The “Ti” in Ti.S6 stands for Titanium frame. Head’s Ti series was introduced in 1995 and features frames with a lightweight titanium mesh that reenforces the frame’s carbon fibers at various critical stress points.

It’s notably easy on the arm because of lightweight Nano Titanium technology. Additionally, this material enhances durability and aids in stability.A. The most expensive head tennis racquet is ‘ Head Prestige Pro’. This racquet is also known as the Ferrari of tennis racquets. Comments: Great racquet. I don't have any problems with controlling the ball. I love the speed, and it's easy on my joints. For those who complain in regards to not being able to control the ball, guess what? They need more of a control design racquet not power. The beam of Gravity Tour is 22mm/22mm/22mm which is slightly thinner than the beam of Speed Pro, and the same thing with the strung weight ( 323g/11.4oz). Those 3/4 inches may not seem like much, but they can actually make a significant difference if you’re a beginner. The Head Ti S6 boasts a head size that measures approximately 115 inches. The total length is also substantial, coming in just short of 28 inches. Even users with bigger hands might find the Ti S6 a little on the large size. However, it is unlikely to feel too bulky. It certainly isn’t too big to wield effectively on the court.

Comments: This is a great racquet if you are looking for power and age is catching up with your body strength and shoulder turn! However, because it is so light I am suffering from acute tennis elbow which is something that I never suffered from before. Pity, as I love the racquet. May try to play around with stringing tension to see if that helps?All of the Head racquets are so good that, sometimes, it can be difficult to choose the right racquet for your skill and strength level. Head Graphene 360 Radical MP is designed for all-court tournament players looking for a perfect combination of power and handling.

The Ruler Method: Open your dominant hand and extend your fingers. Align a ruler with the bottom lateral crease of your palm, measuring to the tip of your ring finger. The measurement in inches correlates with your grip size.

Comments:With regard to the racquet: it is very light and is very unstable therefore can cause you tennis elbow. I play with a Prince of the year 94, very heavy, fact of "fiberglass" and never I have had tennis elbow.