Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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The Wilson Clash 100 is our best overall choice for its unique combination of flexibility, power, and control. This arm friendly offering from Prince features a very attractive paint job and a plush feel to match! Whilst you may be tempted to go for a similar brand or style to your favourite professional player, it is very important to select a racket that fits your needs and wants.

This oversized stick from ProKennex features their MovableMass technology, helping to loosen up the racket when you take your backswing and stiffen up the frame on contact with the ball. There is one key limitation to this tennis racket, which makes it one of the best rackets for beginners. As one of several rackets in the Head Titanium rackets line-up, the Ti S6 is most often compared to the Head Ti S5 and the Ti S7 (which has now been discontinued).As the lightest version of the Pure Drive series, the The Pure Drive Lite has more of an emphasis on spin.

This means you can hit the ball cleaner and with more easily generated power across a larger range area of the strings on the racket.Apparently this is the most popular stick amongst recreational players, and I hope that Head continues to make this gem available for future generations.

While no expert says a racket’s look should be a deciding factor in choosing one, Shaftel also told us the Yonex would probably get noticed on a court if that’s important to you. That combination makes it the ideal racket for playing from the baseline and really favours players with a full and slower swing looking for the extra power. Considering its 108sq in head size and plush 56 stiffness rating, this stick from Wilson is precise and crisp.One good rule of thumb is that your racquet should be restrung as many times a year as you play each week. Therefore, it is worth looking out for rackets with extended lengths to see if this is something that will benefit your game.

With a racket head size of 115 sq inches, it’s one of the biggest tennis rackets on the market, which is ideal for players picking up a racket for the first time.Head Heavy means more weight is distributed toward the head which ensures more mass directly behind the ball during the contact.