Isometric 95 VF
Model ISO-95VF
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Isometric 95 VF: a Vari-Frame Isometric known only from Yonex’s 1999 spec chart
Two columns on a chart
The Isometric 95 VF is known from one Yonex document: the spec chart of Yonex’s 1999 catalog, where “95” heads two columns, VF and VF Long, beside an 85 VF and 85 VF Long. No product page, photograph, weight, material, price or item code for it is documented. A year later Yonex’s 2000 Asian catalog listed a 96 VF, 86 VF and 76 VF and no 95, but no Yonex source says whether the 96 replaced it.
What the chart rates
The chart rates each racquet for flex, power and control on five-step scales, with words only at the ends. The 95 VF’s flex dot sits in the middle row, level with the Ti-6, which the same catalog prints as Medium Stiff, and with the Isometric 50; its power sits one step above the bottom (“Medium”) and its control in the middle. The chart has no balance, weight or length rows, so the 95 VF’s flex word, weights and balance are undocumented. The 2000 catalog, which no longer lists it, spells VF out as Vari-Frame, an aerodynamic upper head that tapers into a box-section lower frame, aimed at entry- to intermediate-level players.
No player on record
No player is documented using the Isometric 95 VF, and the chart names none.
The Long and the 85s
The 95 VF Long has its own column, with the same flex and control dots and a power dot one step higher; it has its own page. The 85 VF and 85 VF Long beside them are rated one step more flexible. No colorway or edition of the 95 VF is documented.
Only on the 1999 chart
The 95 VF appears neither in Yonex’s 1996 Asian catalog nor on Yonex USA’s Isometric page of 1999–2000, and the Isometric pages and spec chart of Yonex’s 2000 Asian catalog omit it. No Yonex Japan page names it. 1999 is therefore both its first and its last documented year; no launch date, production end or Yonex list price is known. No verified sales are recorded yet.
Only the name to go on
No counterfeit of the Isometric 95 VF is documented. With no Yonex photograph or specification beyond chart ratings, a listing is only as reliable as the name printed on the frame, and a 95 VF, a 95 VF Long and a 96 VF are three different Yonex names.
Before the 96, 86 and 76
The 95 VF matters mainly to collectors mapping Yonex’s late-1990s Isometric range, where it and the 85 VF come before the 2000 catalog’s 96, 86 and 76 VF. Whether the 96 VF is the same frame renumbered is undocumented.
Yonex’s 1999 spec chart is the only Yonex record of the Isometric 95 VF, and it gives ratings, not specifications: middle flex, power one step above Medium, middle control. Yonex documents no weight, balance, length, material, item code, colorway or country of manufacture, so any such claim in a listing is the seller’s. Check that the frame names the 95 VF and not the 95 VF Long, 85 VF or 96 VF. On a frame about 25 years old, inspect the throat, hoop and grommets for cracks.
The 95 VF is a name from a single Yonex chart, which makes a correctly printed frame of interest to collectors of the late-1990s Isometric range. Treat a 95 and a 96 VF as different racquets unless the frame itself shows otherwise, and treat any stated weight, year or country of manufacture as the seller’s claim.