Inspired by the Djokovic comeback season and his extended length racket, I started experimenting with extending some of my rackets. In this video, we test the Extended Wilson Blade 98 CV 16/19. A hitting/testing session of the extended Wilson Blade 98 CV 16/19, with a very talented and promising young Slovenian player. I really liked the racket so I recommended him to test it. I was playing with my extended Babolat Pure Strike. Some point play in the second half of the video.

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Project T0 Stardust – The first 3D-Printed Tennis Racket

ByMiha Flisek

What happens when cutting-edge 3D printing technology meets the timeless sport of tennis? The result is the T0 Stardust, a groundbreaking racket designed, built, and tested using innovative techniques that push the boundaries of traditional sports equipment.

In this blog, I dive into the design process, the challenges faced during production, and how this project redefines customization, sustainability, and performance in tennis. Whether you’re a player, a manufacturer, or a tech enthusiast, this is your front-row seat to the future of tennis innovation.