Yonex Rdis
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Mid Plus Grip 4 3 8 BRAND NEW  US $138.99
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 Yonex Rdis 100 mp US $85.50
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 Yonex RDis 200 Tennis Racquet Racket 320 g US $184.95
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 Yonex RDis 100 Mid 93 Tennis Racquet Racket US $174.95
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 Yonex RDis 300 Tennis Racquet Racket US $164.95
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 Yonex RDiS 100 MID Grip 4 3 8 BRAND NEW US $138.99
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Mid Plus New US $135.00
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 Yonex RDiS 300 MP Tennis Racquet New US $165.00
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Midplus US $189.99
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Mid US $189.99
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 Yonex RDiS 300 Midplus US $179.99
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Mid Plus Grip 4 1 2 BRAND NEW US $138.99
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 Yonex RDis 200 Light Tennis Racquet Racket 295 g US $184.95
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 Yonex Rds 003As RD 7 RDIS 100 RDS 001 002 Rqis tourBO US $77.88
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Mid Tennis Racquet New US $150.00
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 USED Yonex RDiS 200 98 sq in Tennis Racket 4 3 8 Strung US $56.50
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 Yonex RDiS 300 Mid Plus Tennis Racquet Racket NEW US $159.95
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 YONEX RDIS 100 MID PLUS 98 tennis racket racquet NEW US $164.95
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 Yonex RDX 500 Mid MP HDAs RD 7 RDIS 100 RDS 001 002BO US $107.88
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 Yonex RDiS 100 Mid Plus New 4 1 4 US $135.00
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 Yonex RDiS 100 MIDSIZE 93 Grip 4 1 2 US $108.00
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 Yonex RDis 100 MP MidPlus 98 Tennis Racquet Racket US $174.95
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 Yonex RDiS 300 Mid Plus Tennis Racquet Racket White Red US $200.00
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 Yonex RDIS 100 US $179.97
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 Yonex Tennis RDIS 100MP US $179.97
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Can you explain the difference between these rackets?
- Babolat Aeropro Drive Cortex
- Wilson [K] Factor [K]Pro FX
- Yonex RDis 300
- Prince EXO3 Rebel Team 95
Note: after explaining the differences between these. Can you tell which offers to the most control/spin along with "some" power since I can generate some power by myself. My skill level is somewhere past beginner or pretty close to intermediate player.
Money doesn't matter really!
I'm already demoing these rackets, but I just can't tell which one suits my style the most. Kpro suits my spin, exo3 suits it a little better overall, yonex just happens to be my favorite, while babolat just seems to be for everyone. just imagine if the only brand out there was babolat- the only thing that would differ would be our skills. So i don't know i think i'll eliminate Babolate from my choices but i just want one that offers the most spin/control.
I will first list the basic details of each of the racquet in the given order above:
1.Babolat Aeropro Drive Cortex:
-Head size:100 sq. in.
-Length: 27 inches
-Strung weight: 11.3 oz.
-Balance: 5 pts. head light
-Beam width: 23-26 mm.
-String pattern:16/19
2.Wilson [K] Factor [K]Pro Team FX
-Head size:100 sq. in.
-Length: 27 inches
-Strung weight: 10.4 oz.
-Balance: 2 pts. head light
-Beam width: 23mm/26 mm/22 mm tapered beam
-String pattern:16/19
3.Yonex RDis 300 Midplus
-Head size:100 sq. in.
-Length: 27 inches
-Strung weight: 11.1 oz.
-Balance: 4 pts. head light
-Beam width: 22-24 mm.
-String pattern:16/19
4.Prince EXO3 Rebel Team 95
-Head size:95 sq. in.
-Length: 27 inches
-Strung weight: 10.7 oz.
-Balance: 1 pts. head heavy
-Beam width: 20 mm. straight beam
-String pattern:18/20
Well, the most advanced,complete racquet here would be the AeroPro Babolat. This racquet would probably allow you to get alot of spin out of all the racquets listed and from reviews,it sounds great. If you have the option of demoing racquets,I would highly recommend you demo these racquets to actually get a feel of how they play and if they will suit your game. Hope I could help and good luck finding which racquet is best for you and your tennis.
