Compare the racket specs of a number of popular tennis rackets including the Babolat Pure Aero, Wilson Clash 100, and Yonex Ezone 98.
See how different tennis rackets compare to each other in terms of weight, balance, frame stiffness, beam width, and string patterns.
Similar to the Wilson Clash Rackets, the Head Boom MP and the Head Boom Pro tennis rackets are mainly aimed at recreational players as both rackets offer easy access to power and spin. Head launched the Boom MP and Boom Pro in early 2022 with the aim of filling a gap they saw in the
The Wilson Pro Staff 97 and Yonex VCORE Pro 97H 330 are control-focused rackets that are very popular with intermediate to advanced tennis players who want a tennis racket that gives them tons of control and feel on their shots. In 2021, Yonex launched the VCORE Pro 97H 330 to replace the previous VCORE Pro
The Pure Aero Lite and the regular Pure Aero are both popular tennis rackets made by French racket manufacturer Babolat. The Pure Aero range of tennis rackets is famously endorsed by 22 grand slam singles champion Rafael Nadal as well as other top pros including Felix Auger-Aliassime, Jennifer Brady, Danielle Collins, Leylah Fernandez, Bethanie Mattek-Sands,
The RF97 is one of Wilson’s best selling tennis rackets as it is endorsed by the recently retired Roger Federer. If you don’t want to go to the expense of buying an RF97 but would still like a frame with similar specs then this article will help you find the best alternatives. 5 Tennis Rackets
The Yonex Ezone 100 and Wilson Clash 100 are rackets primarily aimed at beginner to intermediate recreational players as they both are relatively light frames that offer tennis players a good mix of power, control, and spin. This article will help you decide which of these rackets might suit your game better and explain how
The Blade 98 and the Ezone 98 are two of the most popular tennis rackets sold by Wilson and Yonex. As both rackets share a lot of similarities, recreational players can often have a hard time deciding which of these rackets is best for them. The aim of this article is to help players see
The Pure Strike and Pure Drive are two of Babolat’s top-selling tennis rackets, with both being very popular with recreational tennis players. This article will compare the Babolat Pure Strike vs Pure Drive to see what are the main differences between the two rackets in terms of racket specs and playability. Both rackets are popular
The Head Speed Pro and Head Gravity Pro are two of Head’s top selling tennis rackets that are very popular with recreational tennis players. This article will compare the two rackets in terms of their specs, as well as recommend which of these rackets is better for certain player types and playing styles. One of
As I discussed in my article on the Roger Federer Racket, Roger used a Wilson Pro Staff 90 from 2003 until he switched to the Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph in early 2014. Roger had great success with the Pro Staff 90, winning 17 of his 20 grand slam singles titles using this frame but
When Babolat launched the Babolat Pure Drive VS in 2019, it left many people thinking what is the difference between the VS version and the regular Pure Drive. This article will compare the two tennis rackets so you can get a better idea of what differentiates the two frames. The regular version has been one
