adidas continues to celebrate the 15 year anniversary of the release of the first Barricade with another Limited Edition Barricade 2015 that looks more like a fine piece of artwork rather than a high performance tennis shoe. Just in time for the ATP Masters 1000 events in the United States, this special version of the shoe pays tribute to the bright Art Deco style of Miami Beach!
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Players looking for that elusive blend of comfort, control and spin will want to take a look at Wilson Revolve!
A comfortable firm co-poly, Revolve is ideal for players with long, fast strokes. Revolve promises to provide players with tremendous precision and predictability on big swings as well as giving players lots of spin. The science behind it tells us that its unique molecular structure and a proprietary additive has made Revolve so it will increase the string’s ability to deflect and snap back resulting in heavy spin. Offering higher comfort than a traditional polyester, Revolve is a great option for intermediate and advanced players looking for durability, control and spin.
Chris and I did an extensive playtest with Revolve and for the first time we were able to utilize our Playsight Smart Court and test the string side by side with our current string of choice. Chris spent his playtest using his Wilson Six.One 95S and tested Revolve side by side with Volkl Cyclone. I used my Babolat Pure Drive Roddicks and played side by side with Revolve and Luxilon Savage. All in all, we both found success with Revolve and enjoyed the spin and control as well as the feel from Revolve.
Check out our playtest video and keep an eye out for our upcoming written review!
Play with heart,
Michelle