Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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A tennis fanatic, David has extensive experience of the game and has reviewed 100s of products to date.

It’s also very slightly heavier than the Head Ti S5, which has a smaller head size and offers a little more control, which is better suited to intermediate level players. I'm a hard-hitting baseliner who hits with lots of topspin off of both sides and this thing is just ridiculous for my style of play. Those macho guys out there with a false notion that this is a "granny stick" just swallow your pride and give it a try and you will be pleasantly surprised. Some of our latest conquests include the best acne treatments , rolling luggage , pillows for side sleepers , natural anxiety remedies , and bath towels . This technology is also great for generating extra pop on your shots, which is no surprise when mated to a 110 sq in head size.However, because it is so light I am suffering from acute tennis elbow which is something that I never suffered from before. This is even more important if you are coming off the back of an injury, or perhaps experience soreness in your arm when playing tennis. S1, which could be considered a “tweener” racquet, for players with a great stroke who are transitioning to racquets with a more flexible frame. The NAMD2 graphite frame is highly flexible, enhances the shaft torque, and helps unlock added spin.

I seldom have to worry about getting this racquet into position and have been hitting the sweet spot a lot more recently. That’s great for entry level players, but you may quickly find yourself wanting more control over the ball as you progress and become more of an intermediate player. The lighter weight of this racquet also means it should take less of a toll on your arm, elbow, and shoulder. Th

Once again, the racket provides plenty of power when hitting volleys, but we found that it lacked some control.

With the increasing popularity of tennis, so many tennis brands have emerged and claim to be the best. Tip: On sites that don’t use 0-to-4 sizing, size 0 converts to a circumference around the handle of four inches, size 1 is 4⅛ inches, size 2 is 4¼ inches, size 3 is 4⅜ inches, and size 4 is 4½ inches. So naturally, the Head Ti S6 has a huge sweet spot, which means your shots will still feel comfortable even if you hit slightly off-centre. Alternatively, advanced players who produce their own power will often seek out the opposite—a smaller head that allows for more control over their shots. That being said, it will usually take new players a while to reach that stage and the Head Ti S6 will certainly be a fantastic first racket.

We tested the Head Ti S6 with Head Synthetic Gut at 61 pounds, which is usually the way entry-level rackets are strung. The Head Ti S6 is a more powerful racket with a bigger head size, which makes perfectly suited to entry level players.