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Solinco Tour Bite Soft Review
Solinco Tour Bite Soft is a spin-friendly, comfortable co-poly that’s bound to be a breath of fresh air for anyone seeking comfort and spin without compromising too much on control. Tour Bite Soft offers its users a more comfortable version of the popular Solinco...
read moreTennis Rackets
The tennis racket - the crown jewel of your tennis equipment and your partner in your eternal quest for improvements. We lift our tennis rackets aloft when we win and we throw them to the floor when we’re frustrated (although we’re immediately repentant...
read moreDoes Tennis Need Big Rule Changes?
It’s a constant question in life, do things stay the same or do they adapt and change with the times? Some might say the old things are the best things, others might say adapt or die. Personally, I’d say I lean towards the second group of people, but when...
read moreTecnifibre NRG2 16 String Review
So far, we haven’t written many multifilament string reviews, but here we have, Tecnifibre NRG2. I’m (Will) not really great at playing with multifilament strings because I’m a bit of a control freak (on the court) and I like something that gives me a bit of spin. The...
read moreHead Tour Tennis Ball Review
The Head Tour ball is one of the most popular tennis balls in the amateur and professional game, alike – and for good reason too! There’s nothing worse in tennis than your equipment letting you down. This could be from being too lazy to get your racket...
read moreLuxilon 4G Review
We’re always looking for the perfect balance for our rackets, and your string is one of the most important aspects of this. Often when it comes to string setup we have to sacrifice one quality for another, but that doesn’t stop us looking for the holy grail of...
read moreSerena Williams Racket and String
Explosive groundstrokes, a shriek to the skies accompanied by booming thunder on serve all conjure up images of the one and only, Serena Williams. She is one of the most dominant forces of all time in woman’s tennis and possesses an equally powerful set of tennis...
read moreHead Graphene 360+ Gravity MP Racket Review
Racket Specs Head Size: 100 in² / 645 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 312g / 11oz Unstrung Weight: 295g/10,4oz Balance: 33,48cm / 3 pts HL Swingweight: 323 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 20 Crosses Our Review The Head Graphene 360+...
read moreDaniil Medvedev Racket and String
Danlil Medvedev, ranked 4th in the world at the time of writing, has one of the quirkiest games on the pro tour at the moment. This article will delve into his equipment choices that have been carefully selected in order to enhance and complement his game, but...
read moreFabio Fognini “The Magician” Racket and String
We love Fabio Fognini, here, at TheTennisBros.com. His on-court charisma, Italian charm and exciting game style make him one of the most popular guys to watch on tour. He can attack, defend, burn winners through the court out of nowhere and is also known to engage in...
read moreNovak Djokovic’s Racket and String
Novak Djokovic is one of the best tennis players that has ever walked the earth, and at the time of writing, is the world number 1. He’s won 16 Grand Slams over the course of his career so far; his dominating groundstroke game and phenomenal movement on court being...
read moreAndy Murray Racket and String
Although most of our analytics indicate that the majority of you guys following our website are American, those that know us at TheTennisBros.com will know that we are in fact, British! In this short article, it’s a delight to bring you the best of British Tennis and...
read moreStan Wawrinka Racket and String
We’ve spoken in previous articles about professional players using slightly different rackets to the ones they endorse. Sometimes a small amount of customization has taken place, and other times, the racket is a completely different frame altogether. Stan Wawrinka...
read moreRafael Nadal’s Racket and String
Rafael Nadal’s personality, game style and equipment choices are some of the most recognisable features in tennis. We’ll leave the “t-shirt and short pulling” preparation antics on serve out of our discussion, but Nadal possesses, arguably, the most lethal forehand in...
read moreHead Graphene 360+ Gravity Tour Racket Review
I’ve been having a slight moan in recent years that something has been missing from Head’s racket lineup. I felt like the Head Speed Pro had changed quite a bit and it had left a gap that needed to be filled in. It seems like Head has the answer to this though, with...
read morePrince Textreme Warrior 100L
The lightest of the Warrior rackets, the Prince Textreme Warrior 100L is set up for juniors and beginner to intermediate tennis players to continue developing their game. With a strung weight of 272g and a very open 16 x 18 string pattern, this racket makes it easy to...
read moreLuxilon Element String Review
There have been so many wonderful new rackets out recently that I’ve not managed to get too many string reviews in of late. However, the perfect racket is nothing without the right string, so the string reviews are back and we’ve got a great one for you with Luxilon...
read moreYonex VCore Pro 97HD 18 x 20 Racket Review
Yonex VCore Pro 97HD 18 x 20 Racket Specifications Head Size: 97 in² / 626 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 337g / 11,9oz Unstrung Weight: 320g/11,3oz Balance: 31,98cm / 7 pts HL Swingweight: 326 String Pattern: 18 Mains / 20 Crosses There are so many...
read moreHead Graphene 360+ Gravity Pro Racket Review
Head Graphene 360+ Gravity Pro Specs Head Size: 100 in² / 645 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 332g / 11,7oz Unstrung Weight: 315g/11,1oz Balance: 32,39cm / 6 pts HL Swingweight: 332 String Pattern: 18 Mains / 20 Crosses Our Review 2019 has been an...
read moreWilson Blade 98 V7 18 x 20 Racket Review
Wilson Blade 98 V7 18 x 20 Specs Head Size: 98 in² / 632 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 323g / 11,4oz Unstrung Weight: 305g/10,8oz Balance: 33,02cm / 4 pts HL Swingweight: 334 String Pattern: 18 Mains / 20 Crosses Our Review Having...
read moreWilson Blade 98 V7 (16 x 19) Racket Review
Racket Specs Head Size: 98 in² / 632 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 323g / 11,4oz Unstrung Weight: 305g/10,8oz Balance: 33,02cm / 4 pts HL Swingweight: 328 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review The Wilson Blade 98s are...
read moreHead Sonic Pro String Review
There are a lot of poly strings out there that are all about the control and spin. Head Sonic Pro brings a little bit more to the table though with higher than expected power to go along with some decent control and spin. As polys go, the Head Sonic Pro brings good...
read moreRoger Federer Racket and String
Roger Federer is undoubtedly one of the best, if not the greatest tennis player that has ever walked the planet. It should come as no surprise to you, then, that requests about his tennis gear flood our inbox daily! We hope this article will clear up some of your...
read moreWilson Pro Staff Team Racket Review
If only you could get Roger Federer’s racket in the perfect package for beginner players. Well, there’s good news folks! The Wilson Pro Staff lets you emulate the great Swiss himself all in a lightweight, maneuverable package. The Wilson Pro Staff Team is made for...
read moreChoosing The Right Grip Size For Your Tennis Racket
You’ve done all the hard work, done the research, picked out your ideal racket, got the ideal string at the perfect string tension, and then out of nowhere, you’re asked one last question that you weren’t prepared for. “What grip size would you like for...
read moreHead Graphene 360 Radical MP Racket Review
Head Graphene 360 Radical MP Specs Head Size: 98 in² / 632 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 312g / 11oz Unstrung Weight: 295g/10,4oz Balance: 32,39cm / 6 pts HL Swingweight: 324 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review With the Head Graphene 360...
read moreBabolat Pure Aero Plus Racket Review
Babolat Pure Aero Plus Specs Head Size: 100 in² / 645 cm² Length: 27,5in / 69,9cm Strung Weight: 320g / 11,3oz Unstrung Weight: 300g/10,6oz Balance: 32,99cm / 6 pts HL Swingweight: 330 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review We already know the Babolat...
read moreHead RIP Control String Review
We tend to think that if you want top levels of control then you should look at a poly string, but there are multifilament strings out there offering great control, and Head RIP Control is one of them. Although the Head RIP Control doesn’t offer quite the control of a...
read moreDominic Thiem Racket and Strings
Which racket and string setup does Dominic Thiem use? We hear you ask! Before we tell you though, ask yourself why you want to know… Even amongst professional players, there is an enormous variety in choices of racket and string tension alike. I would even...
read moreHead XtremeSoft Overgrip Review
The Head XtremeSoft Overgrips offer players who love a thin, soft grip an excellent alternative to classics like the Wilson Pro Overgrip. While those players who don’t suffer too much from sweaty hands might find this to be the ideal grip, I would offer a word of...
read moreWilson Ultra 100L Racket Review
The Wilson Ultra rackets are quite an understated range, but I have to say, they are one of my favorites. That’s because they do everything well. They don’t lean too much towards any one characteristic, but they do give you good all-round performance. This time we...
read moreKirschbaum Pro Line Evolution String Review
Kirschbaum is another name that’s not that well known in tennis but actually produces some extremely good products. One of those products is Kirschbaum Pro Line Evolution String, a firm poly that seems to do everything well. While Pro Line Evolution is a little bit...
read moreHead Hawk String Review
If you’re looking for a low powered, durable string then you’ve come to the right place. Head Hawk string offers the classic combination of control and spin that poly string users will be familiar with. However, if it’s power you’re after, you certainly won’t find it...
read moreDunlop Srixon Revo CV 3.0 F Tour Racket Review
Dunlop Srixon Revo CV 3.0 F Tour Specs Head Size: 97 sq. in. / 626 sq. cm. Length: 27in / 68.5cm Strung Weight:323g / 11.4oz Unstrung Weight:305g/10.8oz Balance: 33.3cm / 3 pts HL Swingweight: 326 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review With the Dunlop...
read morePacific Poly Power Pro Review
From what I’ve heard, the Pacific Poly Power Pro 16L is right up there with some of the most durable strings out there. As someone who’s not a fan of constantly getting their rackets restrung, this means this poly from German string company Pacific should be right up...
read moreLuxilon LXN Smart String Review
When it comes to any kind of tennis equipment, you’ll often hear us talking about compromise. Whether that’s compromising on power to achieve control, or comfort to achieve performance, there’s always some kind of trade-off. This is particularly true when it comes to...
read moreBabolat Pro Tour Overgrip Review
I figured it was time to match my Babolat racket up with a Babolat grip and give the Babolat Pro Tour Overgrip a runout. I’ve used these grips a bit in the past and generally found they were a bit like the Wilson Pro Overgrip without being quite as good as the Wilson...
read moreVolkl V-Feel V1 Pro Racket Review
Today I returned to the racket company of my youth as I tried out the Volkl V-Feel V1 Pro. I must say, I’m a big fan of some of Volkls more “old school” rackets, but I find their modern ones to be quite hit or miss. The V1 Pro looks like it’s a racket that might suit...
read moreTecnifibre TFlash 285 PS Racket Review
I took part in a Wimbledon fantasy draft this year and ended up with Aussie, John Millman as one of my lower picks. In honor of the Tecnifibre wielding Aussie I thought I’d do a review of one of the Tecnifibre rackets and ended up with the Tecnifibre TFlash 285 PS. I...
read moreHow To Approach Pressure Points in Tennis
Pressure. It can proceed some of our greatest moments and it can also leave us ruined. Sometimes it makes us feel like the world is about to collapse on us, sometimes it makes us feel as if we can fly. Some of us deal with it better than others. But I can assure you,...
read moreHead Graphene 360 Speed S Racket Review
Head Graphene 360 Speed S Specs Head Size: 100 sq. in. / 645 sq. cm. Length: 27in / 68.5cm Strung Weight: 303g / 10.7oz Unstrung Weight: 285g/10.1oz Balance: 32.99cm / 4 pts HL Swingweight: 305 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review The Head Speeds are...
read moreLuxilon Elite Dry Overgrip Review
It’s been a while since I did a grip test, I mean, I play with the Wilson Pro Overgrip, so really there’s not much need to be testing out new grips! Anyway, I put the Luxilon Elite Dry Overgrip on for a week or so just to see what other options were out there. I...
read moreWilson Clash 100 Tour Racket Review
Wilson Clash 100 Tour Specs Head Size: 100 in² / 645 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 326g / 11,5oz Unstrung Weight: 310g/10,9oz Balance: 31,5cm / 9 pts HL Swingweight: 322 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review We often...
read moreDunlop Revolution NT Tour 97 18 x 20 Racket Review
Dunlop Revolution NT Tour 97 18 x 20 Specs Head Size: 97 sq. in. / 625 sq. cm. Length: 27in / 68.5cm Strung Weight: 329g / 11.6oz Unstrung Weight: 314g / 11 oz Balance: 32.64cm / 5 pts HL String Pattern: 18 Mains / 20 Crosses Our Review I’ve been very impressed...
read moreTecnifibre T Fight ATP 305 XTC Racket Review
I have to say these T Fight rackets confuse me a little bit. The specs just don’t seem to be consistent throughout the range and that led me to be a little bit critical of the T Fight ATP 315 XTC. The T Fight ATP 320 XTC on the other hand, I was a massive fan of, and...
read moreHead Graphene 360 Radical S Racket Review
Head Graphene 360 Radical S Specs Head Size: 102 in² / 658 cm² Length: 27in / 68,5cm Strung Weight: 295g / 10,4oz Unstrung Weight: 280g/9,9oz Balance: 32,64cm / 5 pts HL Swingweight: 307 String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review Head...
read moreYonex Ezone 98 Plus (+) Racket Review
Yonex Ezone 98+ Specs Head Size:98 sq. in. / 632.26 sq. cm. Length: 27.5in / 69.85cm Strung Weight: 11.4oz / 323g Unstrung Weight: 10.8oz / 305g Balance: 13.18in / 33.48cm / 5 pts HL Swingweight: 336 String Pattern:16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review I always feel...
read morePrince Textreme Tour 100P Racket Review
If there’s a man who loves the promise of modern maneuverability combined with classic control, then that man is me! Luckily, that’s exactly what the Prince Textreme Tour 100P claims to give you, and I thought I’d be the one to find out if it lives up to its promise....
read moreYonex Ezone 100 Lite Racket Review
Is the Yonex Ezone 100L the best lightweight racket out there? Well, we certainly think it deserves some consideration and have featured it in our list of the best rackets under 300g. Whether the Ezone 100L is the perfect racket for you is a matter of preference, but...
read moreHead Graphene Touch Radical MP Lite Racket Review
Head Graphene Touch Radical MP Lite Specs Head Size: 98 sq. in. / 630 sq. cm. Length: 27in / 68.5cm Strung Weight: 286g / 10.1oz Unstrung Weight: 270g/9.5oz Balance: 34cm / 1 pts HL Swingweight: 301 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Our Review The Head Graphene Touch...
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