Racquet Reviews
Tennis racquet reviews by Tennisnerd with the purpose of helping you buy the right tennis racquet for your game and skill level.
Buying a racquet can be a difficult decision and Tennisnerd intends to make it easier for you with plenty of information around some of the best tennis racquets available.
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Babolat Pure Drive 98 (2025) Review
The Pure Drive stands for raw power. But what happens if you put that into a smaller head-size racquet? Here is our Babolat Pure Drive 98 (2025) review. The Babolat Pure Drive 98 was released as the Babolat Pure Drive VS in 2019. The first edition had promise, but like with many first generation products, […]
Babolat Pure Drive Review (2025)
The Babolat Pure Drive is an icon in the game. Is this power racquet still relevant after 30 years? Read or watch our Babolat Pure Drive Review. The first edition of the Babolat Pure Drive was released in 1994 and was made famous by players like Carlos Moya, Kim Clijsters and Andy Roddick. Nowadays, you […]
Yonex Ezone 100 Review (2025)
The Yonex Ezone racquets are all about power. This Yonex Ezone 100 Review got me asking the question whether the racquet has too much power. You can check out the new line of Yonex Ezone racquets from our partners Tennis Warehouse (US, Canada), Tennis Warehouse Europe (use the code TNERD10 for 10% off) and Tennis Only (AU). If you […]
Tecnifibre Tfight 305S Review
This Tecnifibre Tfight 305S Review deals with the update to the predecessor called ISO 305 (not S then). It is a significant improvement. The Tfight line is Tecnifibre’s bestseller. And for a good reason. It offers a beautiful blend of control and feel. Also, if you are a Medvedev, Swiatek or Griekspoor fan, then the […]
Solinco Whiteout V2 Review – 16/19 and XTD
The Solinco Whiteout V2 is the update to the popular Solinco Whiteout that captured many players interest. Here is our Solinco Whiteout V2 Review, dealing with 16/19 and XTD versions. Solinco are more famous for the strings like Solinco Tour Bite or Hyper G, but have had success with their racquets too like Blackout (100) and Whiteout (98). The […]
Nordicdots Model 100 Review
Most readers know that I am a fan of NordicDots Model 99. It was, therefore, fun to test the new Nordicdots Model 100 racquet. Here is our Nordicdots Model 100 review. The Nordicdots Model 100 review is an all-around racquet with a thin beam and aerodynamic construction that competes with racquets like the Wilson Blade […]
Heysil Tour 98 16/19 Review
Heysil is a boutique manufacturer in Australia run by Master racquet technician Jeffrey Heh. They have a new racquet out called the Heysil Tour 98 16/19. We had Jeffrey on the Tennisnerd Podcast some years ago and we have reviewed the Heysil racquets before. Before the Heysil Tour 98 16/19, you could only get the […]
HEAD Gravity Tour 98 Review
The HEAD Gravity line is one of their most popular ones on tour and this HEAD Gravity Tour 98 Review have been highly anticipated. This HEAD Gravity Tour 98 Review was done using a teaser sample in a stylish all-black cosmetic with blue lettering. But when we got our hands on the brand new, glossy […]
Nordicdots Model 99 Review
The Nordicdots Model 99 is here. We wrote about the prototype, but the retail edition is out now and here is our Nordicdots Model 99 review. Introduction This is Nordicdots first entry into the racquet market. They have released strings before, like the TS 127, which I use as one of my regular strings. But […]
Tecnifibre TF40 2024 Review
This Tecnifibre TF40 2024 review covers the 16/19 305 gram version. The racquets mainly differ in weight, balance and swing weight. Introduction This is the third generation of the Tecnifibre TF40, released to celebrate 40 years of Tecnifibre (started as Major). The first generation wowed players looking for control but with a bit more pop […]