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Yonex Muse Review – Comfort and power

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

It was quite difficult to get hold of the Yonex Muse in Europe. Thanks to Tennis Warehouse Europe, we managed to get a review copy of the Yonex Muse 100L. This is lighter than what I am used to playing, but racquets in general are getting lighter, so I think most club players might end […]

HEAD Gravity Zverev 2026 Limited Edition

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

HEAD is putting its own spin on the Gravity line this summer with a signature cosmetic edition co-created with Alexander Zverev. The Gravity Zverev 2026 keeps the same performance you’d expect from the Gravity line – what’s new is the look. HEAD reworked the racquet’s design around Zverev himself, inspired by his two sides of […]

Solinco Weighted Grommet Kit – Racquet Customization Without Lead Tape

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Solinco’s Weighted Grommet Kit is a customization option designed to let players adjust racquet weight and balance without the hassle of lead tape. The kit is specifically engineered for the Whiteout V2 and Whiteout V1 racquet series and comes in a sleek Mach Blue finish. What it offers The kit provides three simple ways to […]

Leather Base Grips vs Synthetic Base Grips: Is the Extra Weight Worth It?

Written by: Chris Nash |

I’ve used synthetic and leather base grips on an assortment of racquets, from classic 98 sq in control frames to lighter, more modern spin sticks. My goal was to give a real, honest perspective on what really changes when you change your base grip, not simply regurgitate spec sheets and forum myths. Attribute Leather base […]

Babolat Carlitos Junior Racquet Collection

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Babolat released the Carlitos Junior collection earlier this year, a complete line of junior racquets designed simply for the reason that young players should use proper racquets and gear suited for their age and game. The equipment should be engineered specifically for their bodies, technique development and also motivation. Inspired by Carlos Alcaraz’s signature Pure […]

Cruz Hewitt’s Racquet – Player Profile

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Cruz Hewitt, the son of former World no 1 Lleyton Hewitt, is starting to show his own talent on the tour. But what racquet and gear is he using? Cruz Hewitt tennis racquet Hewitt’s racquet is Yonex Ezone 98, painted like the 2025 Blast Blue, but most likely an older model. He used to string […]

The new Babolat Pure Drive Spectra Limited Edition

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Time for yet another new racquet cosmetic, a few days ago we wrote about the new EZONE Espresso Brown racquet, now Babolat has dropped the Pure Drive Spectra Limited Edition collection. Inspired by the neon glow, glass architecture, and electric energy of New York City’s famous night sessions, the Spectra line skips Babolat’s traditional metallic […]

Dunlop Tennis Racquets: Explosive spin, modern power and a performance-first identity

Written by: Chris Nash |

Dunlop is a brand that is different from the rest of the tennis racket industry. Where other brands try to be all things to all audiences, Dunlop has always appreciated good engineering, Japanese manufacturing standards (that come with Sumitomo Rubber) and a performance-first identity. The frames are designed for particular swing paths, and the lines […]

Yonex EZONE Espresso Brown Edition

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Yonex has just introduced a new cool cosmetics for the popular Ezone line, the Espresso Brown Edition, a deep brown base accented with vibrant orange, creating a sophisticated look and very different from the standard EZONE frame. EZONE Espresso Brown Edition The Espresso Brown Edition is just a cosmetic refresh across the EZONE lineup. If […]

Battle of the 98s: Wilson Defyer 98 Pro vs. Babolat Pure Aero 98

Written by: Chris Nash |

I spent many hours on the court hitting rigorous drills, baseline point play and serving sessions to get a complete picture of the relative strengths and weaknesses of these two modern 98-square-inch frames. The aim was to see how much Wilson’s latest rival can top Babolat’s spin-and-power machine. I had a lot of fun with […]