Technologies Blog

Racquet Technology: HEAD Graphene Touch + Adaptive

What is Adaptive? Head's new Adaptive technology put's the benefits of racquet customization in your hands. Combining the Graphene Touch Instinct Adaptive racquet or the Graphene Touch Speed Adaptive racquet with their corresponding Adaptive Tuni...

Racquet Technology: Wilson Countervail

The latest lines racquets from Wilson feature Countervail® technology which reduces racquet vibration at impact. The Blade series that was released in late 2016 and the Burn released in early 2017 both feature this new technology.   What is Co...

Racquet Technology: Prince TeXtreme

  What Prince says: In an ever changing world of tennis, it is time for more stability. TeXtreme is an advanced, super thin carbon fiber fabric that maximizes the strength-to-weight ratio. By weaving the cabon fiber in a 45 degree box weave patter...

Racquet Technology: Wilson Parallel Drilling

  What Wilson says: By drilling the grommet holes parallel to each other there's increased string movement. This dramatically increases the sweet spot by up to 27%. Giving you more comfort, responsiveness and a forgiving feel on every shot. What ...

Racquet Technology: Wilson Braided Graphite + Basalt

  What Wilson says: In this revolutionary new layup, Wilson braids Basalt with carbon graphite fiber throughout the entire frame. Since Basalt is so elastic, it allows the racquet's hoop to flex in ways that improve feel, dwell time and control. ...

Racquet Technology: Head Graphene XT

What Head says: Building upon the addition of Graphene, the strongest yet lightest material in the world, Graphene XT features a 30% stronger material structure. It’s been engineered to optimize the racquet’s weight distribution to where players...