Tennis gear buying guide covers racquet selection, string types, and shoe fit with tested recommendations and price-to-performance breakdowns.
You walk into the shop, or open the tab, and there are forty frames. Half of them promise more power, the other half more control, and a few promise both, which should be your first clue that the…
There is a number printed nowhere on the can you bought, but it governs almost everything inside it: 53 to 58 inches.
If you are standing in a shop deciding whether to spend more on the "advanced" racquet because you intend to get good, the honest answer is that the advanced frame will probably make you play worse…
A parent does not usually walk into the kids tennis shoes problem expecting it to be hard. The expectation is that you pick a size, pick a color the child tolerates, and pay.
There is a belief that shows up in nearly every forum thread about a new frame: that the latest generation, or the "plus" or "tour" variant sitting next to the standard model on the wall, is a…