Arthur Gea's Racquet - Player Profile

Updated 12 October 2026
Arthur Géa is a French player with a career high rank of 56, and he got his first ATP title in Los Cabos in 2026. What about Gea’s racquet and gear?

Arthur Géa’s tennis racquet

Arthur Géa’s racquet is a blacked-out Yonex Ezone 100 strung with a black string. Why is the racquet blacked out since he is sponsored by Yonex? We can only speculate that he got some new racquets in the 2025 cosmetic and for some reason, did not like how they played. This happens sometimes on the pro tour, where they are very specific with racquet performance and feel. In terms of the strings, since he is sponsored by Yonex, it is fair to guess that it could be Yonex Polytour Pro black or Polytour Strike. But some players use a different string brand than their racquet sponsor. If you know more about Arthur Géa’s racquet specifications or string setup, please comment below or reach out via Instagram to tennisnerdinsta.

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Bio and Career

Born on January 2, 2005, in Carpentras, France, Géa began his tennis journey early. He spent his formative years training at the Alain Barrère academy in Pontet before moving on to the Ligue de Provence.

Some stats from his junior career:

Top Ranking: Reached a career-high junior ranking of world No. 8 in January 2023.
Grand Slam Success: He reached the third round of the boys singles at both the French Open and US Open in 2022.
Wimbledon Finalist: In 2023, he reached the boys doubles final at Wimbledon alongside partner Branko Djuric.

Géa officially turned professional in 2023 and quickly began winning titles on the ITF World Tennis Tour. His transition to the senior level has seen a steady climb through the rankings:

Maiden Titles: He won his first senior ITF title in Heraklion in November 2023, followed by a string of three consecutive titles that same month.
Challenger Milestone: In early 2026, Géa captured his first ATP Challenger title in Nouméa, New Caledonia. He defeated Jurij Rodionov in a three-set final, a victory that got him into the ATP Top 200 for the first time.
Grand Slam Debut and Success: Following his success in Nouméa, Géa made his Grand Slam main draw debut at the 2026 Australian Open as a qualifier and surprised with a straight-set win over 19th ranked Jiri Lehecka in the first round.
First ATP title: He won the 2026 Los Cabos, where he beat Denis Shapovalov 6-3, 6-4 from a ranking of No. 127.