For Yogi (or if anyone can help)

[Voda]

HI !

I am the guy who asked you about the Iso Power 200. Well, I am thinking of getting another racket and I am not sure if I should get one that has an opposite performing style, if my Iso power 200 is more of a single and attacking racket, then is it better to get one which is better for doubles, know what I mean !

just one thing before I ask the next Q, Is Iso 200 more of a head heavy racket?

If this is the case then which racket would you recommend? Ti 5, Ti 7, or Ti Swing Power Titanium? cause I've seen the reviews for these rackets and believe these are all kind of the Light rackets and more of defence, am I right?

I quite like the MP 77 but thought it would be the same style of racket as my Iso 200! then there is no point of getting it, isn't it?

I am also quite confused about the all the different models of the Ti Swing Power Mesh range, like SX, SA, SR....what are all these and which is better for me?

so help me please!!

by the way don't forget to give me comment on all rackets i mentioned above! Thank you sooooooooo much !!!!

[Yogi]

Mate,

I still think that yonex has not done much as In R&D in the past couple of Yrs.If u see the baisc structure of Iso 200,600 and 800 Still continues. Ti 8 is a Great take off on Iso 800.The Mp 77 is very much comparable to the Iso600 in terms of performance but then it lacks teh control Iso 600 has. Iso 200 is very similar to Mp55 but mp 55 is head heavier slightly!The color styling(pattern) is also quiet same!

So if u dont want something like Iso 200 then i will simply suggest u Iso Wing power series of rackets! Take Ss and then If u have the money move on to SX! I think U can try Sr too.

I would say That Sr is more head heavier than Ss but Sx is most head heaviest!

I would suggest u to buy Iso 900 SS if u can still get it! Nice racket and i think u might like it!

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