I just bought mp55 2U G3 22 lbs bg 65 ti and compared it with 2 another my rackets – ti10 Long (2U G4) and ti10 Regular(2U G3). I don't now why Yonex write in the shaft "even balanced". Centre of gravity for mp55 at 1cm close to head compared ti10 L, and 2cm close to head compared ti10 R.
Doubtless this racket has the most massive head among Yonex rackets. First impression in play – wery heavy head, a lot heavy then even ti10 long. If you have enough time for swing – result very hard smash, but if you haven't ?
I think this racket for professional , who has very strong arm and wrist, not for beginner or intermediate players.

Dear Victor:

Excuse me for off the topic, about Ti10 regular:

Since you have the two rackets, I would like to know how a Ti10 regular feel when compare with a Ti10 long.

Will a Ti10 regular sigificantly lighter than its long version? How far will the smashing power be affected due to its shorter version?

Thank you for your input.

NO wonder my arm aches the day after every game! and this racquet tires my arm smashing is easy but clearing takes effort.

I'm thinking of getting this racquet. I saw it at Tad's today for $129.99 canadian. Would you suggest it or are you really saying that only pros should use it?

129.99 9 => expensive

128.00 => cheap... why do i say this? cuz it incl. strings... and it incl.. tax... where can you find this? ...YO's Sports at First markham place.

ti 10 regular feel very power and not very heavy racket compare wiyth ti10 long.
I think this is the best racket for double and very good for single.

Not , I think only pros can use this racket on maximum perfomance , but this not mean inhibition for generaly players

Thank you Victor. At my skill level, I am quite inefficient at the maneuverability of the Ti 10 long in double play. Perhaps I should try a Ti 10 regular for my double play. Thank you again.

This is a great racquet.. just a bit on the heavy side and my arm is not strong enough to play a long time at maximum performance with it.