Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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Moreover, radical MP comes with a Hydrosorb Pro grip, high sweat absorption, and thinner, which offers the perfect feel for the racquet. Stringing the racket within this range is important to get the best performance out of the racket, as well as preserve its life. A thicker or wider beam means more material in the racquet which generates more power during the ball contact. I seldom have to worry about getting this racquet into position and have been hitting the sweet spot a lot more recently. While it’s a great racket for beginners, it doesn’t quite suit junior players because it’s such a power oriented racket.

Furthermore, having a dense string pattern ( 18×20), this racquet expects that you can generate enough power on your own. I used to use the "players" frames and "tweeners" but now, with the modifications I made, this is working well. This racquet still offers a stable hit from M40X technology, which is an elastic graphite material used in the throat to improve flex and stability. This stiffness is perfect for providing players with a little help when it comes to unleashing more power on their shots.The lighter weight of this racquet also means it should take less of a toll on your arm, elbow, and shoulder. To determine the best rackets for new players, we spoke to 11 experts including tennis pros, coaches, and retailers. I balanced the racquet by removing the grip, and taped about 5in of 1/2" lead tape close to the base of grip. I would say this racquet is good for a teenager or adult if they are beginning but if you are looking to play in hard matches, this is not your racquet.

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. I think some lead tape at 3 and 9 positions would give the head enough mass to protect the throat from excessive stress. Th A very comfortable racket is also easy on the arm and is easy to play with, which is particularly useful if you have wrist or arm injuries. You should also read my review before purchasing this Head tennis racket, so you know what to expect.In fact, it is a very forgiving racket option for those who regularly struggle with off-center shots. Head Ti S6 has the right solution for you, thanks to its 115 square inches oversized head which offers a very large sweet spot (hitting area) to handle off-center shots more efficiently. Like Radical MP, Graphene is integrated into the racquet’s shaft and throat with weight distributed towards the handle and hoop. A lighter racket will give you more power and be easier to swing, whereas a heavier racket will give more control and plow through on your shots. While it won’t give you crazy amounts of touch or feel, we didn’t have any trouble adding a bit of topspin or slice to our shots.

If you are capable of quick racquet preparation and know how to control your swing speed, you can do almost anything with this stick. The ideal racket grip will “allow a player to essentially lock their hand in place and relax the rest of the arm with relative ease,” according to Jan Griga, the head coach of Long Island University’s women’s tennis team. Despite its oversized head of 115 square inches, this racquet maintains a relatively low weight, which allows you to maneuver around the court easily. This racquet is the most versatile in the radical series with 312g strung weight, 27 inches length, and 6ts HL balance.The RA (Racket Analysis) rating of a tennis racket indicates how much force is needed to bend the racket.