MATCHEUR
Tennis racquets and strings tuned to order
Seven frames. €199. Tuned to your specs before shipping.
You know that shot, where the ball leaves exactly the way you pictured it.
Well, that's what we do here.
Striving for milliseconds of perfection
Every frame leaves the workshop measured: mass, balance, swingweight, length. Not a standard model pulled out of a box — a frame whose values are known, and whose certificate comes with it.
A string's name tells you nothing. “Control”, “power”: promises, not measurements. The range is numbered from N°1, the softest, to N°7, the most controlling — across eighteen elongation curves measured the same way.
The Matcheur team is here to help
Frequently asked questions
€199 for all seven adult frames, tuning and matching included, with the certificate of measured specs. Junior frames start at €139. The price does not depend on the model: it depends on the work, and the work is the same on all of them.
Yes, and it is often the best place to start. The ProSetup service hand-tunes the mass, balance and swingweight of your own frame, with a measured-spec certificate. It is also what to ask for when matching two racquets that should be identical and are not.
It is the racquet's inertia around your hand: the resistance it offers as you accelerate it. Two racquets of the same mass can have very different swingweights and nothing in common at contact. It is the value that decides what you feel on impact, and the one almost nobody gives you.
RA is the frame stiffness scale. Below 62, a frame is soft and absorbs part of your energy. Above 72, it is stiff and sends vibration back into the arm. 69 RA is firm without being stiff: the compromise that returns energy without punishing you, and that holds up over a full season.
By starting from your game, not from a name. The range is numbered from N°1, the softest, to N°7, the most controlling, and the configurator suggests a number based on how you hit, how often you break strings, and how sensitive your arm is. If you break often, look at N°6. If your arm is sensitive, look at N°1 or N°2.
No. The configurator starts from your game, not from your gear. If you know your current racquet's values they will be useful later — but they are not needed to get a recommendation.