The new VCORE - The "spin machine" from YONEX
More successes through more spin? But yes: The new YONEX VCORE offers exactly that. From which aces like Elena Rybakina and Denis Shapovalov also benefit.
by tennisnet.com
last edit: Apr 02, 2023, 08:48 am
Elena Rybakina rushes from victory to victory, Denis Shapovalov is allowed to operate as the reigning Davis Cup champion. Things are going well for the two figureheads who are touring the professional tennis circuit with the YONEX VCORE. "And of course we don't want to forget that Angelique Kerber also played very successfully on tour with the V-Core until she took a baby break," emphasizes product manager Michael Schwarz. Tatjana Maria and Sebastian Baez have also celebrated their recent successes with the YONEX VCORE.
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Last year was particularly successful with de, VCORE Caroline Garcia. The French was in the semi-finals at the US Open and won the last major title of the year at the WTA Finals in Fort Worth.
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"The VCORE stands for spin in YONEX terminology, so it's our spin machine," Schwarz continues. "In contrast to the previous model, the upper head area has been expanded again in the typical isometric racket shape. That gives a little more string spacing - and as lab tests have shown us, there's a lot more spin out of this racquet."
tennisnet users can test the YONEX VCORE
The YONEX VCORE 98 with a slightly smaller clubface and a weight of 305 grams and the VCORE 100 with a weight of 300 grams are relevant for ambitious hobby players. "But what makes it really charming is that there is also the VCORE 100 L, which everyone from youth players to seniors will have fun with. This racquet only weighs 280 grams. If you then want to take the next step, you can easily switch from the light to the normal version.”
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There is good news for anyone who is now in the mood for a new racket: "You can test our YONEX VCORE very easily: Thanks to the cooperation with tennisnet, you can try out our rackets exclusively. The VCORE 100 and the VCORE 100 L will be tested.”