Valued Opinions

“I'm just an amateur tennis player in the Louisville, KY area, but these gloves give me an edge in my game. For me, the Bionic gloves allow me to keep control of my racquet. I've never been able to accomplish this task with the traditional methods. Also, they are honestly so comfortable, that I forget I'm wearing them. I would recommend them to players at any level of competition.”

Tracy J. - Louisville, KY

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“Jacco Eltingh (39 years) and Paul Haahuis (42) are the best double team in history.

As Tennis trainers you are mostly more than 8 hours a day on the court. Often also when it's cold outside. You want gloves that will keep your hands protected but you don't want to lose the feeling and control over your racket. The Bionic Tennis Gloves are just great!

These are unique and unparalleled gloves for tennis. The Bionic Tennis Gloves give you so much grip. And you keep the feeling and control you need. Just great!”

Jacco & Paul
"Official spokespeople" for Bionic Tennis Gloves in The Netherlands and Europe

“After watching the podcast of Dan Santorum CEO of PTR regarding the Bionic Tennis Glove, I had to see for myself how great this glove was. I purchased a pair from PTR and used them first by playing with them for an hour. Wow!! They were so great. Not only did I not grip the racket as tight but I was generating more power. I am a very crafty player and I had tremendous feel and touch with the gloves. When I took the gloves off, my hands only felt warm and nothing felt wet.

My next test as I am teaching pro was to use them in my teaching. I teach alot of Cardio Tennis which involves quite a bit of fast feeding and my hands did not feel fatigued like they normally do. I was not gripping the racket as tight and it kept my wrist from being floppy. I also use the gloves in my everyday clinics and private lessons and as it states " I feel like I just have second skin " I dont even feel like I have a glove on.

I have shown and let many of my clients test the gloves and they ABSOLUTELY love them. To be honest, at first they look and say I am not wearing a glove, but when they put it on and play with them they are ready to buy them. The Bionic Tennis Glove is by far an excellent product for anyone of any age and level on the tennis court. ”

Marcy Bruce
PTR Tennis Professional
National Clinician/Tester

“I had surgery on my left hand (and during surgery my ulnar nerve in the elbow was damaged) which caused me to loose feeling and have numbness and a burning sensation in the little finger and half of my ring finger, and also a nasty tingling. I never thought I would play with a glove, but I started using the Bionic Glove and it immediately made the grip of the racquet much more comfortable. (It took away that horrible feeling of burning and tingling).

It helps my hand a lot, and I get a very good feel on the racquet.

As much as I love the game, I was starting not to play because I felt so uncomfortable. But now, because of the Bionic Glove, I really enjoy playing the game again.

Owen, is an Australian tennis player who currently does senior events, clinics and exhibitions around America. He is the only person to ever win the 4 Grand Slam Titles in Mixed Doubles in the same year. He was an Australian Davis Cup player in the 70's as well as the 80's.”

Owen Davidson - Australia

“Irene was ranked Number #1 in women's 80 singles and doubles in 2008, and #4 in the world.

Prior to receiving my bionic gloves Irene had a huge problem with thumb splitting whenever the weather was on the cool side. Since having these gloves I have had no further cracking of my thumb and they feel so good and comfortable I don't even know I have gloves on. They also help me to have a better grip on my racquet and are an aid to making better shots. I truly recommend them to all tennis players.”

Irene W. S.

“Trent is currently #7 in Southern California rankings.

"I use the Bionic gloves for tennis because they give me much more power and feel...Who wouldn't want that? However, I jokingly tell people my wife makes me wear them because she likes a soft touch. In my opinion, tennis players are slow to adapt to new technology. Transition from wooden to aluminum and the graphite rackets was extremely gradual.”

Trent A. - California