Comments: A decent racquet, I demoed it along with a Pacific Speed and went for the Pacific. It had good power but felt a little on the flimsy side. Control was decent but on the serve it was highly inaccurate and underpowered.
From: Dale. 5/11

Comments: I'm going back to Yonex after a long hiatus. I played with them in college but found they didn't survive long at higher string tensions back then. I demo'd the RQIS 2 Tour, the RDIS 200, the RQIS 1 Tour and this one (RQIS 10). A couple had shoddy string jobs (disappointing tennis warehouse) and I wasn't expecting the RQIS 10 to come out on top but it did. I was playing with Wilson Pro Staff Hyper Surge 5.1 and was struggling for power. The RQIS 10 came through with power AND control. I found I had much better touch on volleys, serve power and control was sufficient and topspin was easy to generate from the ground. I really expected to like the 1 or the 2 better but am purchasing a 10 (or 2) after submitting this.
From: Mark, Ohio. 9/10
String type and tension: Yonex ATG 850 (demo strings - so so)
NTRP Rating: 4.5

Comments: Racquet does everything advertised and more. Very customizable with a little lead tape on the handle and it is still stable. Highly recommended, especially for the price.
From: Mike, RI, USA, 09/10
String type and tension: Luxilon BB ALU Fluoro 52lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.0

Comments: I was still using Hammer 4 and Dunlop 1000G before, but I need a more stable yet forgiving racquet allowing me to hit flat stroke easily with a headlight balance for the approach shot. I tried this racquet, love it, love it, love it. Though it is a cheaper line but the racquet provide good value for money! Unbelievable stability with tremendous power on flat stroke and serve. I cannot believe the power RQiS10 generated is actually heavier than Hammer and Dunlop ICE. Headlight definitely help with volleying but wobble when blocking heavy shot. I like it the most on drop volley or drop shot inside court, easy control!
From: Alexander, Hong Kong. 6/10
String type and tension: Head Ultra Tour 17 Silver@56 on one and 58 on another!

Comments: I have played with the RDS 001, and recently the RDS 003. Unfortunately when I first started playing in 2005/2006 I started with a way too advanced racquet with the RDS 001, even though it a GREAT stick I was too novice for the Midplus. Since then I have progressively worked my way to the RQiS 10. The head is larger and more forgiving for sure! At 102 sq cm it has a large sweet spot. Compared to the 001/003 the rQis 10 immediately feels a lot lighter and this feeling is a little weird to get used to. But after a few hitting sessions, the RQis feels really nice and stable through the hitting zone. You Gain consistency and spin, but I think I lose a little weight of shot because this racquet is pretty light. Volleys feel decent and serve OK. Overall a 7-8/10 a nice racquet for 3.0-4.0.
From: Adam, Midlothian, VA, USA, 05/10
String type and tension: Luxilon banger 17 main/ Luxilon Ace touch 18 crosses
Headsize: 102 sq cm
NTRP Rating 3.5