Top 6 Spin Tennis Racquets for 2025

First up is the Head Extreme MP L 2024 tennis racquet. It is one of the newest generations of spin racquets on tour. Touted for helping players generate extreme spin and power, this lighter version weighs 5 grams less than its predecessor. Its real claim to fame is a proprietary shaft and unique spin grommets that allows more movement across the string bed, giving it a trampoline-like effect on impact. The Extreme is available in other versions including the Head Extreme Pro, MP, Team and Head Graphene 360+ Extreme, and the Elite. Plus, Head is endorsed by champions like Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner, and Coco Gauff.

Another quality spin racquet is the all-new 2025 Dunlop SX 300. Engineered for baseline players who dominate with heavy topspin, this racquet features Spin Boost XT Grommets and Spin Boost String Tech for unmatched string movement and spin potential. It has a wider beam at 3 and 9 o’clock, which delivers enhanced stability and effortless power. Not only is it responsive, but comfortable too. The SX 300 is available in other versions such as the Tour, LS, and Lite. With this stick, you’ll have the perfect blend of performance and style. It’s decked out in a bold Flying D cosmetic wrap with yellows, teals, and black throughout.

One of the biggest brands on the court is Wilson, so it’s no wonder the Wilson Shift 99 V1 Tennis Racquet made it on the list of best spin racquets! Fusing power and spin, the Wilson Shift was purposefully conceived to help intermediate and advanced players take their game to the next level. Built with a cutting-edge string pattern, this racquet’s profile blends stability and lateral flexibility. The Shift pushes the boundaries of engineering, giving you a harmonious balance between control, power, and spin, whether it’s disguised or not. Wilson is endorsed by tennis superstars and committed to making player-centric racquets. They offer five variations of the Shift, including a limited-edition Wilson Shift 99 V1 Session de Soirée that was inspired by the elegance of Roland-Garros 2025 night sessions.

The Yonex VCORE 98 is one of the best selling tennis racquets because of the signature technology incorporated into the upper throat and lower frame. Using 2G NAMD and FLEX FORCE graphite, this racquet has a tremendous snapback for maximum spin potential. Yonex placed the grommets at the top of the frame, camouflaging them to help increase the head speed and reduce unwanted drag. Another note-worthy feature is the racquet's Isometric Shape. This attribute combined with a slightly heavier weight of 11.3 ounces strung, helps create a 7% larger sweet spot for greater control and power. The VCORE family is eight racquets strong.

Synonymous with spin, the Babolat Pure Aero has been endorsed by legends like Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz. These superstars have demonstrated the racquet's ability on center court, and now it’s your turn to do the same. Built with incredible spin-generating ability, this racquet is designed for aggressive, baseline players. It features a strategically-placed NF²-Tech flax inserts at the 3 o’clock, 9 o’clock points and the handle is positioned for optimal shock absorption. A special sound feature is an added bonus for players who like to hear a crisp, satisfying pop with each stroke of the ball. The open string pattern and aerodynamic frame give the ball additional bite, thus creating the illusive spin. The Babolat Pure Aero comes in various head sizes, but among the most popular are the 98 and 100 square inch. There’s even an edgy neon, limited edition Rafa signature Pure Aero tennis racquet available.

Last, but certainly not least is the Diadem Axis tennis racquet. It’s the latest racquet addition to the Diadem racquet lineup and was released earlier this year. Designed for players seeking spin, maneuverability, and cutting-edge technology, this racquet has a 100-square-inch head, 16x19 string pattern, and an AirFoil Frame to maximize your swing speed and spin. While it’s classified as a lightweight racquet, the Axis doesn’t sacrifice performance. The densest part of the string bed is slightly raised, allowing modern players better control and consistency. Diadem uses a high-performance elastomer, common in motorsports and aerospace. This special material reduces vibrations for a smoother more comfortable feel. The Diadem Axis is perfect for competitive or novice players and comes in three versions.