I am a senior 3.5 doubles player and have used this size racquet for many years. Previously I had Prince racquets but demo-ed the Yonex EZONE which I liked. I purchased one a few months ago and have now purchased a second one so I now have a pair. Great control and feel with this racquet!!

Just wanted a new racket. I had the Yonnex Astrel 115 and really liked it. I thought I might play better with a little smaller racket...not so! I am keeping it in my bag to have fun with when I am just hitting around. If I want to win, I am going back to the 115. I am an 79+ old female, 3.5 player. Most likely I am not getting any better, just hanging on for my last few years of playing and having fun. If I had it to do over, I would have bought the new Astrel 115, but since I had already bought a Head and returned it, I think I might have used up my favor for returns. It most likely suits a younger player, but it is fun for me to hit around with in non-competitive tennis.

This racket is great for doubles players. It has the right power and feel. I also love how easy it is to maneuver esp. for volleys and overheads.

I was not expecting that this racquet would be easy to maneuver because it’s a 110 but it does the work for volleys. I like the power and control when I in the baseline too. Most importantly it is light. I have a shoulder injury so it’s perfect when I swing.

I was hesitant to order the larger sized head. As a 4.0 player that was headed into our state 8.5 combo championship, I was told be careful switching rackets. Also, you don't need a 110 head, its more for beginners. I purchased the racket three weeks before leaving and fell in love. Power and spin were so easy to produce. The thinner frame really provides a softer feel. I have an injury as well so the extra boost on my serve was plus. I had it strung with rexis comfort multifilament 1.30 at about 53 pounds which provided nice touch to the power. My daughter, who is a 4.5, ordered the racket as well and took it to our championship. She is a big hitter and had hers strung with poly and loves the racket as much as I do. If your looking for a racket that's easy on the arm with an extra boost of spin and power I highly recommend this yonex zone. I think its a racket that would be great for beginners due to the large sweet spot, as well as intermediate levels, depending on what you're looking for.