Yonex VCORE 95 (2026) Tour racket unstrung

Tour racket for commanding shot control

The Yonex Vcore 95 (2026) Tour racket is made for ambitious club and tournament players who build points with fast, complete swings and precise placement. Its demanding, control-focused character suits aggressive baseline tennis as well as confident attacking play. The head-light balance supports quick racket acceleration and responsive handling at the net. Combined with the dense string layout, the Yonex Vcore 95 (2026) delivers reliable control for assertive, full-speed strokes. This tennis racket rewards clean technique with a direct, stable response.

Highlights

• Compact hitting zone: The smaller racket head creates a focused feel at impact. It helps experienced players guide the ball precisely and play with confidence when targeting lines and corners.
• Solid match stability: Its substantial construction remains composed against powerful incoming shots. This gives you a dependable base for returning pace and driving through the ball.
• Controlled spin potential: The string pattern supports deliberate spin without making the response feel overly lively. Shape your passing shots, topspin drives and controlled slices with intent.

Choose the Yonex Vcore 95 (2026) if you want a performance-oriented racket that supports committed tennis and precise shotmaking.

What type of player is the Yonex Vcore 95 (2026) suitable for?

This tour racket is designed for advanced club and tournament players with sound technique and a long, fast swing. It suits players who prioritise control, stability and purposeful attacking shots.

What is the particular strength of the Yonex Vcore 95 (2026)?

Its combination of a compact head, head-light handling and a control-oriented string setup gives the racket a precise, responsive character. It is built for players who want to create their own pace while keeping their strokes directed.

What are the weight, length, head size and balance of the Yonex Vcore 95 (2026)?

The racket weighs 310 g unstrung and measures 68.5 cm in length. Its 612 cm² racket head provides a focused hitting area, while the 31 cm racket balance is head-light, placing more of the weight toward the grip for quicker handling.