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Adrenaline 125: a 1.25 mm gauge and a polymer-led design
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ASTREL 105 pairs a 260 g frame with a 16×17 string pattern
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2026 Beast 100 and O3 share a pattern but use different holes and parts
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Blade 100UL V8: start with 265 g and 335 mm unstrung
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Blade 100UL V9: why the specification lists both 265g and 281g
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C10 Evo is 20 g lighter than Pro, with balance 15 mm farther forward
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A black Clash 100 can be V2 or V3: read beyond the Noir name
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FX 500 LS versus FX 500: 15 g less weight, balance 5 mm farther forward
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Nylon with a metal film: how DYNAWIRE differs from REXIS COMFORT
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EZONE 98 Tour adds 10 g and moves the unstrung balance 5 mm
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Focus Hex Plus 25: the 25% elasticity claim compares it with Focus Hex
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A square 1.20 mm and two pentagonal gauges: Game Changer versus Tour Sniper
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Four gauges for Hyper-G Round, two for the Hybrid System
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Inside Lynx Touch: two material regions in one monofilament
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A larger strand inside a multifilament: the Multifeel central core
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MUSE 100L: 15g lighter, with a different grip-size range
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Polyester and nylon inside one string: NXT Control 16 at 1.32 mm
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From Phantom Pro 100P to Phantom 100P: the second generation drops Pro
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Same 93-square-inch head, four fewer mains: the two 2020 Phantom 93P patterns
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Eight sides for REV, five for SPIN: two POLYTOUR profiles
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Blade V10 16×19 o 18×20? Scegli la traiettoria, non l’etichetta.
I due schemi della Blade 98 V10 condividono diverse specifiche dichiarate. Come confrontare spaziatura delle corde, assetti in prova e traiettorie utili senza confondere un’uscita più alta con più rotazione.
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Una racchetta più silenziosa protegge davvero il braccio? Cosa cambia con l’antivibrazione
Suono, sensazioni e protezione del gomito non sono la stessa cosa. Due studi aiutano a distinguerli e spiegano perché togliere l’accessorio prima di misurare la tensione.
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EZONE 98 o 100: non cambiano soltanto due pollici quadrati
Le Yonex EZONE 98 e 100 di ottava generazione differiscono anche per bilanciamento e profilo. Leggere le misure ufficiali aiuta a non attribuire ogni sensazione alla grandezza del piatto.
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La scarpa da tennis con più grip non è automaticamente la migliore per te
Un esperimento distingue l’aderenza disponibile da quella utilizzata dal giocatore. Perché superficie, carico e rotazione contano più di un coefficiente d’attrito trasformato in voto d’acquisto.
7 minuti di lettura
Aderisce in negozio, scivola nel secondo set: il problema dell’overgrip
Tatto appiccicoso e gestione del sudore non sono la stessa cosa. Scegli l’overgrip in base a come cambia durante la partita.
7 minuti di letturaT-Fight 305S o TF-40 305: il numero delle corde non chiude il confronto
Stesso peso dichiarato e stesso piatto da 98 pollici, ma progetti diversi. Come leggere le schede Tecnifibre senza scambiare le promesse per risultati di un test.
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Le tue scarpe da tennis sono morbidissime. Che cosa succede quando freni?
Un tallone morbido può vincere la prova in negozio senza dire molto su un diritto in allungo. Che cosa rivela uno studio su 16 scarpe riguardo ad ammortizzazione, carico sull’avampiede e stabilità.
8 minuti di letturaSu entrambe le racchette c’è scritto 305 g. Perché una arriva sempre in ritardo?
Lo stesso peso dichiarato non significa la stessa inerzia. Massa, bilanciamento e resistenza alla rotazione vanno letti insieme prima di scegliere un telaio o abbinare una seconda racchetta.
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