Gael Monfils made a strong comeback in 2022 with a tournament win in Adelaide and the quarter-finals at the Australian Open. The secret, among other things: Monfils has switched to Artengo! Because the tennis department of the French sports company Decathlon is constantly expanding in order to impress on the court too!

Monfils plays a "control" racquet: the Artengo TR960 Control Tour, with a 16x19 string pattern and 630cm² face and a fairly thin frame profile. Two fine alternatives for club players who need a little more help: the Artengo TR990 Power Pro, with 300 grams (unstrung), a 16x19 string pattern and a 645 cm² face for spin, power and control. And, even easier to play, the Artengo TR990 Power - at 285 grams (unstrung), also a 16x19 string pattern and a 645 cm² playing surface.

Test the Artengo rackets - with tennisnet!

The best thing for you: You can now see for yourself why more and more professionals are turning to Artengo rackets. With the big tennisnet racket test!

That's how it works:

Apply here by September 18th and test your chosen model for three weeks! 9 players may participate
The choices are: the TR960 Control Tour, the TR990 Power Pro and the TR990 Power
At the end of the test period, write us your impressions and send us a video of you playing
You can keep the racket after the test!

Here is an overview of all racquets!

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The TR960 Control Tour: 305 grams unstrung, balance 31.5 cm, string pattern 16x19, striking surface 630 cm², profile 22 mm