My game is all over the place right now since I’m in a period where I’m play-testing a bunch of racquets: the Prince Phantom Pro 100P, the Babolat Pure Drive Tour Plus and the Angell K7 Red. And there are other racquets on my wish-list to try, especially the Tecnifibre Tflash 300 PS and the Srixon Dunlop CX 2.0 Tour (not yet available in Europe). I’m pretty sure the Tecnifibre Tflash …
There’s been a lot of hype among racquetholics about the new Angell K7 Red racquets that is Angell’s venture into the “commercial” racquet market. But how good is it? I’ve been using the Angell K7 Red for a couple of hours and I can already say it is one of the most impressive releases of 2017. It’s simply in my mind a more comfortable version of the Babolat Pure Strike …
Angell Tennis has just revealed a new racquet model for January 2018: the Angell K7 Red. A lighter, spin-friendly yet pretty soft racquet with an Aramid and Carbon fibre matrix. According to the Angell website, the Angell K7 Red is “a master of power and touch”. The newly introduced material Aramid is supposed to provide all the dampening and shock absorption needed and replaces the foam-filled core of other Angell racquet …
I have been testing the Angell TC 97 Custom 18×20 for a few weeks and here are my thoughts on this racquet. You can of course get your own specs at Angell tennis. Since the point of Custom Angell racquets is to be able to order the racquet to your ideal specs, I better start off by giving you my specs: standard length, 320 grams, 10 pts head light, 18×20 …
Finally got the chance to hold an Angell tennis racquet in my hands (Angell Custom TC 97 18×20) and will start play-testing it this week. Will report back on how it plays. Some words about Angell Tennis: Paul Angell runs Angell tennis, a tennis company which specialises in racquet customisation, but also sells tennis bags and strings as well as other tennis gear. Paul has more than 20 years experience …
