Arthur Rinderknech

🇫🇷 France  |  Age 31  |  1.96 m  |  Right-handed, two-handed backhand  |  Pro since 2018

ATP rank

#61

Current setup

Tecnifibre TF40 305 (18x20), Razor Code, 23.6 kg

Equipment 2025–26

Checked 24 Aug 2026

Racquet

Tecnifibre TF40 305 (18x20)

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Strings

Tecnifibre Razor Code

Poly

String profile

Shoes

Mizuno

Clothing

Psycho Bunny

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String tension

23.6 kg / 52.0 lbs

18 kgTour average ~24 kg36 kg

Rinderknech  Suggested club range 22–25 kg

Should you copy this setup?

  • Razor Code at 22–25 kg

Playing style & technique

Play style

Aggressive Baseline

Backhand

Two-handed

Career highlights

ATP titles

0

Career W-L

109–120

Win rate

47.6%

Career high

#24

Prize money

$6.9M

Grand Slams

0

Australian Open

Q3 '21

Roland Garros

R1 '20 '21 '22 '25

Wimbledon

R1 '21 '22 '23

US Open

R2 '21 '22 '24

Grand Slam results by year

YearAORGWimUSO
2026R1R2R3R3
2025R1R1R3R4
2024R1R2R2R2
2023R1R2R1R3
2022–R1R1R2
2021Q3R1R1R2
2020–R1––

Compare Rinderknech with

Similar players: aggressive baseliners

Kit and sponsors

Racquet TecnifibreShoes MizunoClothing Psycho Bunny
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Frequently Asked Questions

Arthur Rinderknech plays with the TF40 305 (18x20) racket (also spelled racquet). Retail frame — specs from the iq.tennis racquet database. You can see all Tecnifibre players on the ATP equipment list.
Arthur Rinderknech uses Tecnifibre Razor Code — a polyester setup. String choice is tracked weekly at iq.tennis and updated when changes are detected.
Arthur Rinderknech strings at 23.6 kg (52.0 lbs). This is close to the ATP tour average of approximately 24 kg (53 lbs).
Arthur Rinderknech wears Mizuno on the ATP Tour.
Arthur Rinderknech's setup is a solid starting point for club players who hit with topspin and like to attack. The TF40 305 (18x20) is accessible at multiple playing levels. If you use Tecnifibre Razor Code or a similar string, aim for 22–25 kg (48–55 lbs) for a good balance of control and feel. Compare rackets side by side or browse our string profiles to work out what suits your game.
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