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Toroline A5 vs Enso Pro: The Ultimate Round Poly Battle

Written by: Chris Nash |

I just got a few sets of Toroline’s high-performance round polys, including the new A5 and the Enso Pro, which is a fan favorite. Right away, I’d say that Enso Pro is the better choice for a lot of players because it’s more well-rounded and easy to like. On the other hand, Toroline A5 is […]

Prince Tour 2026 Racquet Review – The Return of a Classic

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Prince modernizes the Tour line with better feel, more power, and a new construction technology that delivers a more connected response. The new Prince Tour line is finally here, and judging by the reaction from players and Prince fans alike, this might be one of the most anticipated racquet launches from Prince in years. I […]

The best 5 ROUND poly strings for spin right now

Written by: Chris Nash |

The best round polys can be still be incredible monsters from the baseline, but they don’t usually receive the same attention as shaped spin strings. Instead of depending just on aggressive shaping, I wanted to concentrate on strings that provide you with genuine spin through a clean, round profile for this selection. These are the […]

Alejo Sanchez Quilez Racquet – Player Profile

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Alejo Sanchez Quilez is a talented, young Spanish player, currently just in the top 500 in the world. What racquet and gear is he using? Alejo Sanchez tennis racquet Alejo Sanchez Quilez racquet is a Babolat Pure Aero 100, the latest generation (2026). Some players have switched from the beloved 2023 Aeros to the new […]

The Best 5 Rackets for a One-Handed Backhand Right Now

Written by: Chris Nash |

When you hit the ball with a one-handed backhand, the racquet needs to do more than just feel good. You need a frame that makes you feel safe when you’re stretched, blocked out, or taking the ball early, as well as enough mass or swing-weight to handle speed. The best one-handed racquets are usually the […]

Pablo Llamas Ruiz Racquet – Player Profile

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Pablo Llamas Ruiz is a rising Spanish tennis pro known for his strong baseline game and skills across surfaces, though he favors clay. Since turning pro, he has steadily climbed the ATP rankings, making a name for himself among the top Spanish tennis players. Pablo Llamas Ruiz’s tennis racquet Pablo Llamas Ruiz’s tennis racquet is […]

Nike Drops the 2026 Paris Collection for Clay Court Season

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Bold colors, sustainable materials and performance-focused design arrive in time for Roland-Garros. Nike has released its 2026 Paris Collection, a vibrant apparel and footwear lineup designed specifically for the tennis clay court season. Of course, timed to coincide with the French Open, the collection mixes nice aesthetics with technical performance built for the red dirt […]

Nike Zoom Vapor 12 All Court Review: Is the Legend of Speed Finally Back?

Written by: Chris Nash |

The Asics Gel Resolution 9 has been the one thing that has always been in my gear bag for the last few seasons. It has been my go-to for stability and support – the “safe” choice that never lets me down. But lately, I’ve felt like I was giving up too much flexibility for that […]

Thijs Boogaard’s Racquet – Player Profile

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Thijs Boogaard is an exciting young talent that we will surely hear more about in the future. Hailing from the Netherlands, Boogaard has consistently shattered “youngest-ever” records, at times drawing comparisons to early-career legends. Let’s check more about him and what racquet/gear he’s using at the moment. Thijs Boogaard’s tennis racquet Thijs Boogard’s racquet is […]

Head Hawk Touch Rough vs Hawk Touch strings: Which One Wins?

Written by: Chris Nash |

I’ve liked the Head Speed MP for a long time because it has the perfect mix of “free” power and ease of movement. But it’s always hard to find the right string that will control that power without making the racket feel like a wooden board. I recently spent two weeks testing the Head Hawk […]