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Yonex VCORE 100

Yonex’s topspin racket for baseliners: 300 g with a 100 sq in head.

Who should try it?

Compare it with the Pure Aero and Extreme MP if you want to judge how readily your shots dip into the court.

What to watch for

A spin racket won’t swing for you. Check that you can still place flatter shots with confidence.

How to demo it

Mix it up: heavy topspin cross-court, then a flat ball down the line and a slice. A spin racket shouldn’t make the other shots harder.

Worth comparing

  • Wilson Shift 99 · v1: Wilson’s topspin racket: 300 g, with a 99 sq in head and a 16×20 string pattern.
  • Head Speed MP · 2026: Head’s all-rounder: 300 g, for players who split their time between the baseline and the net.
From published reviews

What reviewers say

These are other reviewers’ findings, not our own play tests. Their strings, tension and playing style may differ from yours.

Loaded with power and spin, but harder to control than many expected.

They liked

  • Plenty of power and depth
  • Big spin potential
  • Stable, especially when you're defending

Watch out for

  • Easy to overhit
  • Less whippy than the 2023 version
  • Asks more of your strokes

Where they differ: Tennis Warehouse's testers found the launch very high; Tennisnerd found it less launchy than the 2023 version.

Summarised from reviews by Tennis Warehouse and Tennisnerd, read October 2026.