Tennis Racquets

This Babolat Pure Strike 100 16/20 Review deals with a new model in the Pure Strike family. The regular 100 has 16/19 and a lower weight. You can check out the Babolat Pure Strike 100 16/20 on Tennis Warehouse Europe, Tennis Warehouse and Tennis Only. The Babolat Pure Strike 2024 review we published earlier deals briefly with all new Pure Strikes. This review is more in-depth after more time with …

Is this the most exciting racquet by HEAD in the market right now? Let me know what you think. Here is my HEAD Boom Pro 2024 Review. It is sometimes difficult to know what to call racquets. Is this a HEAD Boom Pro Auxetic 2.0 or should it be called by the year it was released: HEAD Boom Pro 2024. Let me know what you think in the comments below. …

The 200-series from Dunlop is an icon in the industry. How is the latest iteration of these racquets? Check out our Dunlop CX 200 Review. You might remember racquets like the Muscleweave 200, Hotmelt 200 or Aerogel 200? All classics in terms of control and feel. The game of tennis has speed up with polyester strings and racquets are in most cases lighter, stiffer and with more dampening than these …

I have been enjoying this Dunlop CX 400 Tour Review for a couple of weeks. It’s a true “sleeper” racquet. Let’s get into it! This Dunlop CX 400 Tour Review was tested with what has recently become a standard string for me, the Solinco Hyper-G Round. I usually string my racquets at 24 kg mains and 23 kg crosses (53 lbs and 51 lbs for you Americans), and this worked …