Latest posts by Jonas Eriksson
Pongbot Pace S Pro Review
I have tested many ball machines before, but never one that claims to have AI functionality. After a few weeks with the Pongbot Pace S Pro, here is my review. Introduction Before we move on to the Pongbot Pace S Pro review, we can touch on the general topic of ball machines. Do you need […]
Best Adidas Tennis Shoes – which shoe is for you?
When looking at some of the top rated tennis shoes, Adidas has been at the forefront for decades. From the iconic Barricade to the lightning-fast Ubersonic, Adidas offers a lineup that works well with different types of players and preferences. Below, we’ll break down the main Adidas tennis shoe lines, their performance characteristics, and who they’re best suited for and much […]
Casper Ruud’s new racquet
Casper Ruud’s new racquet is not dramatically different. That is what he said when asked about it during the Laver Cup. He talked about having gone for a smaller head size as well as changed weight and balance. As you might know, Casper Ruud’s previous racquet was the Yonex DR 100 Plus (customized), which is […]
Is Zverev testing a new racquet?
Is Zverev testing a new racquet at the Laver Cup in San Francisco? He was spotted using a blacked-out frame with a different shape to his Gravity Pro. Alexander Zverev is ranked at number 3 in the world after Alcaraz and Sinner. He reached the semi-finals in Cincinnati and Toronto, but is not satisfied with […]
Rubin Statham on Building Pro Stringer
Rubin Statham’s story reads like a classic tennis hustle: a decade-plus on the road representing New Zealand in the Davis Cup, grinding out Challengers, then channeling all that lived pain (and string bills!) into a product players actually need. He retired in December and is now full-time at the helm of Pro Stringer. Pro Stringer […]
Prince Ripstick 98 Review
An in-depth review of the Prince Ripstick 98. This bold, firm, and spin-friendly racquet is built for aggressive baseliners who thrive on topspin and power. Introduction The Ripstick line has always stood out as something a little different in the Prince catalog. It’s not the classic, all-court, controlled type of frame you might associate with […]
Dunlop CX 200 (18×20) Limited Edition Review
The Dunlop CX 200 gets an elegant limited edition cosmetic and a dense string pattern option. I have tried the 18/20 version with a few different players. The Dunlop CX 200 Limited Edition is offered in both 16/19 and 18/20 string patterns. It offers great control and feel for players looking for a Blade-style racquet […]
Babolat Pure Strike Carbon Grey
There is a fresh bunch of Babolat racquets on the market. It is a cosmetic update of the Strike series, called Babolat Pure Strike Carbon Grey. We have seen plenty of cosmetic updates around the US Open 2025. The Yonex Percept Midnight, the HEAD Speed Legend, the Tecnifibre Tfight ID and the Babolat Pure Strike […]
HEAD Speed Legend 2 MP Review
When I heard about a racquet “sequel”, I was thinking purely of a cosmetic update. But this HEAD Speed Legend MP 2 Review reveals that there is something new in the layup. The HEAD Speed Legend 2 MP still has the HEAD Speed MP 2024 mold, but without that odd “touch” paint. This cosmetic is […]
Nordicdots Model 98 Review: Pro and S
This is our Nordicdots Model 98 Review dealing with the 98 Pro and the 98S. Nordicdots might be a young brand in the tennis world, but they’ve quickly carved out a niche by offering rackets with a clean design, premium feel, and pro-stock-like playability. After the success of their Model 99 (a control-oriented attacking frame) and the […]