Comments: I was looking for a lighter frame that was close to even balanced or even a little head heavy to provide some stability at net and on return. Performance-wise, this racquet turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. Very stable for a light racquet, good spin and control, and good power. However, I cannot switch to it. Even though I've never had arm trouble, I felt twinges in my forearm from the very first shot. It's just too stiff for me.
From: Paul, 6/13

Comments: Because of the stiffness rating, I was reluctant to even give the X7 (295g) a try, but boy am I glad I did! This racquet is very stable, provides power and depth on demand along with having excellent control. All mine needed (and I now have 3) was to replace the grip with leather and add an OG and dampener. Volkl has done an amazing job of engineering feel in a stiff frame. So far, no problems from the stiffness, which seems to indicate that this racquet can save an older players game!
From: Charlie, 3/1

Comments: I have also found the Organix 7 (295g) to be solid on the baseline and for returning serves. I was concerned about the comfort given the stiffness rating, so I am using a multifilament string (Volkl Gripper at midtension). After multiple outings, I can attest to its comfort. No arm issues and a solid performance. Another winner from Volkl.
From: Tim, 3/13

Comments: I played with both Organix 7s, and they are very similar, except that this one is lighter. This is just as stable as the heavier version. It hits with lots of spin and it has good plow through for such a light frame. Swing fast and you'll get spin and speed, but with a lot of control and precision. It also volleys well. I usually don't mess around with such a light frame, but this one will surprise you.
From: David, 2/13