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Tecnifibre X-One Biphase 16 / 1.30 vs Wilson Ultra 100L v5 vs Yonex Percept 97
Axes first, then the short verdict. The overall Court Score is not an average.
Listing
Court Score
3
3
3
Powerfree depth
3
4
3
Controlaim when swinging out
2
2
5
Spinshape / dip
2
4
4
Comfortarm-friendly sessions
5
3
4
Valueworth street price
3
3
3
Verdict
The classic French soft multi opposite Wilson NXT—plush pocketing, easy depth, and crisp-not-mush feel, with the usual premium multi tax of fray and short playability windows.
The lighter version of the Ultra 100, at 280 g unstrung and swingweight 310, with easy power and spin for improving players, but it runs out of stability against heavy balls and costs full flagship money.
Yonex’s club-player control stick—surgical 97 aim, buttery FlexCon pocketing, and enough spin to keep full cuts honest.