Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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Using the most innovative technologies, Head manufactures tennis racquets for players from beginner to advanced levels. On the baseline, Touch Instinct MP offers a fast feel with sharp accuracy. While the open string pattern bites the ball enough for generating the required spin.

However, this racquet comes with a small head of 98 square inches which requires the player to have strong technical experience. Being endorsed by professional players Sloane Stephens and Taylor Fritz compels us to put this racquet at the second position on our list of ‘best head tennis racquets. Wilson introduced a new frame that uses FreeFlex technology, which allows the racquet to bend in all directions: horizontally or vertically for any swing style, enhancing a player's ability to hit consistently and accurately. The unique simulation frame geometry from the StableSmart design maintains stability and power with every hit. Comments: This is simply a beginner's racquet. It is light and difficult to return even moderately powerful serves. Fortunately, I only demoed it. This should be one's first racquet if they are new to the game of tennis. Comments: Great racquet. I don't have any problems with controlling the ball. I love the speed, and it's easy on my joints. For those who complain in regards to not being able to control the ball, guess what? They need more of a control design racquet not 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 recently got this racquet and it really suits my play style a lot. I tend to rush the net and volley more than I should so I sought out a racquet that had a larger head bigger sweet spot and lower weight that all the racquets I've had in the past. I seldom have to worry about getting this racquet into position and have been hitting the sweet spot a lot more recently. I immediately noticed the string tension the first set I played. My accuracy has dramatically improved with the higher tension as well as my short and long shots. My power isn't as good as it used to be but the difference is very minimal. My serves aren't as accurate but, they are more powerful. That could just be me though. When I get it restrung I'll most likely go with a slightly lower string tension but, all in all this has become my favorite racquet and out of the 5 I own -- I use it every time now.

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. Comments: I've had this racquet for about 2 years now. It's a good racquet. I've tried some other racquets because it's kind of old and there's a lot of new racquets in the market. But I can't find anything that come close to it. I'm now looking to buy another Ti.s6.The Head Ti S6 is not for everyone. If you are looking for something that yields excellent performance when it comes to control, the Ti S6 falls short. It is particularly ineffective for maximizing control when carrying out swings. It is particularly unsuited to those players who utilize longer strokes when swinging. In Conclusion Again, there is a wide variety of different sizes to choose from here, so be sure to play test a few different options to see what sort of head size suits you best. Comments: I have recently started playing tennis and thiswas my first racquet. This racquet was a good first racquetand offers pretty good control and power from all parts ofthe court. The problems I had with this racquet is that it isI incredibly stiff and caused me wrist pains. The second isthat with the oversized frame I felt like I didn't havecontrol of the racquet. Due to my wrist pains I would notrecommend this racquet. When it comes to choosing the best head tennis racquet, choose carefully and wisely. In fact, each player’s game level, playing style, and strength level is different.

Comments:With regard to the racquet: it is very light and is very unstable therefore can cause you tennis elbow. I play with a Prince of the year 94, very heavy, fact of "fiberglass" and never I have had tennis elbow.We have added this racquet to our list of ‘ Best Head Tennis Racquets’ for advanced players looking for a powerful, stable, and control-optimized racquet but with a slightly lighter head.

Comments: Used this racquet for a year and a half, when I was first starting out. Great for beginners to intermediates. Comments: I absolutely love this racquet. 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. Unbelievable control, power, and spin, if you know how to use this racquet correctly. In terms of strings, you will be best off using a softer string if your goal is to reduce strain on your arms. We love the convenient features, stability, effortless aggressive powerful shots, and uniform distribution of the ball impact of Head MicroGel Radical. In short, the features, this racquet has to offer, make it an ideal choice for beginners and intermediate tennis players.A. ‘ Head Ti.S6’ is the best selling head racquet available on the market. Other most selling tennis racquets from this brand are Head Pro Tour 2.0, Head MicroGel Radical, and Head Graphene 360+ Speed Pro. Comments: I bought this racquet and got Babolat strings on it and it's a super light racquet with a lot of control I can't get great spin on it but I serve excellent and I hit great volleys and ground strokes with it I think it's a racquet worth buying. Another problem most tennis players face, especially in hot weather, is the racquet keeps slipping from the hand.