Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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Like Speed S, Touch Instinct MP also comes with Graphene integrated into the frame for a more dampened feel, perfect for intermediate and advanced-level ball strikers looking for controllable power. 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: I had this racquet for about a year now and it was the first performance racquet I had. At first I loved it. It was light and I wasn't that strong then. It had powerful shots that I couldn't have done with any other racquet. But I came to dislike it now that I play with better players. The lightness is quite useless when trying to counter a fast heavy ball. You have to exert a LOT of force and the light frame does not dampen as much vibration as I want it to. As a result, my arm constantly pains. I believe this racquet is only for beginners but as you get better, it is wise to switch to a heavier racquet. Comments: This racquet is way too light for anyone who wants better control with their shots. I found that my arm worked way too much for a lousy shot. I had to put lead weights to make it beefier, but it just gave me tennis elbow.

Head Titanium Ti S6 Tennis Racket Review - Tennis Creative

Comments: I've had this racquet for about a year now and I at first was very surprised by the power but I soon found out putting topspin on my forehand was just painful to do with this racquet.. If you want only power I recommend this racquet. I had to switch to the Aero Pro.

Head Ti S6 Tennis Racket: A Great Tennis Racket

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... Comments: Great for beginners, and the large frame makes for good volleys. Difficult to make nice ground strokes.

Head Ti.S5 vs Head Ti.S6. Which is the Best? - BestAdvisor Head Ti.S5 vs Head Ti.S6. Which is the Best? - BestAdvisor

It is a head heavy, oversize racquet with a big sweet spot. so even if you are not precise in your strokes the ball will sail over the net. Those 3/4 inches may not seem like much, but they can actually make a significant difference if you’re a beginner. Comments: I totally love this racquet! I've been using 11 ounce Prince and Head racquets, but switching to this head-heavy super lightweight has changed my thinking. The oversized sweet spot allows me to hit out on groundstrokes with lots of confidence, volleys are a breeze, and I can generate tons of power and spin on the serve. And the ball goes where I want - deep, wide, drop, spin - whatever. 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.S6 is great and easy on the arm. I can't say enough - there's a reason for it's enormous popularity. In summary, Head MicroGel Radical is suitable for intermediate to advanced-level players looking for an arm-friendly and easy-to-control racquet for game improvement.Comments: rather light and "tinny" feeling, as opposed to solid feeling. not as smooth hitting as I hoped for. Comments: This racquet is so light. You can pretty much grip it and rip it. I can put some crazy spin on the ball now, and I couldn't with my old Wilson racquet. If you hit the ball really HARD then I wouldn't recommend this racquet. We would say it’s less of an issue when you’re just starting out, but it can be an issue when you’re playing against more advanced players. Serves – Score: 85 Comments: This racquet is very light and great for beginning to intermediate players. Large sweetspot! However, it is ineffective once player ascends in skill.