Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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It’s also a head heavy racket ( 8 points head heavy), which means the racket’s balance is shifted towards the head of the racket. I had tennis elbow before I used this racquet and it went away immediately after I started using it. Once again, the racket provides plenty of power when hitting volleys, but we found that it lacked some control. A lively frame with excellent torsional stability, the Head Titanium Ti S6 will perform best in the hands of players with compact to medium stroke styles seeking an extra large sweetspot that blends a nice balance of power tempered with an open string pattern; ideal for spin artists with an all court game. Comments: I bought a new one, whenever I get a broken string I use a Babolat Woofer for a back up racquet, and then I find it hard getting back the game.

Head ti s6 Tennis Racket Review: A Great Tennis Racket Head ti s6 Tennis Racket Review: A Great Tennis Racket

This also makes the base of the grip more like a bulb end of a hammer grip, and still leave the rest of it close to the original grip size. Furthermore, the racket has an 8-point head-heavy balance, which means the weight is shifted toward the head.Additionally, you can serve at a higher point after the ball is tossed thanks to the extra racket length. At SoCal Sectionals this January in Indian Wells, the 35 year-olds I was competing against gave me some good natured ribbing about the large racquet head. Generating a lot of power, even with the factory strings, great for baseline play, easy on the net, reaching balls as it is an oversize. But the ease of swing, the comfort, and the effortless power are so addictive that I went ahead and bought one!

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It's very light, which aids in the racquet head speed, so you have to learn to control your upward brush for topspin. I have been using my current racquet for well over 3 years now and am currently looking for another two.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. I liked many aspects but found it not very good for defensive shots, especially when the ball gets behind the body, so you really find it better if you hit the ball early or move right into the shot.

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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. Accuracy is good and I would know because I tend to beat people by accuracy and power on my groundstrokes.Another problem most tennis players face, especially in hot weather, is the racquet keeps slipping from the hand. It's funny reading comments by players stating that the racquet is not good at topspin, volleys, smashes etc. Speed series is best known for arm-friendly racquets, and Head Graphene 360+ Speed pro is one of them. Comments: I'm so mad right now because I finally got a hang with it I probably had this racket for a year now and I finally got the racket speed for my forearm but sadly when I went for a smash it just cracked.

Head Titanium Ti S6 Racket Review in 2023 - Tennis Pursuits Head Titanium Ti S6 Racket Review in 2023 - Tennis Pursuits

As the name suggests, Speed Pro can easily push your opponent to their toes with all the features this racquet has to offer. I used this racquet for about 2 years, but I feel it is hard to hit back very hard serves with any placement. Not a very accurate racket by any means, but I was still able to place shots within 2-3 feet of where I wanted it to go. Comments: This racquet was awesome, and I have no clue what you haters are talkin' about saying that this is just a beginner's racket. Despite being an excellent racket for beginners, it is not quite suited to junior players because of its power-oriented nature.

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. It was easy to attack early with such a powerful racket, putting the opponent under pressure right away. Comments: I started tennis at age 40, and now 20 years later I'm ready to move to a lighter, larger frames. Had to start the loop backswing/grip change much earlier and consciously get to the lowest point of the swing early on.