r/10s is a subreddit with 133k members. The community frequently discusses tennis, serve, racket, struggling, and racquet, and they frequently recommend/review racquet, racket, and tennis shoes, and the most common flair used is equipment, general advice, technique advice, shitpost, and opinion.
This is the other tennis subreddit that is focused on playing the sport at an amateur level, including technical advice, strategy, and equipment.
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Popular Topics in r/10s
#1
Tennis
117 posts
#2
Serve
45 posts
#3
Racket
39 posts
#4
Struggling
37 posts
#5
Racquet
33 posts
#6
Frustrating
30 posts
#7
Forehand
25 posts
#8
Hard Time
21 posts
#9
Backhand
21 posts
#10
String
20 posts
Products Discussed in r/10s
Racquet
368 reviews
#1
Wilson
4.4★ from 88 reviews
#2
Babolat
4.2★ from 84 reviews
#3
Yonex
4.2★ from 62 reviews
Racket
216 reviews
#1
Yonex
4.4★ from 46 reviews
#2
Head
4.1★ from 41 reviews
#3
Wilson
4.5★ from 38 reviews
Tennis Shoes
183 reviews
#1
Asics
4.5★ from 40 reviews
#2
New Balance
4.5★ from 22 reviews
#3
Adidas
4.5★ from 20 reviews
Flair Used in r/10s
#1
Equipment
: "Clean string breaks are so satisfying"
36 posts
#2
General Advice
: "boris becker is rank top 5 on this vedio😅"
20 posts
#3
Technique Advice
: "How high should the point of contact be?"
11 posts
#4
Shitpost
: "Started a new job this year and haven’t been able to play much. How’s my forehand looking?"
4 posts
#5
Opinion
: "Anyone else listen to music while practicing serves?"
3 posts
#6
Strategy
: "Finally Beat Old Man Tennis"
3 posts
#7
Tournament Talk
: "Tallon appeared on the *One of the Guys* podcast on September 29. He said that he was no longer in a relationship with Potapova."
2 posts
#8
Look at me!
: "Serving Wide"
2 posts
#9
Court Drama
: "Massive bug that hit my brother in the face during a nighttime singles match (I won the point)"
1 post
#10
Meta
: "Tough day to be a fly"
1 post
Member Growth in r/10s
Yearly
+37k members(38.5%)
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Last updated: October 1, 2026