Racquet Reviews
Tennis racquet reviews by Tennisnerd with the purpose of helping you buy the right tennis racquet for your game and skill level.
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Babolat Pure Drive 2020 Review
Henrik “Hank” Wallensten is back. This time with a Babolat Pure Drive 2020 Review. Yes, the new Pure Drive is here! Word over to Henrik. I have a strong memory of my first contact with the Pure Drive. Back In 1996 at a sports-business-fair in Jönköping, the importer of Babolat in the Scandinavian countries showed […]
Wilson Pro Staff Tour 90 Review
I had never tried the first edition of the pro staff 90 before, so it was high time for Wilson Pro Staff Tour 90 Review. The Wilson Pro Staff Tour 90 is pretty much synonymous with Roger Federer. This was likely the racquet he used until 2013 when he switched to the Pro Staff RF97 […]
Mantis 300 Racquet Review
Mantis a smaller brand that creates good racquets for a more budget-conscious audience. This is my Mantis 300 racquet review. The Mantis 300 is not only called 300, but I did for simplicity’s sake. It’s actually called Mantis 300 PS III and you can read more about it on the All Things Tennis website. All […]
Lost in the String Jungle
I am looking for my new main string for competitive play and created a vlog in the process called “Lost in the String Jungle”. After a long testing process that I have talked about in various posts like “Should I make the switch?” I have decided to stay with my customized Babolat Soft Drives (original […]
HEAD Graphene 360+ Extreme Racquet Review
Do you want more spin and power without sacrificing comfort? Then you might like this new HEAD Graphene 360+ Extreme Racquet Review. The HEAD Extreme series has always focused on helping the player generate more topspin and power. It’s endorsed by players such as Matteo Berrettini (uses older model pro stock) and Jan-Lennard Struff (uses the […]
Yonex RD7 Classic Racquet Review
The Yonex RD7 was famously used by Marcelo Rios and Sergi Bruguera. It’s a true classic in the racquet market with its heft and beautiful feel. The Yonex RD7 had a really open 16×19 string pattern and Yonex rightly called it the “Spin Doctor”. This is a great racquet for crafty clay-court players who can […]
Wilson Ultra Pro Racquet Review
I have been testing the Wilson Ultra Pro for a few days and here are is my review. The racquet replaces the Wilson Ultra Tour. I was a big fan of the Wilson Ultra Tour when it came out. It was basically a pro stock style racquet in the way that it had no fancy […]
HEAD PT10 Pro Stock Racquet Review
I had the good fortune to find a couple of Prestige Classic 600 pro stocks (PT10). And here is my HEAD PT10 Pro Stock Racquet Review. This HEAD PT10 Pro Stock Racquet Review could perhaps have been called “Playing with Robin Haase‘s racquets” because I am almost certain these frames used to belong to the […]
Wilson H25 Pro Stock Racquet
Ferenc Ferdinand Weisz is back with a pro stock racquet review. He has tested the Wilson H25 pro stock racquet and here are his thoughts. The world of pro stock racquets is really interesting and special. These are racquets that are different from stock retail ones but most of them are based on an older […]
Babolat Pure Strike 98 Gen 3 Racquet Review
The third generation of the Babolat Pure Strike has been out for a while, but I have not gotten around to reviewing the 98, 16×19 version until now. The Pure Strike is Babolat’s line of racquets for the more flat-hitting attacking player. What the French company does well is not to introduce too many racquet […]