technology which features wider spacing between the upper cross strings for slightly easier access to spin and pace. Updated with a new dampening technology, the Pure Strike 18x20 3rd Gen is ideal for experienced players, especially if they crave a rock solid feel at impact combined with the surgical and laser-like precision of a traditional 18x20 string pattern.Like the previous generation, the Pure Strike 18x20 has a hybrid frame construction (called Control Frame Technology), which blends the control and feel of square beam with the speed and dynamism of a modern elliptical beam.
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