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Signum Pro Plasma Pure Review – Balanced Control Poly With Comfort Edge

Written by: Chris Nash |

Signum Pro Plasma Pure is a high-tech co-polyester string that feels like the “softened cousin” of classic control polys. It’s smoother, easier to handle, and stays playable after several hours heavy hitting. Plasma Pure is different from many of its competitors because it focuses on playability and comfort without sacrificing reliability. This is why it […]

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

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

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

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

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 […]

MSV Cyber Wet Overgrip Review: Ultra-Tacky, Comfortable and Seriously Underrated

Written by: Chris Nash |

MSV might not be the flashiest name in tennis gear, but once you try their strings or grips, good luck getting them out of your rotation. Their Cyber Wet Overgrip is a perfect example. It’s ultra-tacky, soft grip that gives you serious hold without skimping on comfort or how long it lasts, and after putting […]

Yonex VCORE 98 vs Yonex Ezone 98 – A Racquet Comparison

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

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

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

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 […]

Mantis Tour Polyester 1.27 Review – A Go-To Poly for String Breakers

Written by: Chris Nash |

Mantis Tour Polyester 1.27 is one of those strings I find myself recommending over and over, especially to the chronic string breakers, many of whom now won’t use anything else. Mantis isn’t the loudest or trendiest name in tennis, but quietly, they make some seriously good performance strings, and Tour Polyester is a perfect example […]

HighString Snap Green Review – Spin-First Control With Serious Stability

Written by: Chris Nash |

HighString Snap Green is a shaped co-poly that knows what it wants to be: a string that’s spin first, and leans toward control, and holds tension well.. This poly does not have “soft-feel, elastic pocketing.” Snap plays firmer, more intentionally, and more structured, but it does so with a level of consistency and stability that […]

Nike Atelier unveils custom winter collection for Jannik Sinner

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

While awaiting his upcoming bid in Doha, Jannik Sinner has detoured into the Italian Alps to unveil a one-of-one performance look created by Nike Atelier. This isn’t just a standard sponsorship activation. It’s a technical intersection of Sinner’s Alpine heritage and Nike’s most advanced winter innovations, timed perfectly for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics. What […]

HEAD Pro Overgrip Review – A Sweaty-Hand Favourite That Beats the Heat

Written by: Chris Nash |

When it comes to overgrips, I’m usually a bit sceptical. Most of them do more or less the same job, and once you’ve found one that feels right in your hand, you don’t have much reason to wander. That said, HEAD Pro Overgrip is the one I keep coming back to every summer especially when […]