I, like many, use spin to control my shot placement. Understanding how racquets influence how we generate spin on the court is extremely nuanced. These are the top spin racquets in 2022!

Which EZONE is best for you? The 98 or the 100?

The EZONE 100 has been around for many generations, but it’s only for the 2022 model that Yonex has achieved, and surpasses the levels of refinement previously only produced by Babolat.

A list of my 5 favourite racquets, on sale today, that have unusually high twistweights, leading to outstanding stability and superior off-centre performance.

I’ve been a big fan of the Gravity Pro since it’s release. It’s one of the best frames on the market for advanced players, and one of few frames that I would feel comfortable using in stock form.

These are two of my favourite sticks on the market today… but which is best for you?

As former long-time user of the 2013 AeroPro Drive, a deep appreciator of the previous Aero VS, a 16x20 stringbed enthusiast and a self-appointed spin-demon, I was beyond thrilled when one finally popped up on the Facebook marketplace.

Which one will give you the power to annihilate your opponents?

My excitement for the 2022 EZONE 98 peaked when Denis Shapovalov shocked the world, ok the tennis world, or the tennis-nerd world, when he switch to it.

Rafael Nadal has always been a hero of mine. Unfortunately, I am not graced with this mental intensity, so I the best I can do to pretend I’m Rafa is put on his shirt and use his racquet.

As a racquet reviewer, there are few questions that I hate more than “what is the best racquet?” My default answer is “there is none.” But who am I to rob you of that secret knowledge? The best racquet is the Head Extreme Tour and here’s why.

The V8 Blade is the easiest to use Blade to date, but does it sacrifice some of the Blade Magic that earned Wilson so many fans?

The Yonex VCORE Pro 97D. Mouthful of a name. Drop dead gorgeous looks. A true player’s frame. Its a beauty both to play with and to behold. However, there are few players who should really make the switch. Do I recommend it? No. Should you buy it? Absolutely.

For years I hated Head racquets. I thought they were too stiff. Pingy and tinny. They felt disconnected and hollow. And then something changed.

You have no idea how many times I’ve been asked the question “what is the best racquet?” On the surface, the question is quite reasonable. You are about to spend a few hundred dollars, you want the best. But take a second to analyze the question and you will realize it is fucking stupid.