Guarantees a fast racket head. A unique cover for the string bed following stringing improves the aerodynamics of the frame by 30% and protects the strings from external influences. Every tennis player – from beginner to professional – appreciates the importance of racket maneuverability. one short test is enough to experience for yourself the outstanding handling of the Kneissl racket with frame spoiler.

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Two tendons, each comprising four layers of Kevlar (Figure A, yellow line) and which completely stabilize the racket, prevent the frame from deflecting too far when the ball is hit and ensure an instant return to its original shape.

• ultimate acceleration
• perfect control
• best possible arm protection
• reduction in vibration

With conventional rackets, the strings form a net of different sized rectangles; hence, the direction of the ball is dependent on where exactly it hits the racket. Not so with the new Kneissl Square models. The strings are arranged in such a way that the intersections form equally sized squares over the entire hitting surface. The direction of the ball is therefore always the same as the swing direction – irrespective of where it hits the racket. As soon as you play your first shots, you notice that the ball is going exactly where you want it to. The red arrows visualize the Kneissl Square Effect.

Professionals and recreational players alike appreciate the benefits of different racket string tensioning and can use this to add drive to their game. With Kneissl String Tuning, however, you can go one step further. Now you can string the racket with 18 or 16 main strings, just as you please, without holes being left free or string spacing being different. Discover your preferred style of play. With 18 main strings, you can tune your racket to create a piece of equipment that guarantees outstanding ball control and a little less power. If, on the other hand, you need to add a little more power to your game, then 16 main strings are the ideal solution.

One Piece Construction: Because racket head and grip should form a single unit. No grip shells; no foam grips. The grip is manufactured with the racket in a single piece. The result: maximum arm protection

• no vibration
• greatest ball control