The men’s tennis game is full of grueling baseline battles, power groundstrokes, large amounts of spin, and even larger serving speeds for those bigger guys. This is exactly why male players LOOK FOR RACQUETS with a more compact sweet spot, a heavier frame, and racquets that are typically more head heavy than other racquets designed […]

The demands of kids racquets are nowhere near that of ADULT FRAMES, so it has always amused me when salesman try and push expensive racquets onto you when your kid is just starting out in the game. Your Guide    Gavin Davison There really is no need for an EXPENSIVE frame at all, and to

You don’t always need to invest an awful lot of MONEY to get the right tennis racquet; at least, I don’t think so. With new frames constantly being released by some leading brands, last season’s frames can drop by up to 50% or more, depending on the brand you prefer.    Your Guide    Gavin

While there aren’t any tennis racquets out there that are ‘gender specific’ so to SPEAK, there are racquets that are more suited to female players rather than male players. Your Guide    Gavin Davison Characteristics such as lighter frames, more POWERFUL string beds, larger sweet spots, and racquets that are generally manufactured for baseline play

The good thing about junior racquets is that there are PLENTY out there that can replicate the quality of the adult frames that they represent. The bad thing about them is that they can be hard to find, and even harder to find a reliable source that can DESCRIBE the benefits for you. Your Guide

If you’re an advanced player, this means that you are already PLAYING either national or international events, and this also means that you need a best tennis racquet that can handle the enormous demands of your game Your Guide    Gavin Davison I’ve sourced several of the top advanced racquets on the market today, SEVERAL

When you progress from being a beginner to an intermediate, it is only natural to LOOK for best intermediate tennis racquet to take your game to next level and that the DESIRED specifications for your racquet will also change. Your Guide    Gavin Davison You will now want a racquet that offers a blend of

As a new tennis player, you need a racquet that gives you a greater chance of HITTING the ball, and a racquet that just generally makes the learning process easier. That is why I always recommend racquets that are light in weight, have a large head size, and are powerful enough to COMPENSATE for any