Pure drive 98 really an awful racket. You're less likely to get tennis elbow if you play with a frying pan strung with barbed wire. I highly suggest to demo FX 500 tour and Ezone 98 instead of this
@@ESKATEUK regular pure drive is one of the most popular racket, not 98 one. Even people who only knows pure drive as only racket in universe didn't like 98 because it's really a terrible racket
hey great video! what set up do you recommend on the pure aero 98, (added weight, where and how much, and which kind of leather grip), because i feel like the balance of the stock racquet when am serving is a bit akward. thank youu!
Could you do a review on the head prestige classic 2.0? Would be interesting what you have to say about it, since you'd be the only good player that would review it... Would be awesome!
Interesting video I'm teetering to the Pure Drive. It doesn't bother this shoulder and I feel like a Silverback with that banana racquet. How does Pure Drive compare to Yonex Core 98 D? That's my favourite Sniper Racquet my Wilson Blade if you* will. Can't say I'm gone on that Precept though too much mushy mesh is what I'm hearing. The Pure Aero 98 was blazing Controlled power last year loved that part but at the net was a lot less than inspiring at the net. Kryptonite for a doubles player Yikes! Unless that improved sorry there are better just saying... 👋
Is there a racquet that has all the control and precision like the gravity and prestige but offers an easy swing.. I bought a head gravity pro 2023 but I feel it's swing weight is not right for me. I feel it is very difficult for me to pronate with it on serves and it lacks maneuverability for me. I need to switch to something that will offer control as I am a hard hitter but I need an easy swing.
Hey Luca, great video addressing some real confusion out there. You do put in a lot of work. I have a request for you, can you do review of balls? Like I am super confused with them forget different brands. Babolat themselves have Good and Gold championship balls. It is genuinely confusing. Look forward to your review or a video explaining the same. Regards, Jay
I've been interested in making a video about that. I'll try to fit it into my schedule but if I don't make it in the next month or so, please just ask me again and I'll respond in a comment.
I am using Nadal's Topspin swing on the Forehand and Federer's One Handed Backhand. Imagine how hard it is for me to choose a racket. 1 year have past, still cannot decided between the Pure Aero 98 or Pure Drive 98 or Pure Strike 98. Which one should I choose eventually?
74 RA on the PureDrive 98 should be a fireable offense for the people who designed it. A racket that has a penchant for ruining arms made MORE stiff. Insane.
Pure drive stiffness will destory your arm in miss hits. Ill be demoing the pure aero with the lower Stiffnees to see how big a difference is. The PD 98 will get it over on miss hits but is it worth the pain.
@@RacketsRunnersVancouver I played with the pure Drive 100 for years and also with Prof staffs. I've expensinced soreness from the weight, but never pain in the arm int'l the PD98 which is my current racket. It made we rethink of I should even use a 98. Still love it on my serve tho. I was thinking of trying the 98Aero, but probably the same results, but I'll try.
@@RacketsRunnersVancouver great! That is such an add up to comparing the performance. Please mention that whenever you do when comparing frames. Applaud to you. Really appreciate it
Great video, with lots of detailed informations . We can see all the passion you have to analyse all of these rackets. Question : do you see an agressive baseliner, that loves gravity pro , makes the transition to pure aero 98, in search for a good and reliable baseline racket, that can also provide better manuverabilty when receiving short balls , or volleys at the net?
I used a Pure Drive for almost a year. I tried a friends Pure Aero and instantly fell in love. Within a few months I started noticing my elbow was getting sore. Continued to slowly get worse. I switched to the new Yonex Percept. It is by far my favorite so far. Loads of control.
Which percept did you get? I have been playing for 2 years now, currently own a Wilson Ultra 100V3 and was wondering if a Percept 97 would be a good choice.
@@horaciolloret7240 I switched to the Percept 97. It is a low power very control oriented racquet. It’s definitely not for everyone. Many people at my tennis club did not like it when they tried mine. I love it. I also did like the Aero, it was just too stiff for me.