The Tennis Invention That’s Causing A Racquet

Control Freek has introduced a unique Tennis Racket that helps prevent sweaty palms by including an Air-Conditioner within. Interesting, no? After all, sweat from your palms is one of the main culprits that lets you lose control of your Racket as the match wears on, leaving you with a less-than-desirable grip.
You won’t need any batteries with this Racket though, as it has been specially fashioned to capture air inside the handle each time you swing the Racket, and this air will be blasted through holes and into your palm, ensuring everything stays cool and dry even under the sweltering summer heat. Do you think a blast of cool air will cause a distraction in your game?
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