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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HEAD Racquet Reviews and Thoughts

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

I’ve been play-testing several racquets from both Wilson and HEAD lately and I’ve drawn up a few conclusions and thoughts I want to share with you. First of all, there are a LOT of racquets to choose from on the market today. There is a simply a mind-boggling number of racquets that are within the […]

HEAD Graphene Touch Extreme MP Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

HEAD is releasing their Graphene Touch line across all racquet models and this time it’s the Extreme line that gets the treatment with HEAD Graphene Touch Extreme MP. The HEAD Extreme line has always felt like a push towards Babolat Pure Drive and Pure Aero sticks with a user-friendly, powerful response. I was particularly impressed […]

Wilson Ultra Tour Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

It’s time to conclude the play-test of the Wilson Ultra Tour. I can already say it is one of the best new racquets I’ve played in the last five years. I’ve written quite a bit about the Wilson Ultra Tour already (Wilson Ultra Tour First Impressions, the Wilson Ultra line and about the Wilson Ultra 100 […]

Comparing Angell TC 97 Custom to Wilson Pro Staff RF 97 Autograph

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

As most of you loyal readers know, I’ve been play-testing the Angell TC 97 Custom 18×20 for a while now and I wanted to throw in a comparison between another popular racquet: the Wilson Pro Staff RF 97 Autograph. The reason I wanted to do this test is because the Wilson Pro Staff RF 97 […]

Wilson Ultra 100 CV Review Update

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

I’ve hit some more with both the Wilson Ultra 100 CV and the Wilson Ultra Tour and wanted to give you an update on my experience so far. First a few words about my preferred racquet review process. I play-test the racquets (and strings) in match and practice versus different opponents of varying strengths. They also […]

Wilson Ultra Tour: First Impressions

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

I’ve had a first hit with the Wilson Ultra Tour and want to give you my initial impression about this much talked about racquet. Full review to come. The test racquet I have is strung with Luxilon Alu Power. It’s not my string of choice, but it works alright in the Wilson Ultra Tour. For the […]

Angell TC 97 Custom Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

I have been testing the Angell TC 97 Custom 18×20 for a few weeks and here are my thoughts on this racquet. You can of course get your own specs at Angell tennis. Since the point of Custom Angell racquets is to be able to order the racquet to your ideal specs, I better start […]

The Wilson Ultra Racquets – the Reviews Are In

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

The most buzzed about racquets right now are the Wilson Ultra series of racquets out on August 15 (available for pre-order right now) and some reviews are already in. If you want to read more about the different Wilson Ultra racquets check out this post. The most exciting Wilson Ultra racquet for racquet nerds should […]

TW Playtesters Switching to Yonex DR 98 Plus

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

If you are a tennis nerd, I’m sure you’re familiar with Tennis Warehouse. In a recent video two reviewers (Andy & Chris) announce they are switching to Yonex DR 98 Plus. Lots of people follow the Tennis Warehouse Youtube channels so I’m sure these will affect the sales of the Yonex DR 98 Plus a great deal. […]

HEAD MxG 3 & 5 Racquet Review

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Here is the racquet that Rafael Nadal tested for five weeks in the off-season – the HEAD MxG 3 (along with the HEAD MxG 5). I’ve been testing the racquets and here is my review. First of all, they do look GREAT. Looks are not that important however, it’s all about playability. Let’s start with the […]