Comments: I'm currently trying to get back to my college playing form after a ten year layoff. I'm currently using my brother's Pure Drives and while the racquet is suitable, I find it difficult to add touch to shots. I decided to demo this racquet due to the smaller headsize. First things first, it is heavier than the Pure Drive, but I found it more maneuverable at net. Volleys were easy to angle and put away hard and throw in drop shots. Very nice touch! Serves were very easy to find both pace and spin despite the tight string pattern. Groundies were a dream! Biggest drawback for most would be the weight, I'm a big athletic guy at at 220lbs. After a solid hour of hitting it starts to toll on you. You need to be in top shape and not be afraid to take big cuts at the ball. This racquet is not for everybody, but if you're used to heavier racquets and still like old school feel but access to the power of todays racquets, great choice. I strung mine with RPM Blast at a low tension of 52lbs.
From: Bret, 4/13

Comments: I previously played with a 2012 version of this racquet and absolutely fell in love with it. Seeing that the specs of the 2013 version were identical, I ordered 4 from TW and paid extra to have them matched by Paul Reed. Money well spent! I absolutely love my new sticks! They play just like the former version and I now have 4 matched racquets in my bag! This racquet has solid power, great control and produces decent topspin or slice on my groundies. Volleys are rock solid and I can place my serves extremely well. A great players racquet thatis definitely worth a demo!
From: Chike, 3/13

Comments: Awful, first I thought it would be the same as the pervious model, which i love it, however it turned out to be a totally different racquet.
From: Leo, 2/13