Best Tennis Racquets for Power
A lot of players are looking for ways to add some easy power to their games. Here we share our picks for racquets that deliver a lot of pace without a lot of effort. (Updated June 2023)
Best Power Tennis Racquets
Our Picks | Skill Level | Additional Highlights |
Babolat Pure Drive | Intermediate to advanced |
Versatile |
Babolat Pure Aero Plus |
Advanced |
Forgiving sweetspot Stability |
Solinco Blackout 300 | Intermediate to advanced | Spin Manoeuvrability |
Yonex EZONE 100 | Intermediate to advanced | Spin Feel |
Wilson Ultra 100 | Intermediate to advanced | Feel Spin |
Prince Twistpower X100 | Intermediate to advanced | Spin Comfort |
Head Boom MP | Strong beginner to advanced | Spin Feel |
Tecnifibre Tempo Iga 298 | Strong beginner to Advanced | Power |
Babolat Pure Drive 110 | Beginner to intermediate | Lightweight Big sweetspot |
Prince O3 Legacy 120 | Beginner to intermediate | Comfort Big sweetspot |
Babolat Pure Drive
Skill level: Intermediate to advanced
Why we love it: The Pure Drive is one of the most popular and versatile racquets ever made. This racquet delivers an easy learning curve to virtually any player who is looking to swing big and load the ball with pace and spin. Although it has inspired an army of clones, the Pure Drive is the undisputed king when it comes to light power frames.
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Babolat Pure Aero Plus
Skill level: Advanced
Why we love it: There's no denying the power and spin of the Pure Aero line. The Pure Aero Plus takes the power and monster spin of the Pure Aero then ramps it up a notch. The added length of this racquet makes your biggest serves and groundstrokes even more damaging. Our playtesters love this racquet strung up with their favorite co-poly string so they can take their biggest cuts while finding extra control via massive spin.

Solinco Blackout 300
Skill level: Intermediate to advanced
Why we love it: A leader in the tennis string market, Solinco breaks into the racquet market in a big way. The Blackout 300 delivers a powerful and surprisingly spin-friendly response. When racquets are powerful like this Blackout 300, it's tempting to overhit, but the response is definitely powerful and ideal for intermediate level players.
Yonex EZONE 100
Skill level: Intermediate to advanced
Why we love it: The EZONE 100 has earned itself a loyal following, and the release of the 2022 version was highly anticipated by many. Our playtesters found the familiar winning formula of balanced power, feel and control. The power levels might have dipped some, but they also noted the return of a plusher feel reminiscent of the beloved EZONE DR.
Wilson Ultra 100 v4
Skill level: Intermediate to advanced
Why we love it: The newest Ultra 100 delivers big in terms of power and spin, just like the versions before it. What we liked about the Ultra 100 v4 is improved ball pocketing and feel. If you're looking for easy power and spin, you're sure to find it here. Read our full review for more details on our playtesters' thoughts.
Prince Twistpower X100
Skill level: Intermediate to advanced
Why we love it: This Twistpower X100 delivers plenty of easy power and great feel, which can partly be attributed to this racquet's signature technology. The twisted shaft is easy to spot and is designed to help the racquet bend optimally. Our team found this racquet to be a standout in power and stability in the sub-300-gram weight category.
Head Boom MP
Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
Why we love it: This Boom MP racquet blends a classic box beam shape for comfort and feel with a side upper hoop for a big sweetspot and easy access to spin. A lighter 295-gram unstrung weight makes this racquet accessible to improving beginners through intermediate level players. It's manoeuvrable and overall user-friendly.
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Tecnifibre Tempo Iga 298
Ability level: Advanced beginner to advanced
Why we love it: Although racquet has a weight that for stronger beginners can use, the Tempo 298 Iga has a solid feel to suit more seasoned tennis players as well. This racquet let our playtesters swing big and get plenty of power from the baseline, and there was plenty of spin to keep the ball falling within the lines.
Babolat Pure Drive 110
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate
Why we love it: With the biggest head size in the Pure Drive line, the Pure Drive 110 packs plenty of power from a big sweetspot. A longer than standard length also ups the power factor. Ideal for beginner and intermediate players, this racquet's generous head size provides a large margin of error. This racquet is very user-friendly, and thanks to the thick and firm beam, even off-centre shots have a powerful and crisp response.
Prince O3 Legacy 120
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate
Why it’s the best: The O3 Legacy 120 offers the most luxurious hitting experience in this guide. As such, it gives the beginner a large margin of error, ensuring that comfort and performance remain high even when contact is less than perfect. It also has Prince’s time-tested O3 Technology, which produces unmatched vibration dampening. If you’re looking for pure comfort and easy power, start here.
How We Pick
Wonder how we choose best gear recommendations? We gather from our playtesters' firsthand experiences reviewing and playing with all the tennis gear. We form our lists based on their reviews and feedback. You can find all of our racquet reviews here.