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Snauwaert Hi-Ten 100 Team tennis racquet

Source: Snauwaert (official store Benelux)

Snauwaert

Hi-Ten 100 Team Snauwaert

Tennis· Hi-Ten

RR ScoreUpdated on 2026-10-07
Version · 6 optionsHi-Ten 100 TeamChange

The Snauwaert Hi-Ten 100 Team is the lightest and easiest-to-use version of the Hi-Ten 100 line, at 275 g. It has a 100 in² head, a length of 27 inches, a 16x19 string pattern, a balance of 345 mm, a swingweight of 285 and a stiffness of 66 RA. It is a control racquet with balanced performance, good grip and plenty of spin, recommended for intermediate club players and for juniors choosing their first adult frame.

Key specs

Full specs
Weight unstrung
275 g
Head size
100 in²
String pattern
16x19
Stiffness (RA)
66 RA
Length
27 in
Balance point
345 mm

LevelsIntermediate

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

  • 275 g weight: the lightest and easiest to use in the line
  • 16x19 pattern: good spin and control
  • 345 mm balance: helps generate power

Cons

  • 275 g weight: less stability against heavy balls
  • 345 mm balance: head mass calls for technique to control
Ideal for
Intermediate club players and juniors choosing their first adult frame
Levels
Intermediate

Specs

Dimensions
Weight unstrung275 gMedium confidence
Weight strungNo dataMedium confidence
Head size100 in²Medium confidence
Length27 inMedium confidence
Balance point345 mmMedium confidence
Swingweight285Medium confidence
Construction
Stiffness (RA)66 RAMedium confidence
String pattern16x19Medium confidence
Frame thicknessNo dataMedium confidence
MaterialNo dataMedium confidence
Recommended tensionNo dataMedium confidence
Grip sizesNo dataMedium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

CriterionWeightScore
Specs55%54
Approval from players30%65
Versatility15%54

The RR Score is not yet a precise figure. It summarizes the data we have today (specs and reviews) and changes as more information comes in. A low score does not mean the racquet is bad and does not reflect its technical quality: often it is just missing data or reviews. The specs combine several sources and may have discrepancies: check the manufacturer's website and the store where you buy.

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