As a result, this combination of low power and enhanced control helps you to place the ball anywhere on the court where you want. Comments: The best racquet ever. I love it. Have had it for a year and it still works flawlessly. The sweet spot is huge. Again, there is a wide variety of different sizes to choose from here, so be sure to play test a few different options to see what sort of head size suits you best.

The 275g strung weight and extended 27.5in length will also not cause you any aggravation, whilst helping you generate as much power as you need with ease! So it is worth considering just how light you need to go, based on your playing style, any existing injuries you may have and the level of tennis you’re likely to be playing. Despite its ultra-lightweight design—which can sometimes make a racquet feel less stable—this racquet provides even balance and optimal maneuverability on the court. This makes the Pure Aero Lite feel far more stable than its weight would suggest. In terms of strings, you will be best off using a softer string if your goal is to reduce strain on your arms. Comments: I have been playing tennis for 30 years. I am a club 4.0-4.5. I have a power game - hard flat forehand. This is the best racquet I have ever played with. Great power and even better control. Try it with natural gut strings and you will be in love.Comments: This is a fantastic racquet if you are looking for speed and power but you have to be careful with the angling. This racquet is really great at hitting down the line. I would suggest this racquet to anyone I can. In fact, power is something beginner and intermediate players crave, and the good news is, with 318 swing weight, Head Ti S6 helps generate extra power for powerful shots. Comments: I love this racquet. I'm on my schools tennis team and everyone adores how light it is and how great it is. I hope to keep this throughout my four years of high school. Excellent racquet, I recommend it to anyone. Also has a large head which means a large sweet spot. The players looking for easy-to-maneuver yet powerful racquets should give Head Graphene 360 Speed S a serious look. Being the lightest, most powerful, arm-friendly, and easy to move, Head Ti S6 got first place in our list of best head tennis racquets. This frame performs well on the tennis court for its price than the competition.

Comments: I've had this racquet for about 2 years now. It's a good racquet. I've tried some other racquets because it's kind of old and there's a lot of new racquets in the market. But I can't find anything that come close to it. I'm now looking to buy another Ti.s6. In the MicroGel Radical frame, weight is distributed towards the handle resulting in a firm grip and easy maneuverability. Comments: Amazing. I've gotten more power, control, and accuracy with this racquet. Its large head has helped me get the sweetspot almost every time. Perfect for fine-tuning your game and becoming a better player in between intermediate and competitive stages. I recommend this to anyone searching for a racquet that allows one to generate power effortlessly while still maintaining a large degree of control on your "winner" shots.Touch Prestige MP comes integrated with Graphene Touch technology which creates a more muted and dampened feel when the ball touches the string bed. Comments: This racquet is a great racquet for all levels. For beginners it is light enough to generate power, but for higher levels you can hit some sweet winners and play great net because of the extremely light weight. It takes a bit of time to tame, but once you do it is a great tool. Comments: The racquet is too light so it requires a very big swing to avoid hitting a short ball but at the same time raising the risk of errors. I gave it 10 matches to try and get used to it but I gave up. Head Graphene 360 Speed S is another one of the best head racquets we have tested. Unlike the pro and MP versions, this racquet is much easier to handle, thanks to a light-strung weight of 292g.

Wilson introduced a new frame that uses FreeFlex technology, which allows the racquet to bend in all directions: horizontally or vertically for any swing style, enhancing a player's ability to hit consistently and accurately. The unique simulation frame geometry from the StableSmart design maintains stability and power with every hit. Comments:This racquet is REALLY light, unless you are a beginner of tennis or an old person who cannot carry the heavy racquet, don't get this racquet... since it's too light, you can't control the ball easily... Moreover, with only 252g of strung weight, Head Ti S6 feels easy on the arm so you can practice for longer without getting tired or muscle fatigue. This attracts beginner players who want to get some skills or even intermediate players who want to improve their game. Comments: I've used this racquet for nearly 8 years and will NEVER switch. I've tried a lot of the new racquets and this is by far the best for me.I had tennis elbow before I used this racquet and it went away immediately after I started using it. I've never had a problem since. As for the person that said it gives little control and the balls go out past the baseline....use topspin...it's not the racquet! Comments: I will not lie -- this racquet was not my favorite. My first reason, even though it may sound weird, is that it was too light for me to power though the ball. The second reason is the head size is so big and the size to weight comparison is all messed up. 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.Comments: This is very light, and I can do a lot of different things with this racquet that I can't do with some of my friend's smaller, heavier racquets. I don't have much of a follow through in my swing, and this racquet is great for that.