VCORE 100L (2026) Tour racket unstrung

Yonex Vcore 26 Vcore 100L (2026) Tennis Racket

The Yonex Vcore 26 Vcore 100L (2026) is a tennis racket for ambitious club and tournament players who use full swings and want to dictate rallies with controlled pace. Its tour-racket character supports confident baseline play and precise shot placement. The head-heavy balance adds momentum through the ball, helping you generate penetrating strokes from the back of the court. At the same time, the frame remains agile enough for quick reactions at net. Controlled power for attacking tennis makes this Yonex model a strong choice for players who want to play actively and vary their shots.

Highlights

• Spin-friendly string bed: The open string pattern helps the ball grip the strings effectively. This supports more rotation on topspin groundstrokes, slices and kicking serves.
• Confident hitting zone: The standard-sized racket head combines a direct response with useful tolerance on off-centre contact. You can place the ball accurately without losing a clear connection to the shot.
• Quick handling: Its manageable weight supports fast preparation and smooth acceleration. This helps when returning serves or switching quickly between defensive and offensive strokes.

Choose the Yonex Vcore 26 Vcore 100L (2026) if you want a responsive racket for purposeful, spin-oriented tennis.

Which players is the Vcore 26 Vcore 100L (2026) suitable for?

As a tour racket, it is aimed at ambitious club and tournament players with an advanced playing level. It suits players who take full swings, build pressure from the baseline and value controlled attacking shots.

What is the particular strength of the Vcore 26 Vcore 100L (2026)?

Its combination of agile handling and a head-heavy feel stands out. You can accelerate the racket efficiently while the balance supports added momentum and depth in your shots.

What are the weight, length, head size and balance of the Vcore 26 Vcore 100L (2026)?

The racket weighs 280 g and measures 68.5 cm in length. Its racket head is 645 cm², providing a standard hitting area, while the racket balance is 33.0 cm and head-heavy, meaning the balance point sits closer to the head for extra swing momentum.