Head Gravity Pro vs Yonex Ezone 98

This article will look at the racket specs of the Yonex Ezone 98 and Head Gravity Pro to see how these two tennis rackets compare to each other.

Head Gravity Pro vs Yonex Ezone 98

General Info

Below is some general information on these rackets including their brand, model numbers, version, and colors.

General infoGravity ProEzone 98
Brand:HeadYonex
Model Number(s):n/a07EZ98
Version:20232022
Color(s):BlackSky Blue

Racket Specs

Below is a comparison of the technical specifications of the Head Gravity Pro (or “GP”) and Yonex Ezone 98, which you can use to get a better idea as to which may be a better suit for your game.

Main Differences: The Ezone 98 has a smaller head size (98in vs 100in), a lower strung weight (11.4oz vs 11.7oz), a lower swing weight (318 vs 334), a higher frame stiffness rating (65 vs 63), and a thicker beam width (23.5mm / 24.5mm / 19.5mm vs 20mm).

Racket Specs:Gravity ProEzone 98% Difference
Composition:Graphite2G-NAMD SPEED/HM Graphite
Head Size (sq cm)6456322%
Head Size (sq in)100982%
Length (cm)68.5868.580%
Length (in)27270%
String Pattern18 x 2016 x 19
HL or HH1HLHL
Strung Balance (cm)32.3932.490%
Strung Balance (pts)660%
Strung Weight (grams)3323233%
Strung Weight (ounces)11.711.43%
Swing Weight3343184%
Unstrung Weight (grams)3153053%
Unstrung Weight (ounces)11.110.83%
Frame Stiffness63655%
Beam Width (mm)2023.5 / 24.5 / 19.53-23%

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Pros and Cons

Below are what I think are the main pros and cons of these two tennis rackets.

Racket:GPEzone 98
Pros:Good control from the baseline, great feel and stability on volleys, comfortable to play with, and arm friendlyGood mix of power, spin, and control
Cons:Low powered frame so not suitable for beginnersNot a particularly arm-friendly frame

Head to Head

Below are my recommendations in terms of which racket is better in terms of Power, Control, Spin, and Arm Friendliness.

H2HGPEzone 98
PowerWinner Grey
ControlWinner
SpinWinner Grey
Arm FriendlinessWinner

Player Recommendations

Below are our recommendations for recreational players at the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.

Player LevelGPEzone 98
BeginnerNoNo
IntermediateNoNo
AdvancedYesYes

Pro Player Endorsements

The Gravity Pro is endorsed by Alexander Zverev and Andrey Rublev, while the Ezone 98 is currently endorsed by Nick Kyrgios, Naomi Osaka, Jessica Pegula, and Steve Johnson.

Where can you buy these rackets?

The rackets are for sale in most good online tennis shops and through the Head and Yonex websites.