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Wilson nTour Two 95

By Your Host • Category: Racquets - Wilson • 2007
Wilson nTour Two 95  
Wilson nTour Two 95PRICE: $200
BALANCE: 1/8 in. head heavy
HEAD SIZE: 95 sq. in.
FLEXIBILITY: Flexible
LENGTH: 27.25 in.
IDEAL SWING: Medium to long
WEIGHT: 10.8 oz.
NTRP: 3.5–5.5
SALES PITCH:
An update of a popular recent model, this newer version is intended to have better feel in a quieter and more playable frame.
COMPARE TO:
Wilson nTour 95
HOW IT TESTED:
From a construction standpoint, the two key improvements between the nTour Two and its predecessor are the introduction of nanofoam into the frame, and slightly bigger string holes, which make the grommets larger in diameter. Both technologies are designed to give you a smoother ride compared to the nTour. Many of our testers said that when they found the sweet spot, it felt great and had little to no vibration. Others weren’t quite convinced, although nobody found the racquet to be a tuning fork. It doesn’t tip the scales like a heavyweight, but the nTour Two has good heft and stability. It rates as a flexible racquet, but many said the frame playedmore on the stiff side. If you’ve got a fairly long, speedy swing, the nTour Two will supply plenty of power, especially on the serve, where it received its highest praise. A few testers had control issues from the baseline, despite the small head, so you may want to string toward the high end of the recommended tension range.
BOTTOM LINE:
Fans of the nTour and anyone looking for a midsize frame that produces a lively ball will want to try this racquet.
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Your Host is Jeff - Jeff picked up his first racket at age 8 and immediately fell in love with the sport. He played varsity tennis in high school and intramural in college and currently plays in USTA Sectional Tournaments. His passion for tennis was fully realized when he started teaching his now fiancee the sport he loves. Today Jeff is still an avid tennis player, an ETUA tennis official and teaches young kids and teens whenever he can.
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