Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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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. Ended up with a grip size around 4 5/8" when finished, but the racquet is now balance for good control and added weight to handle heavy serves and heavy hits. Comments: This racket is much more head-heavy than my previous stick and gave backswing problems on my long semi-western forehand for a while. But the ease of swing, the comfort, and the effortless power are so addictive that I went ahead and bought one!

Head Titanium Ti.S6 Strung Racquet | Tennis Warehouse

In the early stages of your tennis career, you will rarely come across huge servers, and until you start playing competitively, you will not notice an issue. Moreover, radical MP comes with a Hydrosorb Pro grip, high sweat absorption, and thinner, which offers the perfect feel for the racquet. The 16×19 string pattern also worked well from a spin perspective, so it was able to perform well from a spin perspective as well.Head Graphene 360 Radical MP is designed for all-court tournament players looking for a perfect combination of power and handling. At the net, the racquet is extremely maneuverable, while the swingweight provides sufficient mass to direct the ball nicely; quicker than my balanced Dunlop. All in all, we recommend Head Graphene Touch Prestige MP to advanced players only who can do major work on their own. NTRP, look for a new racquet now that you have improved your serve, groundstrokes, volleys, overheads, etc.

Head Titanium Ti S6 Tennis Racket Review - Tennis Creative

I have seen some really good players use it and have seen players with flawed strokes improve their game with it. 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. This rackets sits somewhere between the two and offers more control than the Head Ti S7, but more power than the Ti S5.I previously stayed away from very light racquets because I feared they would screw up my stroke timing, but the plow-through on the Ti. Pro Tip: synthetic gut strings are softer strings that lose tension fairly quickly, which just enhance the power the Head Ti S6 provides. A great Doubles racquet, provides lots of spin and since it it is extra long, I can reach for balls I would not normally be able to get to.

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Ever since I have gained in immense confidence and I feel this the best thing to happen to me in tennis ever since I started playing, its simply amazing with its light weight and tremendous power. In general, the Head Ti S6 racket is incredibly forgiving, easy to swing, and provides lots of power. We tested the Head Ti S6 with Head Synthetic Gut at 61 pounds, which is usually the way entry-level rackets are strung. 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.It's a lot easier to keep in the park than one could imagine with such a large head and high string tension I really had no problem with that at all I found it very controllable on ground strokes and the spin you can generate is quite amazing. The Head Titanium Ti S6 is known for its unique combination of power and control, which sets it apart from other rackets in its class. Like Radical MP, Graphene is integrated into the racquet’s shaft and throat with weight distributed towards the handle and hoop. Perfect for fine-tuning your game and becoming a better player in between intermediate and competitive stages. It's a good one to get you started but once I reached a higher level of play it was difficult to work with.

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Its oversized head, lightweight design, and open string pattern make it a good choice for players who want to generate powerful shots without sacrificing accuracy. For a beginner tennis player, we would recommend choosing a head heavy racket for extra power because he or she will not be able to generate too much power from his or her swings only. Well It All Depends On how much strength you have, if you have power on your own you can you the k Factor but if you lack power then definitely use the Head Titanium.I've been using 11 ounce Prince and Head racquets, but switching to this head-heavy super lightweight has changed my thinking. Although I was a beginner I am now a lot better and this racquet is still super good since the follow through requires little energy to hit, and it has a huge sweetspot. If your tennis strings have lost tension over time, there’s a good chance they’re no longer as tight as they originally were. 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. I would recommend for intermediate level players, but it can be used by higher level, and even some beginners.