Comments: Perfect racquet if you wish to improve your game and hit with heavy controlled spin. It is string sensitive and does well with plus at lower tension. Solid feel and handles well on all strokes. I have been through the gauntlets multiple racquets and this is the best and with no elbow pain. Cosmetics are great and stylish. Above all comfort control and power are perfect with a poly at low tensions. Other combos will suffer. Enjoy the drive with a plush solid feeling racquet and you will improve and enjoy tennis much more.
From: Joel, 4/12
String type and tension: Babolat RPm Blast 17, 54 lbs

Comments: For those wondering if this frame will cause arm problems, my experience has been that it is arm-friendly. I was using the Wilson BLX 6.1. 95 18x20 and no matter what string combination I used, my elbow ached. I am now using the Organix 8 315 with 15 gauge synthetic gut (Kirschbaum) in the mains at 52 and a 16 gauge hex poly in the crosses at 48 with a dampener, and no twinges at all in the elbow. The ball does fly sometimes if you're out of control, but I think there is plenty of controllable power to be had, especially if you focus on being fundamentally sound.
From: Joshua, 12/11
String type and tension: Kirschbaum Syn Gut and Golden Set Hex Poly
NTRP Rating: 4.5

Comments: I demoed the Organix 8, Organix 10 and Babolat AeroPro Drive GT and I like the Organix 8 a lot better in play. I hit with the ball machine and Babolat seemed better (very solid) but in real play Organix 8 is a lot more maneuverable. Excellent serve, volley, power from the back of the court, drop shot. It is very nice. Organix 8 has a lot more power than Organix 10. I am concerned about tennis elbow so I will buy the Organix 8 instead of Babolat AeroPro Drive GT.
From: Nicky, 12/11
NTRP Rating: 3.5-4.0

Comments: The Volkl Organix 8 (315) is a smooth hitting, solid and powerful racquet. If you like the power racquets from Babolat like the Pure Drive Roddick then you will love the Power Bridge 8. This racquet is stable and it's a spin monster, stiff without being harsh on the arm. The beam is narrow and it whips through the air easily. This is a great racquet for modern players and it plays well in all areas of the court.
From: Sam, 11/1
NTRP Rating: 5.0

Comments: I tried this racquet due to some arm issues and read that this was an arm friendly option comparable to my old racquet (Babolat Pure Drive Roddick). I am still experiencing arm issues so this racquet may or may not help but the playability of this is actually superior to the Babolat's I think. I like the constant beam width and this racquet is extremely stable when playing opponents with heavy shots. The racquet is light in your hand but very powerful and does a lot of the work for you. I have found is very sensitive to string and ended up settling on synthetic gut and it plays very crisp and controllable. Yes, the string breakage does happen with the open pattern but the benefit of the high playability in this frame has been worth it. I highly recommend this racquet to Babolat or Prince users looking for a narrower beam but a light, stable, powerful racquet for an all court style.
From: Bryan, 11/11
String type and tension: Tecnifibre 17g synthetic gut, 58 lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.5

Comments: Soon as you put the Volkl Organix 8 315 in the hand, the first thing you notice is the great balance and feel. It hits the cleanest groundstrokes ever, and the great power and spin generation make this one addictive stick. I've hit with the Babolat Pure Drive Roddick GT quite a bit and the Head Extreme Pro and the Organix 8 315 has a much more solid feel and much more enjoyable character. This is a great addition to the Organix family.
From: Chad, 9/11
String type and tension: Pro Red Code 17 at 54 lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.5