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.
The Blade 98 is one of Wilson’s most popular rackets, both with club players and pros on tour, as it offers players a good mix of power, control, and spin. If you are not a fan of Wilson tennis rackets but would like a racket with similar specs to the Blade 98, then you have
This article will look at the racket specs of the Babolat Drive Max 110 and the Head Ti S6 to see how these two rackets compare to each other. Both tennis rackets are oversized frames that are aimed more at beginners rather than intermediate to advanced players. For the below comparison, I have used the
The Yonex Ezone 100 and Babolat Pure Aero are both popular rackets that will suit a wide range of intermediate to advanced tennis players. In this article, I will look at the specs of both rackets to see how they compare to each other. Ezone 100 vs Pure Aero Comparison For the below comparison, I
After the recent release of the Wilson Shift tennis racket range, I thought it would be interesting to compare the new rackets to the Clash 98 (V2), which has similar specs. Wilson Clash 98 vs Shift 99 – Specs Comparison For the below comparisons, I have used the V2 (released in 2022) of the Clash
This article will look at the racket specs of the Wilson Clash 100 and the Head Radical MP to see how these two rackets compare to each other. For the below comparison, I have used the V2 of the Clash 100 and the 2023 version of the Radical MP. Wilson Clash 100 vs Head Radical
This article will look at the racket specs of the Head Ti S6 and the Babolat Pure Drive to see how these two rackets compare to each other. Both rackets have a long history in tennis, with the first Pure Drive being released in 1994 and the first Ti S6 being released in 1996. For
The Radical MP and Extreme Tour are two of Head’s most popular rackets, with both frames offering a nice blend of power, spin, and control for intermediate to advanced tennis players. In this article, I will look at the racket specs of these rackets to see how they compare to each other. NB: In the
In April 2023, Babolat announced that they would be releasing an updated Pure Aero Rafa and a new Pure Aero Rafa Origin tennis racket that would have the same specs as the racket Rafael Nadal plays with. The new rackets were released on the 11th of April 2023 and are now available to buy through
In April 2023, Head launched updated versions of their popular Gravity Pro, Gravity MP, and Gravity Team tennis rackets. This article will look at the racket specs of the new 2023 versions to see how they compare with the older 2021 versions. Head Gravity Pro 2023 vs 2021 Main Differences: The 2023 version of the
Wilson has recently released an update (V5) to their popular Burn range of tennis rackets including the Burn 100, 100S, 100LS, and 100ULS. This article will look at the differences between the new V5 rackets (released in 2023) and the older V4 rackets (released in 2021) so you can see if it is worth upgrading
