I am working on a big British Open equipment roundup right now, and taking this chance to finally post about some equipment I haven’t gotten around to yet. Here’s Dipika Pallikal’s racket, the Tecnifibre Suprem Ruby 130. Looks cool.
Image via Holabird Sports
Product Notes
130 grams, so pretty light. 35cm balance point, which I would consider neutral, but Tecnifibre claims this racket is head-heavy. I haven’t hit with this one but if anyone has, please let us know how it feels.
Spotted
Here’s Dipika in action with this racket:
Photo via Steve Cubbins
Ben says
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This is from Jonathan who wrote a review on PDHsports
Jonathan P
5 stars!!!!
I absolutely love this racket, and that’s coming from a man! This is the perfect racket for an intermediate league player like me. Tecnifibre rackets last a lifetime and this one is no exception, with mine lasting me a year and still going strong. The visuals of the racket are amazing and the pink on white is an awesome blend. In terms of how the racket performs on court, it has a great mix of power and control, with the X-one biphase strings giving it that power it needs, and the frame being perfect for a more controlled drop shot game. If I could rate this racket six stars I would – and if your grip ever wears down I would recommend the loveheart grips that PDH sports do 🙂 why not go all out in the pink and white! Great racket, and a great price.
Ben