TEST and REVIEW

My personal consumer review of the last Head Instinct MP tennis racket in production Hey guys! Today, I’m reviewing the Head Instinct MP tennis racket. As you know from my video, I’ve had the pleasure of using this racket for a few months, and it has become one of my favorites for several reasons. It’s part of the last generation of the Head Instinct series, released in 2022, and I’ve played around 10 games with it so far. In this review, I’ll share my impressions, key features, and how it compares to other rackets in my collection. Key Features & Specifications Weight : 300 grams (unstrung) Head Size : 100 square inches (645 cm²) Balance : 32 cm (head-light) String Pattern : 16x19 Beam Width : 23mm / 26mm / 23mm Length : 27 inches (68.58 cm) Stiffness : 64 RA Technology : Graphene 360+ for improved energy transfer and flex Recommended String Tension : 48-57 lbs (22-26 kg) My Personal Experience with the Head Instinct MP From the first time I picked up the Head Instinct MP, I ...

We are truly impressed with the performance of the Head Extreme MP Lite tennis racket after our initial test - our feedback If you follow our consumer blog regularly you would probably know that we are big tennis fans. We have tried and tested various tennis rackets throughout the years and always shared our honest opinion about them.  Today we are reviewing the  Head Extreme MP Lite after just one game (2 plus hours of testing) which got us really impressed. It seems like one of the most versatile rackets we have used so far and one that we strongly recommend buying in 2022, especially if you find it discounted for the winter season.  Head Extreme MP Lite key features : Mid-Plus Head Size : The racquet has a head size of 100 square inches, which is considered a "mid-plus" size. This can provide a good balance of power and control. Flexible Beam : The racquet has a flexible beam, which can help absorb vibrations and provide a more comfortable feel on shots.

The all new tennis racket series HEAD BOOM is now released Earlier this month HEAD announced in the "Living in the Moment" press release their all new tennis racket model line and actually shared the story behind it. It was also tested by some of HEAD's ambassadors (e.g. Lorenzo Musetti) from the tour and we already have a video with the new HEAD BOOM tennis racket:

Consumer product tour and review of the 2020 HEAD Graphene 360 Radical S We have the  HEAD Radical S only for few weeks now but we already have some first-hand consumer feedback and impressions that we want to share with you. In todays post we will provide the most important features and specifications of the HEAD Radical S racket as well as our opinion. HEAD Radical S tennis racket - main product specifications Weight unstrung 9.9 oz / 280 g Technology Graphène 360 Composition Graphite Head Size 102.3 in² / 660 cm² Length 26.97 in / 68.5 cm Stiffness 61 RA Balance unstrung 12.6 in / 32 cm Beam Width 22-25-23 mm String Pattern 16x19 Probably the most noticeable thing in the product specs is the head size which is kind of unconventional - 102 inches . Considering the fact that this is somewhat lightweight racket at 280 grams this head size and weight will be perfect for recreational players who want easily maneuverable racket that swings super-easy.  With the HEAD R...

Wilson Ultra 100L v3 tennis racket review - better without Countervail? Wilson Ultra 100L V3 tennis racket - our consumer feedback  Since we first tested the first version of the Wilson Ultra tennis racket couple of years ago we totally loved it. It was precise and relatively easy to swing, with adequate power and decent flex. It was a very versatile racket which unfortunately lacked personality which was both good and a bad thing at the same time.  Today we are taking a closer look at the 2020 edition of the Wilson Ultra 100L v3 which is the lightweight version of the popular series used by Gael Monfils, Borna Coric other professional players from the tour. 

Features and specifications of the Wilson Pro Staff Team (280) tennis racket From a short research that we did last week we noticed that the 2021 Wilson Pro Staff Team racket is quite rare to find and can't be bought in all markets around the globe.  For many tennis fans and most professional players the Pro Staff Team wouldn't be of any interest due to its more forgiving approach aimed at recreational players. Still, we decided to spend some time and take closer look into this quite interesting racket. 

Having a nice day at the tennis court and testing the Head Graphene 360 Instinct S tennis racket We have the  Head Graphene 360 Instinct S for almost a year now and we used this racket in more than 20 games, including couple amateur tennis tournaments during the summer. So it is time to share our honest feedback about the Instinct S and why we intend to keep this very capable tennis racket. 

Our first consumer impressions after a short playtest with the latest Yonex Ezone 100L Deep Blue tennis racket The  Ezone 100L next to our current favorite - the Head Graphene 360 Instinct S  We were quite excited to get our hands on the latest Yonex Ezone tennis racket and test it. Unfortunately, it didn't go as smooth as we expect. And what we expected was a premium racket from a Japanese manufacturer, famous with producing some of the highest quality frames on the market.  Here are some of the positives and the negatives that we experienced in our first review of the lighter version of the popular Yonex Ezone 100 ( deep blue edition, 2020 mode l) .

Yonex EZONE 100L - tennis racket specifications and consumer opinion We have tested couple of tennis rackets in 2020 and actually bought couple of them since we liked them a lot. Unfortunately, not all of them suited the game we were expecting so we needed to get rid of them (or at least most of them).  That was the case with the latest generation  Head Graphene 360+ Speed S which I used only for couple of months. It is not that is a bad racket but it was attackers' racket with extremely small sweet spot, so we sold it. It is a shame because that was one of the more comfortable frames we used in 2020.  Another racket that we sold from our inventory was the Wilson Ultra 100L Camo which offered large sweet spot and great control. Unfortunately, it wasn't balanced right so some shoulder pain occurred after two seasons playing with this frame.  The only one that we kept is the  Head Graphene 360 Instinct S which is a great blend of power, control, big sweet spot ...

Our first impressions and quick consumer review of the latest Head Graphene 360+ Speed S tennis racket We are lucky enough to test and play with many different racket this season and for sure we want to share our feedback with you.  Today we will focus our attention at a very capable tennis racket - the  Head Graphene 360+ Speed S , which is lightweight and maneuverable racket with lots of potential for mid-level and advanced players. This is our first review of the 360+ Speed S after an hour playing with it, so it will be mostly specs, first impressions and general thoughts.

My consumer review of the Wilson Ultra 100L Camo - one of the best and most versatile rackets I have tested this year Wilson Ultra 100L CAMO (also known as Ultra 100 Light ) is a premium racket that I bought recently so today I will share my personal impressions with this tennis racket. First of all here are its specifications in short: Wilson Ultra 100L Camo Wilson Ultra 100L CAMO features and specs Model: Ultra 100L CAMO edition Weight (unstrung): 277 grams Head size: 100 inch (99.98 sq.in.) Length: 26.97 inch Balance unstrung: 12.8 inch (32.5 cm) String pattern: 16x19 Material / Technology : Yoke Grommets; Power RIB Price: around $200

Choosing a new tennis racket in 2018 might be a difficult job!? If I should give a straight answer to this question that still would be Babolat. The Pure Drive Lite is my personal choice for tennis racket in 2017 and I will count on it 2018 for various reasons. Here are couple of them: Maneuverability Top spin Remains stable with low vibration levels Lightweight (for the Pure Drive Lite model)

Quick review and consumer comments about the performance of the lightweight tennis racket Wilson Pro Staff Six-One 100 Lite BLX I haven't posted anything about my tennis rackets recently and just wanted to drop few lines about the racket that I used to play with and sold after about 10 quite unsuccessful games - the  Wilson Pro Staff Six-One 100 Lite BLX . Well, on paper that seems like a pretty good racket, good combination of power, maneuverability and control. But that remained only on paper. On the court the maneuverability the Six-One 100 Lite felt inconsistent and anything else but stable. Most of these problems got resolved with my current racket - the HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP which besides the fact that felt a bit harsh at the very beginning is just fine for my gameplay. It really bugs me sometimes whether if I should try another racket or not but I guess that will come with time. For now I will stick with the Radical MP and focus more on the physical activities...

Video review of the lightweight tennis racket HEAD Graphene XT Radical Lite HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP is a great racket and I am still using it as my primary stick as it is versatile and ideal for club players. But there is something with it which made me look around for a replacement racket. I checked many rackets with different specs from different manufacturers but the one that grabbed my attention was the HEAD Graphene XT Radical Lite .  HEAD BOOM tennis racket As I am looking for a forgiving and lightweight racket I think that is one of the best choices with 102 sq.in. head size and unstrung weight of 260 grams. 

HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP tennis racket review after one month of use I bought the  HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP tennis racket couple of weeks ago and after I played with couple of times I can say that this is one really good racket. Despite the fact that this particular model from the Radical series is more 2 years old it feels like any other modern racket and it is worth the 100 Euros (I bought it with quite good discount).

HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP Specs and quick review of my new tennis racket - HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP HEAD Youtek IG Radical MP is my latest tennis racket. I bought it last week and today I had my first practice with it. What I can share with you as a first impression is that this is definitely not a beginners racket. Even though it weighs just 295 grams the head heavy balance makes it feel a bit heavier and hard to maneuver.

Wilson PRO STAFF 100 L tennis racket specifications and quick review Wilson PRO STAFF 100 L tennis racket Today we are taking a look at one of the latest tennis rackets from the popular manufacturer Wilson. The  PRO STAFF 100 L is the successor of the  Wilson Pro Staff Six-One 100 Lite BLX which didn't get very popular among professional tennis players because of its lightweight head.

Wilson Pro Staff Six-One 100 Lite BLX tennis racket real world test and review My Wilson Pro Staff Six-One 100 Lite BLX Wilson Pro Staff Six-One 100 Lite BLX has been on the market for quite some time and it proved to be another very good racket from the Pro Staff series. This racket has the largest head size compared to the  Wilson Pro Staff 90 and  Wilson Pro Staff 95 which makes it the most forgiving and amateur friendly racket in this range. I myself don't have much experience with Wilson tennis rackets before but decided to switch to this brand after almost 10 years of great experience with different HEAD and Babolat rackets.

Head YOUTEK Graphene Speed S tennis racket review Head YOUTEK Graphene Speed S is currently one of my favorite rackets and that is why I decided to make this quick review of the racket. Actually if I had to replace my Head Ti S1 it would be either with the Head YOUTEK IG Speed Elite  or with the  YOUTEK Graphene Speed S. Head YOUTEK Graphene Speed S tennis racket Head YOUTEK Graphene Speed S has a headsize of 100 square inches and weighs just 285 grams (300 grams with strings). This makes it perfect for advanced players who like the power and control of a premium professional racket but want a lighter, more maneuverable frame. The YOUTEK Graphene Speed S will suit to most women tennis players.

Head YOUTEK IG Speed Elite tennis racket specifications and review Head YOUTEK IG Speed Elite review  - positioned between the MP and Lite versions of the YOUTEK IG Speed series the Elite offers the perfect balance between power and maneuverability.  Head YOUTEK IG Speed Elite will suit best young players who had spent plenty of time on the court and need a better racket which will bring more power and accuracy to the average shots. This racket will also suit club players who play weekends and like to take part in amateur competitions as this is a professionally made tennis racket with high-tech materials and very good characteristics. Here are the main specifications of the Head YOUTEK IG Speed Elite tennis racket: Headsize: 100 square inches / 645 sq. cm Length: 27 inches / 68.5 cm Composition: d3o / Innegra / Graphite Balance (strung): 2 points head light / 34.4 cm Swingweight (strung): 315 Beam width: 22 mm  Flex: 65 Grip type: HydroSorb Tour String pattern...