Wilson Blade v8 (16×19) review The Wilson Blade is considered one of the most popular rackets from this leading American brand so when Tennishead were offered the chance to play test and review the latest version we jumped at the chance. BackgroundThis 8th version of the Blade was released in 2023 with a full six different…
Yonex EZONE 98 buyers guide Yonex have recently launched the Yonex EZONE 98 which aims to improve the performance of players who typically have a fast swing and base their game around power and control from the back of the court.The racket features key changes from previous models, from the head shape to the amount…
Babolat Pure Strike Team buyers guide Introducing the Babolat Pure Strike Team. Targeted at an intermediate player, this racket has something for everyone. The 100 square inch head size and light feel at 285 grams ensures that this racket is easy for many people to play with.Background:The Pure Strike range is endorsed by current top…
Head Boom Pro tennis racket review Head have started fresh in 2023 by dropping the Head Boom Pro, a new line for the well respected brand. When we got our hands on the racket we could not wait to give it a spin! BackgroundHead began life in 1950 as a ski brand before branching out into…
Wilson Clash 100 v2 review One of the most reputable racket brands around, Wilson are a frontrunner in bringing the best in technology, so when we got the chance to test the new Wilson Clash 100 v2 we jumped at the opportunity! BackgroundWilson started out making tennis racket strings in 1914 before expanding into producing tennis…
Yonex VCore Pro 97 review We were excited to get our hands on the new Yonex VCore Pro 97 from a brand that has been promising and delivering some of the most technologically advanced rackets in recent times. BackgroundYonex began life as a badminton racket manufacturer in Japan in 1946. The brand entered tennis with the…
Dunlop SX 300 (2023) racket review With significant tech resources and a growing list of professional endorsements, Dunlop are gradually rebuilding their reputation for quality tennis rackets, which is why we eagerly anticipated the chance to try out the updated Dunlop SX 300 BackgroundOriginally launched back in late 2019, Dunlop are obviously committed to their SX…
Babolat Pure Aero Rafa review What perfect timing as the new Pure Aero Rafa lands on the Tennishead office doormat just weeks before the great man himself takes to the clay of Roland Garros with the same racket to try and defend his French Open title in 2023 for a 14th time. Will this racket…
HEAD Radical MP 2023 review Somehow Tennishead had never previously reviewed the globally popular HEAD Radical MP so when we were sent the latest 2023 version we jumped at the chance to get out on the courts and put it through its paces. Why does this racket receive positive reviews from both club players and…
Wilson Pro Staff 97L v13 review The Wilson Pro Staff is an ‘iconic’ tennis racket having been played with by many of the world’s greatest players whilst winning multiple Grand Slams, which is why Tennishead jumped at the chance to review their latest version, the Wilson Pro Staff 97L v13 BackgroundWilson are the most widely played…
HEAD Gravity MP 2023 buyers guide HEAD are aiming to attract younger players with their HEAD Gravity 2023 and have said, “the Gravity rackets are engineered to support the playing style of the aggressive next generation”This racket is the latest Gravity model and promotes aggressive, attacking tennis. To add to this, HEAD area also targeting…
