The one and only Areg 😂

Awesome knowing that there's people so passionate about tennis! We'll definitely do a review on the gravity soon! Stay tuned!!

Love the racket too. Kind of combines best of two worlds, with the thin frame and the big head size. Great racket for sure. Thanks a lot for the comment!

I'd be interested to see something like that as well. Some ideas for tennis conditioning exercises / simple things for people to do outside of gym would be brilliant.

We definitely will make a video on our off court routines!!

That's a really good racket, if you're looking for a balance of power and control, leaning more towards control. We're going to be making a review on it for sure!

Thanks for the support!!

Huge thanks!! Appreciate it a lot!

The duffle bag from head is the best bag on the market in my (Grisha) opinion. It still has many flaws though that could be improved.

We're gonna be uploading a video about our pre-training and pre-match routines soon! Stay tuned!!

Thanks a lot!!

Huge thanks, really appreciate it!!

Thank you!!

Thanks a lot! Are you liking it so far?

Thank you!

Isn't it? 😂😂

Thanks a lot for the positive feedback! It's great to know that our videos help. Review on a yonex racket is coming this week! Review on the radical is also planned, might not be the pro version though 😅

Thanks!! We will make a review on the Speed MP for sure. It's Areg's racket of choice and I'm sure he has a lot to say about it 😉

Hey, yes, Areg uses his speed mp in stock form, in combination with volkl cyclone 1.30 and strings it at 22kg (48.5lb). Thanks a lot for the support!!

Hey, a review on the blade is coming really really soon!! Might be a different string pattern though 🤭

We'll make a review on it for sure!!

The Pro Staff is a great racket for sure, great control, not sacrificing too much on the power. I (Grisha) chose the Gravity Pro because it's also a really nice balance between power and control but it has a bigger head size, so the sweetspot is bigger, therefore the margin for missing the sweetspot is bigger. Try it out, I think you might appreciate that bigger head size. Thanks a lot for the comment!

@@gladiatorstribe Thanks for coming back so quick Guys. This helps in the decision. Looking forward to more such great content.

Great to know that it helps! We have a lot of exciting stuff planned! Stay tuned!

Thanks!!

He carries 2 rackets with him everyday to practice but in total he has 3 😂

Hey, Grisha here, Al added 4 grams to the head of the racket (right at the top). He also uses 3 overgrips so that adds weight. He didn't mention the fact that this is actually the weight of the racket strung. We will make a video on how we customize our rackets in the future.

@@gladiatorstribe Got it! Thank you!

No worries 😂😂 I use 26kg/25kg (57lb/55lb)

Estar duty are for hard court and regular are for clay. Extra duty are more durable on hard but more fragile for clay. Because clay gets inside the surface of the ball. Aaaand the other way around normal duty balls would be dead much quicker on hard than extra duty.

In my opinion (Grisha) it is, if you're looking for a lot of control and forgiving sweetspot.

Hey, if you can get a good deal and you like it, go for it. The quality of head zips isn't the best. As long as you don't force them too much you should be good!

@@gladiatorstribe Ok thanks. I appreciate

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Well, the speed mp is not exactly comparable with the other two, it's a different racket. Between the gravity and the speed I (Grisha), would choose the gravity obviously, as it is my racket of choice. It offers more control than the speed and that's what I like. The speed pro is also a great racket and it would be my pick if the gravity wasn't there. The speed mp is a good choice if you want a racket that offers a lot of power and spin but it's definitely not about control.

Using lead strips on the frame and silicone inside the grip!

He does something weird... It's grip size 3 but he takes off the grip and puts 3 overgrips. Last one usually being pink 😂

It's pretty much a stock racket with 5 grams on the head, no grips and 3 overgrips.