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not too head-heavy, nice in the hand. The grip is tacky without feeling gummy, strings have a crisp snap that gives decent control; you can feel the ball sit on the stringbed just long enough to place a shot. It’s not miraculous power-wise, more a workhorse that lets you pick your pace. A few serve tosses made the handle vibrate a bit differently than our old frames, so we added a thin overgrip and that smoothed it out. Customer contact was clunky at first — slow replies, some back-and-forth — but after I sent photos and stuck with it they agreed to a replacement option. So yeah, annoying process, but the end result was fine and I'm glad we didn't give up. If you buy this, don’t expect it perfect straight away; try it on court, tweak the grip or tension if needed. Would recommend for players who want a reliable feel rather than flashy power, and be ready to follow up if anything's off.
Almost skipped them, glad I didn’t
I was halfway between annoyed and resigned when my coach texted me a link to their racquet. Saw it on his feed and figured, why not — needed something for two upcoming matches. At checkout the site said it would arrive by Thursday, which would’ve been perfect. As the first match morning rolled around, no box. I called. The rep said they were swamped with stringing and the system hadn’t updated — fine, sigh, whatever. They promised Monday. I grumbled, started looking up other stores, because you don’t want to risk it. Then something shifted. A manager actually called me back, said they’d pulled some strings (literally), and overnighted it. It showed up Sunday evening. I remember unboxing it in the parking lot before warmups and thinking, okay, this is good — the balance felt right, strings were done well, and the grip was spot on. That’s the moment I went from skeptical to relieved. Not perfect — the timeline was messy and they could’ve communicated better — but they fixed it and even offered a small credit for the delay. Would I use them again? Yeah, I would. Just double-check delivery dates if you’re on a deadline.
About Tennis Warehouse
Tennis Warehouse is a specialty tennis retailer focused on selling tennis racquets, shoes, apparel, strings, and related accessories. The company serves recreational players, competitive athletes, and coaches looking for tennis equipment and gear. Tennis Warehouse operates an e-commerce business and publishes product information and video content for tennis players. It is part of TWG (Tennis Warehouse Group), which also operates related retail sites for other racquet sports.
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Last update: February 2026
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Late-night racket test
not too head-heavy, nice in the hand. The grip is tacky without feeling gummy, strings have a crisp snap that gives decent control; you can feel the ball sit on the stringbed ju... Read onBy: Wyatt