This racquet is most suitable for advanced players looking for optimized control without sacrificing comfort.

Comments: I have customized this frame and that helped it to play even better. I cut it down to 27" standard length. Added weight (4 strips of 1/2" lead tape), to the head. Added approx. 3/4 oz. weight to the handle. The frame is now at 10 oz. (still light), and has a head light balance now. It is also much more stable on volleys and ground strokes, and the power is much more controllable. Lastly, I lowered the string tension to 56 lbs in the main stings, 51 lbs in the cross string, with two piece stringing. The lightweight titanium frame reduces air resistance and allows you to generate a lot of speed in your swings. Titanium Alloy Frame If you can produce enough racquet speed on your own, we recommend Speed pro otherwise Gravity Tour. 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. The Wilson Clash 100 is our best overall choice for its unique combination of flexibility, power, and control. It's versatile and user-friendly without compromising a player's ability to hit aggressively. This is a durable racquet that's suitable for all ages and levels of play.It’s notably easy on the arm because of lightweight Nano Titanium technology. Additionally, this material enhances durability and aids in stability. 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? Comments: Good racquet for serving and groundstrokes. Improved my game and I beat good players with expensive racquets. Believe in it. It's good for advanced players too. Best racquet I have ever played with. With the increasing popularity of tennis, so many tennis brands have emerged and claim to be the best. But not every racquet is made for you, so choose your racquet carefully. In this article, we’re going to review the best head tennis racquets on the market.

If you’re comfortable with the standard length and want something more out of a racquet, we have reviewed 8 more head tennis racquets for you down below. So, keep reading. Comments: I have just started using this racquet after trying one that another tennis coach was using. I found that I could control my serves much easier than with my Babolat Pure Storm+. I have used other Head racquets and have found this one to be the best of them hands down. I read the comments about returning power serves and strokes and have found that I have not had any issues. If you feel it is not weighty enough, try adding some lead tape to the head. I did have to adjust my stroke because of the extra power so I wouldn't hit it past the baseline. The one issue I have found and only by talking to others, is that on rare occasion the head may break. Usually those people like to strike their racquet on the ground. As a High School tennis coach I would highly recommend this racquet. The thought process behind this is that a longer frame will give more leverage to the player, making it easier to generate power from your swing. The MicroGel Radical is another popular Head racquet as a similar price point. It sacrifices a lot of the power offered by the Ti.S6, but in exchange you get a tremendous amount of control. Summary and Recommendations Battling with precision? This is quite common among casual and beginner-level players. Head Tour Pro is one of the best head racquets for tennis players looking to master precision, thanks to the large sweet spot ( 110 square inches head).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. This racquet is the most suitable choice for all level players. With head ti s6, you will enjoy effortless power and control more than ever. Thanks to its lightweight and easy maneuverability. Comments: Got this racquet whilst on holiday in Queensland, played every day and was stunned how good it was, although it did take a few days to get used to it. I have had a Prince O3 Silver and 03 Blue, Head Metallix 115, and currently use a Prince Ozone 4, but this racquet has surprised me with its power level. And this is with the crappy factory strings, imagine what it will do with a re-string!? It definitely needs better strings to give a little more feel and control, but, for first up hitting, my girlfriend who is an A grader, said I am playing better with it in place of my Prince Ozone 4. To those people who have condemned it, shame on you, it is good for Intermediate players too.