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Extra overgrips (if you use them): For players that like to use overgrips, it's always good to keep a spare one or two in your bag just in case. A dirty or slippery grip can cost you during a key service game, so be sure you can replace it if...

Another great thing to keep is an ankle brace. In case you roll an ankle, throwing these on your injured ankle will replicate a tape job from a trainer and help you finish a match....

Racquets (2-4): You obviously aren't getting too far in a match without these. However, many people DON'T bring back up racquets in case something happens to the first one out of the bag. Your strings could break, the racquet could slip out of your hand and crack, your...

Installing Black Code 4S was actually a lot less trouble than expected. Typically geometric or textured polys can be a bear for the fingers, but 4S wasn't terribly onerous even though the edges were definitely noticeable. Coil memory seemed typical for a polyester but, with a little care,...

CV technology was originally designed for the aerospace industry to dissipate vibrational energy in airplanes and space vehicles. Wilson LABSTM, the innovation hub at Wilson, worked with CV's creator, Materials Sciences Corporation, to evaluate how the technology could be used to help tennis players battle the compounding physical effects of...

CV technology was originally designed for the aerospace industry to dissipate vibrational energy in airplanes and space vehicles. Wilson LABSTM, the innovation hub at Wilson, worked with CV's creator, Materials Sciences Corporation, to evaluate how the technology could be used to help tennis players battle the compounding physical effects of...

If you rarely (or never) break strings, just make sure you bring two racquets. If you break strings more often, then 3-4 racquets will do the trick. Ideally, your back up racquets should be as similar as possible to your racquet of choice....

ISOMETRIC: Larger sweet spot. Developed over 30 years ago, the ISOMETRIC design increases the sweet spot by 7%* Compared to a conventional round frame, a square-shaped ISOMETRIC racquet generates a larger sweet spot by optimizing intersecting main and cross strings....