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Prince x Toroline: The Purple Tour 98
When Prince relaunched its Tour line for 2026, the focus was on its new four-racquet lineup and ISO Fiber construction. But one version of the Tour 98 has attracted particular attention: a limited-edition collaboration with Toroline finished in a nice purple cosmetic. A Tour 98 With a Toroline Twist The Prince x Toroline Tour 98 […]
Prince Tennis Racquets: Thin Beams and Heavy Spin, The Enduring Control of Prince
Prince is a brand that has a unique place in tennis history. Many mainstream manufacturers have chased ultra-stiff, wide-body designs for effortless free power, but Prince has always been the spiritual home of pure ball pocketing, arm-friendly flex and iconic thin-beam control. Prince frames are built for players who value responsive feedback and aggressive ball […]
Jan Choinski’s Racquet – Player Profile
Jan Choinski is a German-born, Polish-British (!) player, now competing for Great Britain, with a career high rank of 126. Let’s learn more about his current gear and career so far. Jan Choinski’s tennis racquet Jan Choinski’s racquet is a Babolat Pure Aero 98 strung with Solinco Tour Bite. We are unfamiliar with Choinski’s racquet specs […]
Jan Kumstat’s Racquet – Player Profile
Jan Kumstat is one of the top rising stars on the ATP Challenger circuit, but what is his racquet and strings setup? Jan Kumstat’s tennis racquet Jan Kumstat’s racquet is a Yonex Ezone 98 (2025) with lead tape on the sides (3 and 9) and strung with Yonex Polytour Pro. We are unaware of Kumstat’s […]
The Best-Looking Tennis Racquets of All Time?
We write a lot about specs on this site. Swing weight, stiffness, string patterns, power levels, control, comfort etc. In this post we get into something else: racquet cosmetics. What are the best-looking tennis racquets of all time? It’s a completely subjective question and there’s no right answer, but cosmetics matter more than we like […]
Dane Sweeny’s Racquet – Player Profile
Aussie tennis player Dane Sweeny made his professional main-draw debut on the ITF Tour in 2018 and has since established himself as a resilient competitor on both the ITF and ATP Challenger tours, currently playing well at the US Open. But what is Sweeny’s racquet and strings setup? Dane Sweeny’s tennis racquet Dane Sweeny used […]
Head Boom MP vs Head Extreme MP – Which One Fits Your Game?
Recently, I’ve been getting some high-quality court time back to back with the Head Boom MP and Head Extreme MP. Head have created two very different modern player frames with the Boom line feeling explosive and accessible with a slightly different head shape, while the Extreme series continues to be the heavy-spin weapon in their […]
The Wilson Blade 98 v10 “Saby Tiger” Edition, Inspired by Sabalenka
Wilson has added a nice new colorway to its flagship control frame, releasing the Blade 98 16×19 v10 “Saby Tiger”. A limited cosmetic edition, featuring a specialised Championship Green cosmetic package, built on the newly overhauled Blade v10 platform and inspired by World no 1 Aryna Sabalenka. This is one of many new racquet cosmetics […]
Best Arm-Friendly Racquets and Strings: Beating Tennis Elbow Without Sacrificing Performance
Every season I restring, demo and hit with more frames and string sets. And every season the most common question I get from clients is not “what’s most powerful” or “what spins the most”.. It’s usually some version of: my elbow is killing me but I don’t want to sacrifice performance so what should I […]
Tennis Racquet Customization: Grips, Lead Tape, Swingweight and Finding Your Ideal Spec
Racquet customization is one of the deepest rabbit holes in tennis gear, and I say that as someone who has fallen into it more times than I’d like to admit. It usually starts innocently enough. You try a different overgrip. Then maybe you swap the replacement grip. A little lead tape shows up at 3 […]