Best Tennis Gadgets To Improve Your Game

Kollectaball

This innovatively designed ball collection device has taken the tennis world by storm! Kollectaball is one of the most unique ball collectors and ball boppers out there at the moment. It has an elongated spherical design, so can be rolled around the court and pick up balls a lot more efficiently than your traditional ball hopper or collector.

Kollectaball has a dual purpose basket that acts as both a ball collector and a ball hopper from which you can feed from. Simply stand Kollectaball up on its two pronged handles and raise the metallic clips on either side of the ball. This pushes back a number of the flexible metal rods to reveal an easy opening for you to reach in and feed your freshly collected balls.

This is a great tennis gadget for improving your game as you can collect and feed balls a lot more quickly, cutting down wasted time and ensuring you can strike as many balls on court as possible!

Tennis Twist Ball Machine

The Tennis Twist Ball machine is a newcomer to the ball machine market. It comes in a much lower price point than traditional ball machines, making it easily accessible to a much wider audience.

Tennis Twist is a low powered machine that effectively replicates a hand feed rather than a full shot, so it is ideal for beginners, children or even club players looking to work on short balls.

It is the ideal gadget if you are looking to dip your toe into the world of tennis ball machines, as its low entry price point and gentle feeding characteristics mean you can get used to the idea of a ball machine before making a big investment.

What’s more, you don’t just have to use Tennis Twist on the tennis court. You can also enjoy it in your back garden, garage or on the street!

Tourna Stringmeter

If you’ve ever wondered whether your string tension is actually what your stringer says it is, or how long your racket really holds the tension of your strings, the Tourna Stringmeter could be just for you!

This is a simple but effective device that measures the tension of your strings by measuring the tension on the overlap between a main and cross string.

The Tourna Stringmeter uses two small metal rods that sit either side of the string you are looking to measure, along with a plastic dial that indicates your tension in both pounds and kilograms.

First, set the dial to the desired string gauge to give an accurate reading. Then, once the metal bars on the back of the reader are in place, twist the meter until the ‘V groove’ is lined up with the string you are measuring.

The arrow on the dial will then indicate the given tension and you have your reading!

In/Out Line Call Device

Another simple and cost effective alternative to the existing options on the market is the In/Out Line Call Device. It is designed to take the stress out of calling your own lines in a match, and is dubbed the ‘friendship saver’ accordingly!

It uses small HD cameras to record your tennis session, making a distinctive beep sound when the ball is recorded as out of the desired area (whether that be the singles or the doubles court).

For such a compact device the In/Out is remarkably accurate, even when only using a single camera. Of course, the more cameras you use the more accurate the results will be.

However, as this is such a well priced tennis gadget, you could easily get two cameras and still save a shed load of cash compared to a traditional line calling system!

It comes in a reinforced plastic case that can be anchored to the netpost for extra stability and durability. The IN/Out line call device really is a great gadget to add to your bag!

Babolat Pop

Data has become a big part of the game of tennis. Being able to record, analyse and compare your shots and movements around the court is incredibly valuable when you are looking to improve your game. Therefore, having a device like the Babolat Pop Sensor can give you valuable insights into how you are hitting the tennis ball.

Unlike most tennis sensors that clip on to the racket, the PIQ Babolat is a wristband that analyses your swing and gives you real time feedback on your strokes.

It is an incredibly lightweight device at just 10g and measures shot speed, swing speed, spin potential and gives you an overall performance score that you can compare with your friends! This is an alternative to the traditional smart sensors out there and is well worth a try!

Pocket Radar Ball Coach

Let’s be honest, we all want to know exactly how fast our tennis shots are! When we watch favourite players on TV we always wonder how much harder they are hitting the ball than us and it is fascinating when we get the rare opportunity to compare our shots via a speed gun.

Well, with the Pocket Radar Ball Coach you can do just that! It is a value for money alternative to some of the higher end radar guns on the market, but offers impressive performance considering its reasonable price and compact size.

Pocket Radar is unique at this end of the market as it actually picks up ball exit speed rather than the speed of the ball as it approaches the radar.

This is difficult to measure but gives a significantly more accurate reading than cheap alternatives, making this a high quality and accurate product! It is simple and easy to use too, making it your perfect on court companion next time you want to measure your serve speed against the pros!

Solo Tennis Trainer

Solo Tennis Trainer is a very simple reinvention of other well known standing tennis devices and has become very popular in recent years.

With so many more people wanting to get into tennis these days, there is a demand for improving the feel of the ball on your own, since courts and hitting partners are not always readily available.

With that in mind, Solo Tennis Trainer offers a simple yet effective solution that allows players to practice their strokes on their own, thanks to the solid base and string attached tennis ball.

Simply fill the blue base with water to weigh it down and keep it secure, attach the strong string to the built in metal chain and start hitting! The ball will always come back to you and much like a hitting wall, the harder you hit the faster the ball comes back!