Stop guessing. Find the racket that actually fits you.

Tell it your height, build, level and what you want from a frame. It matches you against a database of current rackets and gives you three, with the reasoning — plus links straight to Tennisnuts, the brand's own site and Amazon in your country.

Find my racket

1 About you

Age Used for junior sizing and to temper the weight recommendation. Height cm The single most important number for juniors. Weight kg A rough proxy for how much frame you can swing. Hours played per week More court time means you can handle a heavier frame.

2 Your game

Standard Playing style Swing length Short swings need the racket to supply the power. Fast swings need it to supply control. Backhand Arm, elbow or shoulder trouble? If you pick either of the last two, stiff frames are excluded outright. Budget

3 What do you want from the frame?

Drag each slider. Be honest rather than aspirational — wanting everything at 10 gives you a compromise racket.

Power free depth and pace 6

Control precision, keeping it in 7

Spin topspin, heavy dipping ball 7

Comfort soft, arm-friendly impact 6

Manoeuvrability fast to swing, quick at net 5

4 Where you'll buy optional

Amazon country Grip size Measure from the middle crease of your palm to the tip of your ring finger. Under 4" → L1, 4" → L2, 4¼" → L3, 4½" → L4. If between sizes, go smaller and build up with an overgrip.

Include grip size in the Amazon search (kept out of the retailer and brand searches, which match better without it)

Community racket ratings

Rackets added by players. Where several people have rated the same frame, the characteristics shown are the majority verdict — a trait only sticks if at least half of the submissions picked it. Once a racket reaches 3 submissions it joins the recommendation pool above.

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Know a frame that isn't here? Add it. Submissions for the same racket are grouped together automatically — capitalisation, punctuation and words like "racket" or "tennis" are ignored when matching, so "Yonex EZONE 100" and "ezone 100 racquet" count as the same frame.

Brand * Model * Model only — don't repeat the brand. Head size (sq in) Unstrung weight (g) String pattern Stiffness (RA) Suits which level? Best suited playing style Price bracket

What is this racket good at? Pick every trait that applies.

This is the bit that gets majority-voted. If ten people say power + control and two say spin, the racket is listed as power + control.

Anything else worth knowing? optional Your name or initials optional