Tim Farthing Archives: 10/2018

The Wilson Pro Staff 97 is suited to those with great timing

The Raptor will go easy on those tennis elbows while also looking good

A racket made for power but lacking in stability

This Dunlop racket wins the vote as the best all-round racket

This year the Babolat Pure Strike has more control and more power than ever before

Volkl VSense V1 Pro may be unusual in shape, but it’s a good choice for the all-round performer

Tecnifibre T-Fight 300 is ideal for the baseline warrior

Pro Kennex KiQ+Tour helps add additional spin on second serves

The PRINCE TeXtreme Tour 95 may appear heavy, but it’s light to grip

Pacific BXT X Fast Pro is ideal for those seeking a bigger sweet spot