Tennis Rackets

  Originally published on 09/07/14 The slimline sister in the Mantis family, the Xenon 265 shares the same profile as the more

  Originally published on 12/07/14 Comfort and control: that’s the Pacific promise, thanks to their tech-laden basalt-infused frames. Improver rackets with larger

  Originally published on 15/07/14 Everything about the streamlined Ai Feel is focused on speed – the aerodynamic shape of the cross-section

  Originally published on 14/07/14 If any manufacturer knows how to make the most of an extra half-inch, it’s Prince. The heritage

  Originally published on 17/07/14 Like a newfoundland that thinks it’s a jack russell, the S7.0 Lite doesn’t seem to know it’s

  Originally published on 21/07/14 If you’re after a lightweight frame without the larger head, you’ve struck gold. The Destiny is a

  Originally published on 24/07/14 We were mightily impressed with the T-Flash models in both the advanced and intermediate reviews, and the

  Originally published on 07/05/14 The American company started out with tennis strings in 1914, releasing their own rackets the same year.

  Originally published on 29/07/14 Launching a new racket is one thing – launching a new racket brand is something else, fraught