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Yonex Vcore 100 2026 Tennis Racket (Ruby Red) *Frame Only*

£240.00 Regular price £260.00
by Yonex
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The Yonex V‑Core 100 Ruby Red is a high‑performance tennis racket designed for club players to advanced competitors seeking exceptional spin, feel, and control. This 2026 model delivers a responsive and stable hitting experience, ideal for aggressive baseliners and all‑court players who prioritise precision and shot shaping. Supplied as frame only, it allows players the freedom to customise string choice and tension to suit their game.

Specification Details
Head Size 100 sq in
Strung Weight Approx. 300 g (frame only)
Balance Approx. 320 mm (unstrung)
Length 27 inches / 68.58 cm
Beam Width 23 / 26 / 23 mm
Composition High Modulus Graphite + Namd
String Pattern 16 x 19
Recommended Tension 50 - 59 lbs

 

The V‑Core 100 Ruby Red 2026 stands out for its blend of spin and precision. Players transitioning from mid‑plus frames will appreciate the control without sacrificing power. Its lighter head speed potential empowers aggressive topspin production, while the Isometric head maintains a forgiving sweet spot. Compared to its predecessors, the updated Namd graphite improves feedback and bite on the ball. However, advanced players who prefer a heavier, more stable feel may opt to add lead tape for a firmer impact feel. Overall, it suits attacking baseliners or all‑court players seeking responsiveness and manoeuvrability.

Q: Is this racket suitable for intermediate players?

A: Yes. It offers a solid blend of control and spin, making it a responsive option for intermediates when paired with appropriate strings and tension.

Q: What strings should I use with this frame?

A: Players looking for a spin‑oriented setup can pair this frame with a polyester string at mid‑to‑high tension, while multifilament strings offer more comfort and power if you prioritise feel.

Q: Can I add weight for more stability?

A: Absolutely. Adding lead tape at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions or at the handle can increase stability and plough‑through (mass behind the shot) depending on your hitting style.