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Jannik Sinner Racket, Shoes & String

Jannik Sinner professional tennis player from Italy

Jannik Sinner

Name
Jannik Sinner
Height
191 cm (6’3″)
Country
Italy 🇮🇹
Birthday
Aug 16, 2001

Jannik Sinner’s equipment, including his racket, strings, tension, shoes, bag, and more (updated regularly for tennis).

Racket

Jannik Sinner's HEAD Speed MP tennis racket
HEAD Speed MP
Head Size
100 in²
Weight
300g (Unstrung)
String Pattern
16×19
Balance
Head Light
Flex
Medium
Grip Size
4⅜” (L3)

Shoes

Jannik Sinner's Nike Zoom GP Challenge 1 tennis shoes
Nike Zoom GP Challenge 1
Brand
Nike
Cushioning
Zoom Air (Forefoot + Heel)
Sole
Herringbone Traction

String

Jannik Sinner's HEAD Hawk Touch 16 tennis string
HEAD Hawk Touch 16 (1.30mm)
Gauge
1.30 mm (16g)
Tension
28 kg (~61 lbs)
Type
Co-Polyester (Soft)

Other Gear

HEAD Tour XL 12R Bag
Overgrip HEAD Prestige Pro overgrip used by Jannik Sinner
HEAD Prestige Pro Overgrip (White)
Wristband Nike Premier Doublewide Wristbands White worn by Jannik Sinner
Nike Premier Doublewide Wristbands (White)
Apparel Nike Court Advantage Dri-FIT tennis apparel worn by Jannik Sinner
Nike Court Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Apparel

References

  1. [1] Jannik Sinner. Official Instagram @janniksin. instagram.com. Primary source for sponsor gear, match-day equipment, and current setup confirmation.
  2. [2] Getty Images. Jannik Sinner — Match Photography. gettyimages.com. High-resolution match and practice photos confirming Sinner’s HEAD Speed MP racket, Nike GP Challenge 1 shoes, HEAD Hawk Touch strings, and NikeCourt apparel.
  3. [3] HEAD. Jannik Sinner — HEAD Athlete Profile. head.com. Official HEAD athlete page confirming Sinner’s racket sponsorship (HEAD Speed MP) and brand partnership.

All gear verified from real player sources. Learn more about our research process.

About the author

Lim How Wei

Lim How Wei is the founder of EquipmentStack.com, a sports enthusiast who has been playing badminton for over a decade. His dedication to the sport goes well beyond the court as he studies past matches, tracks tournaments worldwide, and follows player interviews obsessively. That depth of passion and attention to detail is what inspired him to build the platform.

Beyond badminton, he has tried a wide range of other sports, including pickleball, sport climbing, jiu-jitsu, and many others, giving him a genuine understanding of what athletes need across many different disciplines. He also has a deep passion for music, having spent years following the instruments and gear setups of world-class musicians across genres, from guitarists and pianists to drummers.

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