ARTENGO TR 990 PRO TENNIS RACKET FROM THE DECATHLON STORE : ANY GOOD???

Thank you to Ricardo Traconis for suggesting this tennis racket.
Thank you Andy for sharing his Decathlon Artengo TR 990 Pro tennis racket with me.
Thanks you to Coach Andrew Gu for trying out the Decathlon Artengo TR 990 Pro.
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[@BullvsBearblog]

Being french myself, I can honestly tell you that Decathlon have really good products across all categories and keep improving them every year at an excellent price point. They own their research, development and manufacturing as well.

[@ssportslivetvstreaming]

i use artengo strings because in spain is free to change

[@BullvsBearblog]

@Jérôme Ant that's including 20% VAT!

[@dandalee]

I agree 100%. Someday the tennis world is going to discover the quality of Artengo. Almost everybody that tries their racquets is surprised and stops using brands like Babolat and Wilson.

[@dandalee]

@@ssportslivetvstreaming Their strings are also very good!

[@tonytungsten4278]

New to Decathlon but you can see they work to a very good price to performance and quality ratio. Sure there will be better out there but at a cost. Hard to fault the sweet spot they aim at.

[@dandalee]

Update: after using this racquet for almost a year, and trying my Head Radicals and even getting a pair of Wilson Blades v7, I can 100% say that I love the Artengo TR990 Pro and am sticking with it. So much so that I bought two more of them. Serves and volleys are an absolute joy with this stick, and you can rip your groundstrokes.

[@arandomguy7481]

Hey Daniel, i have a question. I think about buying it but it felt too light, even my babolat racket feels heavier,which weighs 270 gr. So I'm concerned about it's powerfulness. Any thoughts on this?

[@dandalee]

@@arandomguy7481 You can rest easy, my friend. I played with my friend's Babolat Pure Drive, and I can honestly say that the Artengo is simply better with feel and power. It is 300g (did you try the Pro version?) and didn't feel like a drop-off even after using a borrowed 320g Head Prestige MP the past few weeks. The TR990 Pro is so powerful, you really have to have good topspin on your strokes. But you will find that you're pushing your opponent back with ease.

[@arandomguy7481]

@@dandalee Thank you for that information. Now i am %100 sure that im gonna buy it lol, sounds like a powerful racket.

[@dandalee]

@@arandomguy7481 If you've been using a Babolat, I'm confident you'll like it even more. By the way, they're saying that the TR930 is just as powerful, if not more. It's a bit more expensive, too.

[@arandomguy7481]

@@dandalee Unfortunately it's out of stock in here. I only saw TR990 Pro and TR960 Pro in the market.

[@JaFz77]

I buy from decathlon tennis shorts, shoes, balls, overgrips, socks and I am totally happy with all of them. I used many overgrips and artengo ovegrips are the most comfortable for me. The socks are great also. I am playing in the same shorts for about 3 years and they still look like new. So, I see no reason to buy expensive gears from big brands. Thanks for the video.

[@tedneanderthal7373]

What does Andrew mean when he says the racquet "compresses"? Flexes? Is he referring to dwell time of the ball on the strings? 70 is a very high RA so I doubt he means flexes. The Belgian player Steve Darcis is now retired due to chronic arm injury. He had a classic game with a very good slice backhand and an Eastern grip topspin forehand. This Otengo frame is currently endorsed by one of the best men's doubles players - Oliver Marach of Austria.

[@dandalee]

I've been using the racquet for 6 months now and I don't quite know what they mean by that. The racquet feels great and has a lot of pop. Volleys are really crisp and surprised me.

[@starman3533]

Duuude thank you so much for this review. I was hoping youll do this but i thought it was far fetched lol

[@estheryee4084]

As year 2020 is about to draw to a close, could you do a video on your best selling racquets, and the forthcoming new racquets that will be launched next year in 2021?

[@ambalavananm2909]

Great Video sir. If you need to choose between TR930 Pro and TR990 Pro which one you would buy for good control and feedback?

[@zerodegrekelvin2]

I have tried this racket from a tennis partner, it feels like you said, very much like the Ultra, I was very surprised considering Decathlon is kind of a Walmart for sporting goods, their price are very reasonable vs quality, products do not feel cheap, if you don't mind the brand name as they sold only their own brand. One nice thing about Decathlon is you can actually try a lots of sport equipment in store. Decathlon is a French company, so far since they came to Canada, big success as far as I am concern. I have strung many time at Decathlon as well with my own strings, they charge $15.

[@msalvs]

Very much like the ultra but not the ultra that we all care about (Ultra tour)

[@zerodegrekelvin2]

@@msalvs Of course I would never trade my Ultra for the Artengo TR990 8-)

[@pavelmedved6481]

Hi. I'm using some Artengo tennis goods and very glad to do it - good quality for the good price. I have artengo racket pr990 285 gr for the trainings (playing by 300 gr head grafen 360 MP), my wife using some lite version of it. But the most pleasant things are accessories and clothing - I have compared them with many things of big brands and I prefer them in many positions. I have my own court and spend more than 100 sets on it during the summer season, so there were a lot of opportunities for testing :)

[@louiscastellani5665]

Great review. It would be really great if you could do a video to demystify racquet frame stiffness and explain why higher stiffness doesn’t always mean arm pain. I have elbow issues, I can’t use frames above 62RA. I could never use polys either until I switched to the Clash 100, which has solved all my arm problems with that low 55 RA rating. I can even use stiff Luxilons in the Clash. But how come you guys are saying that Artengo at 70RA with a poly feels easy on the arm? Thanks very much, Louis

[@Tomanrey464]

It’s a good product for 85% of the players in thé world... most of us are buying a racket for the cosmetic or the player who use it. It’s a pure drive for half of the price...you cannot go wrong.

[@KreationPhotography]

Im always buying from Decathlon, their brands such as artengo, we'dge, quechua, etc, are very good for the price. They wont beat any of the brands but will deliver great quality and performance for half a price of other brands. If you look for cheaper options and good quality on new items, Decathlon is great. Me, I would rather get a second hand yonex for the price of a new Artengo, but not a second hand babolat as im pretty sure they have same quality control, both french companies, both made in china.

[@pavelmedved6481]

Hi. I'm using some Artengo tennis goods and very glad to do it - good quality for the good price. I have artengo racket pr990 285 gr for the trainings (playing by 300 gr head grafen 360 MP), my wife using some lite version of it. But the most pleasant things are accessories and clothing - I have compared them with many things of big brands and I prefer them in many positions. I have my own court and spend more than 100 sets on it during the summer season, so there were a lot of opportunities for testing :)

[@bowsershark]

Andrew called it a knockoff version of the pro staff. Not bad for a 100 dollar racquet. To make a 70 RA feel easy on the arm is very good accomplishment. It is a swingers racquet😊. They should make a 93 or a 95 sq in stick.

[@mistergosu1]

it cant be a knockoff of the prostaff. at least a knockoff of pure drive or aero.. this is a 100inch racket totally different playability from prostaff.. i think he didnt meant that

[@jimsadventurejournal2399]

Daria Kasatkina won the August 2022 WTA Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic tournament using the Artengo TR 990 Pro racket.

[@jimcircle3874]

Love your vids, and thanks for all you do! I have to say this, and if I'm crazy, let me know...but I have watched tons of your racquet spec reviews, but never...have I ever...seen a single digit on the screen of your Precision Tuning Center! You call out the specs, and the camera slowly pans down to the screen to verify what you've just called out...AND....it's a bright green, glowing, blank screen! It makes me laugh out loud every single time! Keep it up Harry!!

[@henriquelaydner4080]

I play with Wilson PS97 315g, but I tried this racket this morning. Actually, after reading another comment I remembered it’s the extended version. It really surprised me with the power, control and comfort it gives, specially considering the category gap between them. Still gonna try it a little more, but considering my elbow, unlike me, is getting older, it’s definitely on my radar.

[@rodrigocostal6560]

Nice review. I have this racket im a casual player, i had a Balbolat pure aero but i change it ro tbe tr990pro because its much more forgiving on my shots. Realy like to play with it .

[@dandalee]

A lot of people are surprisingly switching from Babolat to the Artengo. There's a new model TR930 that looks like it compares to the Pure Aero.

[@tedneanderthal7373]

I just ordered an Artengo TR500 oversize racquet. It was only $89.99. I am intrigued that it is a graphite composite made with balsa wood. The high RA scares me a little bit but I can't wait to try it!

[@dandalee]

I can't speak to the TR500, but I'm sure you'll be happy. Artengo has really convinced me of the quality of their products.

[@tedneanderthal7373]

@@dandalee The racquet is stiff but very comfortable and very powerful. The manufacturer's string job is playable. I was very positively impressed! The frame produced excellent topspin and flat shots but underspin was lacking. I loved the slight feel of wood in the frame; there was almost no vibration at all and that's without a string dampener. I wish the string pattern was slightly more dense for better control. I could really rip my forehand! On serves, it was best on flat serves as spin was not its strong point unless I took pace off the ball.

[@dandalee]

@@tedneanderthal7373 Awesome. Enjoy!

[@noopyy6775]

Hi there, love your videos. They're very informative, to the point and precise. I have one quick question though as it wasn't answered. Which racket should I buy between the TR990 pro and the TT960? Which is the better one? You mentioned the TR960 as the best racket under $100. I can pick up either, and hence wanted to know which is the better one. I'm also contemplating the TR900. Or should i go for something like a Head Microgel Radical MP? I currently use a TR160 which is my first ever racket, but as it doesn't have too much power, i believe need an upgrade. I'm a 3.5 player.

[@dandalee]

I used to play with the Head Radical Microgel MP and switched to the Artengo TR990 Pro+. It gives you easier power and serves are a joy with it. Definitely less control and you have to provide more spin, but you'll get used to it pretty quickly. The TR960 is designed for more control and even comes in an 18x20 version. A reviewer said it felt much like a Wilson Blade 98 and even liked it better...

[@B.Mertcan]

Hey Anoop, which racket did you buy ? I stuck with same question as you

[@noopyy6775]

@@B.Mertcan I picked up the TR990. However, I switched to the Babolate pure aero 6 months after though. The artengo is a very stiff racket. i wouldnt recommend it. Head, Babolat, etc have much better rackets, even in the

[@Bigwolftennis]

I also wanted to say that if you are very interested, I could make a short video to show you how a Decathlon store is here in Europe, the racquet sports department (we string badminton and tennis racquets, we sell other brands, not only Artengo in shoes, tennis balls and tennis racquets, etc) and if there are differences with the Decathlon stores in the US. ) Thank you!

[@dandalee]

Decathlon is the best!

[@Bigwolftennis]

@@dandalee 🤣🤣They are trying to be and I am proud of being a little part of It. Do you work for them too?

[@dandalee]

@@Bigwolftennis Ha, no. Although I spend so much time there, I might as well! 🤣

[@ddddddsssssss]

I have been using Artengo TR990 pro from long time along wid my other ones......let me tell you, its a awesome racquet to have......very nice balanced with super easy on arm......just make sure to string it wid some gud quality......afterall its the strings which alwez makes contact with ball

[@stebbeX]

I have some tr900's, the lighter version of the tr990. You can string them very low, like 44lbs with some Poly (im using msv Hex) and then you get the power and the spin. Best rackets i ever used i think. Supereasy on the arm. And try the artengo tb930 balls, very good and durable

[@zzzipo]

Hi, i have also tr900 and after the game i feel pain i my elbow. I think that stock strings have too big tension. What tension do you recommend for me? I want a little more power and still to have control?

[@stebbeX]

@@zzzipo I use a msv Hex Poly main and msv topspin cross hybrid @45lb main and 48lb cross. I allso use a dempener. So maybe you can try something similar like that? Easy on the arm and lots of spin and power

[@monkeyfacesenior]

The Decathlon kids foam practice balls are great. I use them with the kids 4 year old.

[@msalvs]

4 year olds can play with red dot, not need for foam balls for them

[@monkeyfacesenior]

@@msalvs not in my house! 😀

[@adrianboyddodd8007]

The one they call their flagship racket is now the TR990 Power Pro Plus This is an extra half inch long at 70cm over the standard 68.5cm. I am planning to try their TR960 Precision Pro 18x20 I think I will like the 65 RA better than 70 RA for stiffness and I know from using a Yonex VCore Pro 97HD that will prefer the 18x20 string pattern to the 16x19 used for the TR990 series.

[@medicoveterinario3641]

Hi, nice video, I have a doubt, when you say 'muted racquet', what do you precisely mean? Thanks in advance

[@telephanties5189]

I started tennis again after not playing for 15 years (probably stopped intermediate level) and picked up this racket.What other rackets are these comparable to and how would it compare to the Babolat Pure Strike? Thanks in advance!

[@lucianoDiVisco]

U R very knowledgable and clear...we (my son and I) r enjoying ur presentations...Where is the location of ur store..? TY...Leo&Luciano

[@jerome_morrow]

The SW is 300. It’s on the webpage you showed as “inertia”. Presumably unstrung given 326 with strings.

[@crsantin]

Artengo tennis shoes are quite good. I’m liking my pair. I’m going to try the TR990 Pro.

[@villiam7941]

Decathlon is hugely popular in Europe for all sport stuff. It’s everywhere from Scandinavia to Balkan. If you need something from cheep to good stuff - you just go to Decathlon.

[@jamesgibson3823]

Are you going to do a spec analysis of the new 2020 Pro Staff range?

[@ivan_2k1]

Decathlon stores were so big in the 2010s on Europe, I guess they are slowly moving to the states

[@dimep.7232]

Can you do a review about the new one please? This is the TR990 POWER Pro and looks like an improvement of this old TR990 Pro 👍

[@TennisOnAction]

Sound like a Prince Thunderstick. However, the TR960 Monfils racket price went up which I try buying but not in stock.

[@rich.e]

Thanks for the review. I love Decathlon; good gear at great prices. Was looking at the racquets last year and there was some mention of a technology in their sticks that had the same name as one used by Technifibre - typically, I can' find it now but wondered if there was some sort of tie-up between these two French companies. I imagine a lot of their stuff comes out of the same manufacturing facilities in the Far East as the big names. In the UK, they also sell Head, Wilson and Babolat sticks, plus a selection of Nike, Adidas, Asics shoes, plus their own brand. Great shop for bikes and cycling gear on a budget, too.

[@starman3533]

As far as i know, artengo is owned by decath and thats why we get it for so cheap

[@pavelmedved6481]

Hi. I'm using some Artengo tennis goods and very glad to do it - good quality for the good price. I have artengo racket pr990 285 gr for the trainings (playing by 300 gr head grafen 360 MP), my wife using some lite version of it. But the most pleasant things are accessories and clothing - I have compared them with many things of big brands and I prefer them in many positions. I have my own court and spend more than 100 sets on it during the summer season, so there were a lot of opportunities for testing :)

[@rich.e]

@@starman3533 Yes, Artengo is the Decathlon own brand for tennis, like they use different names for other sports, e.g Inesis for golf, Triban for road bikes, etc. Their direct sale model means bargains galore for us end users!

[@rich.e]

@@pavelmedved6481 it's such great value. I have a few of their tennis shirts plus a racquet bag... all good stuff even before taking the pricing into consideration. There's a two-storey Decathlon in London with each floor the size of a football pitch; they've got gear for equestrian, climbing, yoga, fishing, snowboarding, cricket... whatever you want! Amazing place. Very jealous of you having your own court, Pavel! Enjoy.

[@starman3533]

Richie Egg yepp

[@Tennis.101]

Hi guys. Wanted to ask, the rubber band that is hiding the finishing tape on a overgrip, if you have it on/ or not does it affect the balance swing weight etc? Or the changes are insignificant? Thank you

[@mypandabear50344]

magical feel

[@mistergosu1]

i dont get it, its supposed to be a knockoff of aero or pure drive but coach says at 11:15 its a knockoff from pro staff??? confused!!! i think its miles from being any similar to a prostaff

[@dandalee]

It's definitely similar to the Pure Drive.

[@nd594]

Hi there! May I know whats the difference between a red/black tr990 pro and a orange/black one?

[@tennis1156]

@Tennis Life hi, can you please tell me swing weight of artengo tr990?

[@vagaldindo]

I have tr900 and it's a very good racket and have a fair price. Good Review, thx

[@g.j.koster1986]

Its a great raquet strangly enough. Comparable with Babolat Pure Aero but a bit more forgiveness and a little less power.

[@dandalee]

Agreed. It's a fantastic racquet.

[@Francisco_Munoz]

Regarding the strings. What would you recommend for Babolat Pure Drive Lite 2018 model? Congrats from Spain, I am learning a lot with your videos. Best regards Fran

[@bowsershark]

It is a relatively stiff racquet. It depends on what you like. For arm friendly poly, I would recommend Head Hawk Touch for a nice co poly. I used it last week. It generates great power and spin. For control with stiffer strings, you can go with a RPM blast or luxilon 4G. If you are in the North East with outdoor play, a synthetic gut blend with a multifiber cross may be good for the colder weather. The hybrid is a great option for body friendly hitting and less expensive if you string your own sticks.

[@lehoa28]

In the UK the TR990 Pro is £69.99 at Decathlon. Generally speaking the Artengo brand are more the cheaper entry level products. The only Artengo products I buy, is their overgrips.

[@amadocruz1702]

My friend use this raquet and he hits so nice on this

[@dandalee]

You should try it yourself! I'm sure you'll be pleasantly surprised.

[@StalloneSRB]

TR990 vs Head Graphene? Thoughts?

[@villiam7941]

It’s interesting to see your Decathlon store review. Balls and etc

[@pavelmedved6481]

Hi. I'm using some Artengo tennis goods and very glad to do it - good quality for the good price. I have artengo racket pr990 285 gr for the trainings (playing by 300 gr head grafen 360 MP), my wife using some lite version of it. But the most pleasant things are accessories and clothing - I have compared them with many things of big brands and I prefer them in many positions. I have my own court and spend more than 100 sets on it during the summer season, so there were a lot of opportunities for testing :)

[@ArizonaIsCool]

What is better - 990Pro or 930 Spin?

[@fabz1509]

Kasatkina been playing with this racquet. Too bad RA is 70 way above the limit for my bad shoulder.

[@Tech0BG]

How the racket became 334 from 300 with strings, overgrip and a dampener? Bad QC? I mean those 3 things shouldn't add 34 grams, right?

[@petitpanierdosier]

Of course they do

[@rodrigomorais5302]

i always put his vídeos on 1,5x speed works great

[@poochypoachy240]

The material says it's carbon fibre, does the material have a carbon fibre feel? For reference the Pro Staff 97 is carbon fibre

[@dandalee]

I think I know what you mean, and it does have a nice, crisp feel to it. It's a stiffer racquet than the Pro Staff, more similar to the Pure Drive.

[@wferdinand]

I have this racquet and use with Wilson Revolve 1.25 @ 25/24kg

[@homosapien5156]

Thanks for the review. Very few review of this artengo racquet out there

[@starman3533]

Yes very true.

[@joemomma5016]

Hey harry I’m first I have been watching you since the pandemic and I love your videos. When should I switch to the more control oriented racket from my pure aero I’m 13 from watching one of your previous videos you talk about switching to a racquet where you don’t need as much power and spin. Right now it works for me but I’m still wondering and what strings do you recommend with a more controlled oriented racquet.

[@DanielTheBozo]

i am not harry, but I gotta be honest with you. You should stick with the Aero for now. Once you become 16-17 that is when you should switch to a control racket.

[@msalvs]

Ditch that aero, it's a noob racquet way too powerful and stiff that belongs in the sub 3.0 leagues. Try the PS97L for something with a bit less power and more control or the blade 98L for a bit more control than power. And someday you'll be able to easily move to their heavier counterparts.

[@cadethompson3617]

I would say you don't need to try a more control oriented racquet until you're overhitting consistently with the Aero with stiff polys. Once you do though, I'd try the Yonex Vcore 95, skip the 98.

[@joemomma5016]

Daniel Tran thanks 👍

[@joemomma5016]

M Alves thanks 👍

[@dwllmrt8973]

Decathlon products are cheaper too because marketing costs are low. With a big brand you pay pro player salaries and marketing campaigns

[@emircanyasayanlar251]

Whats the diffirence tr890 help please

[@ALC-bd1pm]

Played with my friend's TR990 Pro (334g strung with OG, 6 pts HL) before, exactly as what you have said. I believe if adding some weight to 340 to 345g, it might be a better racquet.

[@starman3533]

You think its good for tournaments at like the college level or something? What level at best?

[@ALC-bd1pm]

@@starman3533 - It depends on what property of a racquet that you are looking for. My friend enjoys the volley part of the it, and I experience lack of drive when rallying at the baseline, so adding weight (as I have suggested) might help. Since racquet is a very personal choice, go for a demo and see whether the racquet fits your playing style at various level of competition; and you might need to customize a little bit to serve your needs. It is definitely one of the top cost-performance ratio racquet in the market. My 2 cents.

[@starman3533]

@@ALC-bd1pm thanks!!

[@ALC-bd1pm]

👍👍

[@charlesliu1936]

that pj though... looks awesome

[@cheesburgerlady3598]

"where we put our spin on your tennis."😂

[@starman3533]

Why not use these in the tournaments??

[@SimplyKross95]

My friend Oliver Marach uses that racquet!

[@ranacalva9437]

Waw allways wanted to know about artengo In mexico is huge and all ways wander if it is good

[@oliverdesouza5741]

Is it really normal to have 55% graphite and 45% epoxy-resin? I knew that you can never have a 100% graphite frame (despite the marketing), since the multiple layers of graphite are stuck with epoxy, but 45% sounds quite high. I suppose that is the difference between an expensive and cheap frame. A Pro-Staff, Vcore-Pro, Ultra-Tour etc probably have a higher percentage of graphite, compared to this and other frames like 'Team' versions etc. Anyone have an idea of the typical percentages? The dampened suspension feeling you mentioned sounds exactly like a Dunlop CV3.0 I demoed recently. Supposed to be a stiff frame, but good hits have a weird cushion-effect in the hoop. Very powerful, but too artificial for me. I wonder if it's large amounts of epoxy giving that feeling.

[@racketman2u]

Up to a point, it's all just marketing; all the fancy materials just allow a very stiff but very light racket, and that is not a recipe for a top racket, the best build in some flex to give you feel and control. The corollary of that is that a well designed racket isn't necessarily the most expensive in materials.

[@pilroone]

I play with Babolat PD but Decatlon has many products with great bang for the bucks. Decatlon took many little and medium sport shops out business here in Spain. Their strenghs are their own brands and quality ranges ( basic/intermediate/advanced) in every product. Always at the best prices.

[@vanshagarwal2362]

Darcis the guy who beat Rafa at wimby 2013. However, the racket doesn't impressive based on your analysis but that's probably expected with the price.

[@Abe-Lau]

let’s go tennis spin 😇😇

[@hobbyfuntennis6287]

Try with Confidential. 🎾🎾🎾

[@sinib.6904]

Man I like how nerdy you are. big fan

[@bradleybrazington385]

I miss the shop

[@aivarskalvans1750]

'Shock Request' :) I jut got it TR990 PRO+ and will string with Hyper G 17 1.20mm, with tension 55.

[@dandalee]

How have you been liking it?

[@aivarskalvans1750]

@@dandalee Like it. Heavier than other rackets. Better control, sometimes I hit 'sweet spot' and Hyper G strings are durable.

[@dandalee]

@@aivarskalvans1750 I love mine as well. Serves are a total pleasure with the huge sweet spot of this racquet. The TR990 Pro is a beast!

[@dandalee]

I've strung mine now at around 50/48, and I love it even more. Zero arm pain and crazy power!

[@aivarskalvans1750]

@Daniel Lee can you share your string type?

[@javierfernandezskaf486]

I tried Artengo tennis shoes and are really good for the price. Very good review. Thank you.

[@venkataravindragadamsetti2796]

Any suggestion for a beginner of age 12 Height 155cn

[@hassansaleh7728]

pure drive light 100%

[@nickbianchi]

I have the feeling that this review slightly lacks objectivity. I guess it's unconscious. I agree that DKT brands don't have the same glamour level as historical brands: I rode a high end DKT bicycle at the time they were sponsoring two professional Tour de France teams, and it was awesome - but people kept looking down on me during races. But DKT know what they are doing: they invest a lot in innovation, research and development. And the fact that pros (among others Monfils and Kasatkina) use Artengo rackets proves that the products are as good as the other rackets out there. Völkl, Pacific (ex-Fischer), Dunlop, Pro Kennex, even Prince sell for higher prices and don't offer better products. Even Tecnifibre: when they came back to the racket business (they were already selling under the name Major end of the 80s), they could rely on their good name earned in the string business. If it hadn't been for that, gaining foot on the racket market would've been more difficult and accompanied by scepticism.

[@jackgillet3800]

You guys should review snauwaert rackets

[@msalvs]

The sanuwaert of yore yes. But the new ones are nothing alike.

[@davidmz189]

Es buena raqueta, no me gusta que digan que es para nivel intermedio, la usan Steve darcis y Oliver marach y ellos son jugadores de primer nivel es una raqueta que se compara con Babolat y sus características son de gama alta

[@dandalee]

Estoy de acuerdo 100 por cien!

[@davidmz189]

@@dandalee totalmente como van a decir que es una raqueta para principiantes cuando tiene las mismas características de una Babolat gama alta, se ponen a dar malos consejos y hacen que un principiante use esa raqueta que puede ocasionar lesiones porque esa raqueta es para nivel avanzado por su alta rigidez y composición

[@dandalee]

@@davidmz189 Exactamente. De hecho estoy oyendo de varios jugadores dejando la Babolat porque les gusta más la Artengo. Y sabes qué? He probado la Pure Drive y me gusta más la sensación de la TR990.

[@davidmz189]

@@dandalee Yo dejé la aeropro drive por la TR990 pro que con una buena cuerda es espectacular

[@dandalee]

@@davidmz189 Estupendo. He probado todas las cuerdas de Artengo y me gusta más la TA990. En segundo lugar sería la 930.

[@r-munproducciones8951]

Swingweith??

[@dandalee]

Around 320. It feels like a dream.

[@vaibhavswamy8645]

@@dandalee Planning on buying this racquet how is it ??? Is it worth buying???

[@sam74]

They were just massaging their shots. They weren’t really hitting at full speed.

[@howood1310]

Too bad you didn’t restrung it first prior testing

[@mario17-t34]

As of now July 19th, this racket is 99$ !!!

[@ReviewingMike]

OMG AGAIN!!! It’s Uni Qlo NOT Uni Glo Wikipedia....“In May 1984, it opened a unisex casual wear store in Fukuro-machi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, under the name "Unique Clothing Warehouse".[5] Initially, the brand was going to be registered as a shortened contraction of "unique clothing".[6] However, in 1988, during administration work in Hong Kong for registering the brand, staff in charge of registration misread the "C" as "Q", and that is how the brand name was born.[7] Tadashi Yanai then changed the store name to "uniqlo" across Japan.”

[@winniecarl]

Artengo would benefit from lead @ 3-9 and 12.

[@maili6985]

Please review Artengo balls. There is one Decathlon store across street and I usually grab their balls to play. Some of my friends complain about them. Though I am not picky about balls, I have a sense they are decent balls and don't feel too much difference between them and Wilson's. Please give a try, and let me know if my friends are either sensitive or snobbish. 😄️

[@mikefunkybass]

I use the artengo ball 920 for my training, very happy with that

[@msalvs]

They are pretty good. the top line (TB920?) is reminiscent of dunlop tours.

[@maili6985]

@@mikefunkybass Yeah. That's the one I use for match with my snobbish friends😄️

[@maili6985]

@@msalvs Their most expensive balls are TB 930, cost 20 percent more than 920. I never bought them. Above my budget.

[@msalvs]

@@maili6985 I played with TB820 and they were pretty good also. the 820 was on the softer side while the 920 was a bit harder. I've read somewhere that these balls are made in the same factories as head and dunlop. I think the TB920 is the official ball of one atp250 (Metz maybe??).

[@derekchau4375]

Checked out at Canada Decathlon website and 120$ cdn = 80 usd. Not as much of a bargain here as you can get the Clash or similar racket for 259$ cdn or 200$ on sale. Like to try if I can get it for 100$ or less.

[@cybernetennis]

Copyright Decathlon 2020

[@johnsmith-yk6oi]

99 hundred? Lol

[@michaelp9061]

70 RA. No thanks.

[@starman3533]

Actual RA is around 68

[@miguelbarahona6636]

Federer's racket is 68 RA and Nadal's is 69 RA.

[@TyRaff]

Sounds like the mute goose of tennis racquets

[@starman3533]

Meaning?