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Founded in New York City, this Black- and woman-owned apparel and equipment brand has its sights set on disrupting tennis from the ground up—starting with the racquet.
Published Apr 26, 2022

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FURI Sport is a Black- and woman-owned tennis apparel and equipment brand founded in New York City.
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The ‘Arma’ racquet, which comes in pro and lite versions, is made with a proprietary material that is “stronger than graphite".
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TFP's upcoming collection is designed as “a stylized homage” to the four Grand Slam tournaments.
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