Latest posts by Jonas Eriksson

HEAD Boom 2026 Review – Controlled Power Gets Smarter (and Slightly Firmer)

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Let’s talk about the new HEAD Boom series, specifically the Boom MP and Boom Pro. This is an update that doesn’t scream revolution, but quietly refines what was already a very interesting line. And in classic HEAD fashion, we’re looking at subtle evolution rather than dramatic reinvention. But sometimes, that’s exactly what a racquet line needs. […]

Luxilon Alu Power vs Yonex Polytour Pro, which one to choose?

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Two of the most popular polyester strings on tour, but which one belongs in your racquet? We’ve tested both extensively over the years, and while they’re both round polys with solid reputations, they play completely different. Here’s everything you need to know about these top tennis strings. The Tale of the Tape Luxilon Alu Power […]

Prungo Red-Light Therapy – Review of the FluxGo system

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Red-light therapy (RLT), also known as photobiomodulation, has moved from clinics and physiotherapy offices into portable home devices. Prungo focuses on wearable, modular systems designed for targeted muscle and joint treatment rather than large stationary light panels. We’ve tested the PRUNGO FluxGo system. Here’s our review along with a clear breakdown of what Prungo devices do […]

Yonex MUSE: A new racquet line built for pure playability

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Yonex has officially announced the MUSE, a completely new racquet line designed to making tennis easier and more enjoyable. Launching in early May 2026, the MUSE mostly targets intermediate and recreational players who want to focus on the flow of the rally without overthinking technique or equipment. “Forget Everything Else and Immerse Yourself in the […]

What is the HEAD Squared racquet? A first look

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HEAD is working on something new and innovative that “challenges everything you expect from a racquet”. Images of a racquet line called the HEAD Squared have been circulating online for a while. Let’s have a look at what we know so far. A new racquet line The HEAD Squared appears to be a completely new […]

Nordicdots announces Model 99 G2 racquet with major upgrades

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Nordicdots is a brand that is talked about more and more among tennis players, not only when it comes to apparel and accessories. Today we saw a new racquet release from them and here they try to address every small flaw from their successful debut racquet. Nordicdots just dropped their Model 99 G2 – and […]

Best Budget Tennis Racquets for 2026 – Tips for Juniors and Recreational Players

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You don’t always need to spend $200+ to get a great tennis racquet. Whether you’re just starting out, getting back into tennis after years away, or simply don’t want to break the bank, these budget-friendly racquets deliver solid performance without the huge price tag. There are different approaches. You can buy a used racquet on […]

Best Tennis Racquets for Women in 2026

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I often get asked about racquet recommendations specifically for women, and honestly, it’s a question that requires a bit of nuance. Here’s the thing: tennis racquets aren’t gendered. The same racquet that works for Paula Badosa can work equally well for a male club player with a similar game style. However, there are clear trends […]

Yonex VCORE 98 vs Yonex Ezone 98 – A Racquet Comparison

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The choice of VCORE 98 vs Ezone 98 is a common dilemma for players eyeing Yonex’s 98-square-inch offerings. Both share the same head size and Yonex’s signature isometric shape, but they’re designed for fundamentally different playing styles. Here’s how these two frames stack up. VCORE 98 vs Ezone 98: The fundamental difference Yonex VCORE 98 […]

Tecnifibre Fire Racquets – Specs for this new power frame

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The arrival of the Tecnifibre Fire racquets range marks a strategic shift in the brand’s “Power” silo. Replacing the TF-X1 series, the Fire line aims to refine the power-and-comfort formula by focusing on maneuverability and a slightly more disciplined frame geometry. Before we get into the technical stuff, I was lucky enough to test this […]