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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Prince Phantom 97P Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

The Phantom series is Prince’s most popular racquet series. Plush, controlled, and good-sized sweet spot. This is my Prince Phantom 97P Racquet Review. The new release of Prince Phantom racquets includes 7 racquet models so there is plenty to choose from. One addition to the Phantom line this time around is the 97P. Based on […]

HEAD iPrestige MP – PT57E

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

The HEAD iPrestige MP, also known as the PT57E, is a true classic. It has the same mold as the “holy grail”, big brother PT57A, but a stiffer feel. I had the opportunity to play a bit with Ernests Gulbis old PT57E racquets and felt like I had to create this post and video. PT57E […]

Angell Custom TC 101 Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

This Angell Custom TC 101 Racquet Review deals with a new racquet in the Angell Custom line-up: the TC 101. Why 101? Well, the racquet is 101 sq inches. I will try to tackle this Angell Custom TC 101 Racquet Review in my new and hopefully improved review format. Keen to hear what you think […]

HEAD Graphene 360+ Speed Pro Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

The HEAD Speed gets updated with spiral fibers into the layup for improved feel. Here is my HEAD Graphene 360+ Speed Pro Racquet Review. The Speed line is probably HEAD’s most popular line of racquets. It is endorsed by players like Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff and walks a fine line between power and control. […]

Wilson Tennis Racquets

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Wilson is one of the most iconic brands in tennis. This page looks at some of the different Wilson tennis racquets. Wilson players: Roger Federer, Serena Williams… The list of players using Wilson tennis racquets is, of course, longer than Federer and Williams. What about names such as: Pete Sampras, Stefan Edberg, Jim Courier, Grigor […]

HEAD Tennis Racquets

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

There are many different HEAD Tennis racquets, so I wanted to create a page covering the different HEAD racquet lines from Prestige to Instinct. Today famous players that use HEAD tennis racquets include Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Matteo Berrettini, and Alexander Zverev on the men’s side and Ash Barty, Maria Sharapova and Sloane Stephens in […]

Wilson Blade 104 v7 Racquet Review

Written by: Henrik Wallensten |

Wilson made some appreciated changes to their Blade-line and we have previously tested both the Blade 98 and the Blade 100L. Here is the Wilson Blade 104 V7 racquet review. When we tested the 100L some readers sent messages and wished we test-played the softer Blade 104. Said and done, with some great support from […]

Dahcor Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Dahcor is a new company that creates beautiful custom racquets. I have been following the brand closely and here is my Dahcor racquet review. Ricardo Dahcor is an entrepreneur who decided to take on the competitive and complicated industry of tennis racquets. His idea: that a racquet is a highly personal choice and that you […]

Dunlop SX Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

The Dunlop SX series of racquets is out and it is all about spin. And like most spin-focused racquets, they are yellow. Here is my Dunlop SX racquet review. Spin generation is important in tennis. It will allow you to hit with bigger margins and more racquet head speed. To maximize spin potential there are […]

Wilson Blade V7 100L Racquet Review

Written by: Henrik Wallensten |

When I first tested the new Blade V7 98, I was struck by its comfort. But I wanted more spin/power. So here is my Wilson Blade V7 100L Racquet Review. The update to the Wilson Blade line was very impressive. No harsh vibrations, just soft and comfortable. The 98 sq inch head size racquets both […]