My first impression of this racquet is it is unique.
The frame shape is in a form of sinusoidal shape like a wave.
Racquet is brilliant red.
The racquet is aesthetically pleasing.
The shaft is made from pyrofil.
The racquet is made in Taiwan.
The specs can be seen here.
Had it strung with Yonex BG66 at 26lbs.
The recommended string by Gosen is the G-Tone 5 strings.
Figure 3. The shaft
The meat and potatoes of the racquet...
THE factors: Balance & Flex
- Head heavy balance
- Stiff flex.
- Aerodynamic shape frame.
- Weight of racquet: 86g
Conclusion: I have been playing with this racquet for 2 months now.
I would rate it as an excellent racquet for power and handling. In terms of control, it is surprisingly good even though the frame is kinda funny, the 86 g weight of the racquet makes it stable. Suitable for singles and doubles. Favours the attacking player.
Numerical ratings:
Power: 9.5/10
Control: 9/10
Defense: 9/10
Maneuverability: 9/10
Feel: 8.5/10
5 comments:
Hi,
Two questions.
Do you have a Gosen 6900 boomsac (1st gen) to sell?
In US, where can I get the Inferno?
I am very interested in the Inferno because you rated boomsac 9/10 in power but 9.5/10 for Inferno.
Thanks
Well, I have 2 pieces. I am not sure, as I occasionally use them.
Perhaps their US representative/branch?
You can get it directly online from Hong Kong or Japan.
Which one do you prefer between Inferno and Inferno Ex?
Because, i have already buy inferno for double.
almost 3u make my lob out.
Inferno EX for sure. True, the swing speed is very high. I normally play flat shots so won't go out that often
can review compare to z force 2?
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