For the past 15 years Solinco Sports has placed a focus on tennis strings. The global success in this space has seen Solinco strings in the rackets of multiple major champions—quite often incognito. Solinco’s mission was to provide players of all levels high-performance, high-quality products, everything you need to get out there and play tennis
Whiteout
The WHITEOUT is designed to offer players with faster swing speeds a precise, control and feel-oriented racquet. It features a thinner, constant beam width design with greater flexibility and Foam Tech Core technology to reduce vibration and enhance the feel of the racquet.
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Blackout
The BLACKOUT is engineered with the Power Flex Zone to offer a powerful and explosive ball off the stringbed, while creating generous spin for control. This racquet is designed for all levels of play from recreational to professionals on tour.
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HYPER G -17
Birthplace
CAMARILLO, CA
Racket
BLACKOUT 300 XTD
Mike Bryan is a 16-time Grand Slam Champion and one of the greatest of all time in Men’s Doubles Tennis.
With a career encompassing 16 grand slam and 118 doubles titles, Mike Bryan is regarded as the most prolific
doubles tennis player of all-time. With his twin brother Bob, he was the world’s top doubles player for more
than nine years, first achieving the top ranking in September 2003.
Originally from Camarillo, Bryan played college tennis for Stanford University. He propelled the Cardinals
to back-to-back championships in 1997 and 1998. In 1998, he won the NCAA doubles title with Bob before
turning Pro that same year.
Mike Bryan along with his brother enjoyed immense success on the ATP Pro Tour. The brothers were named
ATP Team of the Decade for 2000–2009. In 2012, they became the second men’s doubles team to complete
the career Golden Slam after taking the Gold Medal at the Summer Olympics in London.
String
TOUR BITE DIAMOND ROUGH
Birthplace
DENVER, CO
Grip
HEAVEN GRIP
A champion of grace and sportsmanship, Rajeev Ram achieved the doubles US Open 3-peat in 2021, 2022,
and 2023.
Growing up in Carmel, Indiana, Rajeev Ram was born to a family of tennis players. He grew up playing at the
local Carmel Racquet Club. The club would later name a court after him called the Ram Family Championship Court.
From a young age, Ram was all-in on tennis. He won nine national junior titles in singles and doubles. He also
played high school tennis at Carmel, earning All-State honors and clinched the state singles championship.
He was the runner-up in the junior doubles event at the 2002 Wimbledon.
String
OUTLAST 16L
Birthplace
SACRAMENTO, CA
Grip
HEAVEN GRIP
The ascent of Jenson Brooksby was swift and decisive. In his first year on the professional tour, the NorCal
native catapulted himself 90 points from world No. 149 to No. 59 from June to October 2021. That same year,
he was a finalist in Newport and a semifinalist in Cincinnati.
At his second-ever US Open appearance, Brooksby made it to the 4th round, making him the youngest
American to pull off such a feat since Andy Roddick in 2002. More top 20 and top 50 wins followed, with
Brooksby achieving a career high of No. 33 on June 13, 2022.
String
TOUR BITE SOFT 16L
Birthplace
MOSCOW, RUSSIA
Grip
HEAVEN GRIP
