Introducing Your shape
See how every racket fits your game.
Answer a few questions about how you play and we draw your shape. Every racket then shows your match against it, and why. Free, and only you see your answers.
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Your shape
Draw your shape in two minutes.
Tell us which players sound like you, your level, your side and the racket in your hand. Each answer pushes the average player’s circle out or pulls it in until the shape is yours.
Draw your shape
Your match
Tap any racket to see your match.
The small shape on every racket card opens it: the racket’s shape laid over yours, where they meet, where they part, and a match out of 100.
On every review
Know why a racket fits you, or why it does not.
Each review lays the racket over your shape and names the answers that moved your match, so you can see what you would be trading before you buy.
Your homepage
Start on the rackets that suit you.
Signed in, the homepage opens on your three best matches, and every deal and review shows your match beside our score.
Only you see your answers.
Your shape stays in your account. No brand sees it, and none can pay to be matched to you. Your match is the chance a player like you keeps the racket and is glad of it three months on, and it learns as players rate what they play.
Your shape · two minutes
Which players sound like you?
Tap up to four, in the order they fit. Then we see what you do on court.
A few short questions so the rackets fit you, not just your style.
What is your Playtomic level?
Pick what is consistent for you, not your best ever match.
No rating yet is fine.
How long have you played?
Did you come from tennis or squash?
A tennis or squash player usually hits cleanly sooner, so a slightly firmer racket can suit them.
Now a little about you.
Which side do you mostly play?
Which hand do you play with?
With your side, it says who takes the overheads in the middle.
If you had to pick one side, which would it be?
You play both, and that stays. This only tells us which overheads in the middle are yours.
Now, what you actually do on court. There are no wrong answers: good players do all of these.
After you serve, where are you when the return comes back?
Press a letter to choose, then Enter to continue.
A deep lob goes over you at the net. What do you usually do?
Both opponents are at the net and you're at the back. Your move?
A fast exchange at the net, and the ball comes at your body.
Think of your last three matches. How did you win most of your points?
Tap up to two, the most common first.
Any elbow, shoulder or wrist trouble in the last six months?
Last one: the racket you play now.
What racket do you play now?
Pick yours and every racket we suggest says how it differs from it.
Your playing style
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Ten questions, about two minutes. Free, and only you see your answers.