The Original Racket Spinner

It depends on who you ask. What we know is it's a lightweight gadget — of your favorite color — that attaches to the throat of your racket, adding a new twist to your tennis game. And that it's easy to use for all tennis-playing ages. It probably won't fix your groundstrokes but is a whole lot of fun. David, age 48, thinks it provides focus between points. Bruno, 17, says it feels like butter. River, 24, uses one in his best helicopter impression. Leo, 19, wishes he had one in Bolivia. Lennon, 8, picked it up fast and can also dance when she uses it. Lottie, 11, is impressed with her sister but definitely has more velo. Garett, 35, can't wait till his baby can use one. Andrew, 42, is now thinking seriously about picking up tennis. Tsugumi, 48, will be using a whistle and a spinner while coaching league. Jackson, 17, says ‘whoa’ and is pretty sure his tennis teammates will be jealous. Niels, 54, is using one to rehab his shoulder. Graham, 43, thinks it intimidates his opponents. Craig, 55, thinks we are going to get a lot of pickleball converts. Nellie, 55, would appreciate it if you spun your racket outside the house, but secretly does it inside too. Bob, 83, isn't sure what all the fuss is about. . .  Tell us how you use yours, and we’ll try to add it here.