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.
In a new segment we would like to call “Classic racquets” it is time to shine the light on some popular racquets from the past. This time our tennis friend,…
I have been a fan of Prince racquets for quite a while now because they do create arm-friendly racquets with good feel. A very solid performer in the marketplace. This…
One of the most anticipated racquet launches in 2019 is the new Babolat Pure Strike. The Pure Strike Team and 100 have already been revealed and my good tennis friend…
I have been testing a HEAD prototype racquet with the text “Massive sweet spot dominates the game” for a couple of weeks and want to give you my impressions. All…
I loved the Prince Phantom pro 93P 18×20 version and was close to making the switch. Still, it was difficult to defend with at times. Is a more open pattern…
I had not really properly tested Pacific racquets before I did my review of the X Tour Pro 97, but since that was such a positive experience, I was happy…
The hype around the Wilson Clash continues. The feedback around the Clash and the Clash Tour has been very good, but some players are looking for more control. That is…
I have been playing with Novak Djokovic’s racquet and I wanted to give you my impressions on how it plays and how it differs from his old racquet setup. In…
One of the most popular Angell racquets is the Angell Custom TC 97. It is a very versatile frame for advanced players and through the Angell Custom program, you can…
TenX Pro is a relatively new brand on the tennis market. Based in Sydney, Australia, a father, and son has launched a tennis racquet that is supposed to play exactly…
