Here are tennis racquet reviews by Tennisnerd with the purpose of helping you buy the right tennis racquet for your game and skill level. Buying a tennis racquet can be a difficult decision and Tennisnerd intends to make it easier for you with plenty of information around different racquets.
It is time for another classic racquet review, this time a more modern one. Here is the HEAD IG Radical Pro Racquet Review. The HEAD IG Radical Pro belongs to…
I have reviewed this racquet three times before, but when I received the Wilson Pro Staff RF97A Laver Cup edition last week, I just had to do it again. The…
Can you play tennis with a wooden racquet these days? Well, of course, you can, but is it enjoyable? I brought out my old Bancroft Bjorn Borg to find out……
It is called the “Holy Grail” by many tennis nerds. It has been used by Federer, Sampras, and Edberg. Here is my Wilson Pro Staff 85 review. The Wilson Pro…
What are truly classic racquets? I believe it applies to racquets that are still great 15-20 years after their release. Like the HEAD LM Instinct MP. As most loyal readers…
Our friend and tennis nerd Christian Andersson has tried the new Babolat Pure Strike 98 and these are his first impressions. The new Pure Strike 16×19 has now been released…
The update to the Yonex VCORE Pro series is here. Henrik Wallensten has tested the various racquets and here is his Yonex VCORE Pro 97 Racquet Review. The VCORE Pro…
The Wilson Blade 98 is one of the most popular racquets on the market. The blend between power, control and that slightly head-heavy feel is favored by both pros and…
The competition in the racquet market place for control-oriented racquets is increasing all the time. At the time of new Pure Strikes, new Angell racquets, new Blades and new Tecnifibre…
You might not have heard of the brand Artengo before, but it is the tennis/padel brand from the French sports superstore Decathlon. The Artengo TR 990 Pro is their flagship…
