Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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Particular for juniors, we’d suggest going for more of a control oriented racket with a slightly smaller head size. Just keep in mind that tennis strings lose tension over time, so there’s a good chance the string tension was a bit below the original 61 lbs. The Head Titanium Ti S6 is a tennis racket designed for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for a combination of power and control in their shots. 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. Babolat has earned a reputation for making player-friendly rackets — beginners use them, a lot of the players on my team use them, as do major players.

In general, you will be looking for rackets with head sizes anywhere between 102 sq in and 130 sq in at the extreme end of the scale. The Wilson Clash 100 is our best overall choice for its unique combination of flexibility, power, and control. With the increasing popularity of tennis, so many tennis brands have emerged and claim to be the best. Novices should look for something lightweight that makes it easier for them to perfect their form and move across a court. It’s also a smart choice for players who may be prone to tennis elbow, which can develop in the forearm tendons after repetitive motion.

Being the lightest, most powerful, arm-friendly, and easy to move, Head Ti S6 got first place in our list of best head tennis racquets. Easy on the arm, comfortable, easy to maneuver, and stable performance everywhere on the court are the most important features of a tennis racquet that a player could demand.

Endorsed by Denis Shapovalov, the compact VCORE 95 has the key elements and benefits of Yonex’s VCORE series. There is a great amount of power that you can generate from this racquet, and I was able to generate decent spin with this racquet. One of the biggest racket heads on the market, it’s perfect for players who are just picking up rackets for the first time. The one issue I have found and only by talking to others, is that on rare occasion the head may break.There is always excitement when Head releases a new tennis racket model since they are one of the best tennis brands in the world. As one of several rackets in the Head Titanium rackets line-up, the Ti S6 is most often compared to the Head Ti S5 and the Ti S7 (which has now been discontinued).

If you already have an idea of what you want, skip directly to the type of racket you’re looking for in our table of contents to the left. If you’re looking for an arm friendly racket that will help you generate as much power as possible, then a lighter weight racket is the way to go. On the other hand, a racquet with a thick beam is a little bit stiffer which may not suit some players. In short, Head Tour Pro is the best choice for adult and beginner players looking to improve precision without sacrificing control.Last but not least, Head Graphene Touch Prestige MP is not a much popular racquet, but the features this racquet has to offer compelled us enough to put it on our list of head racquet reviews. However, because it is so light I am suffering from acute tennis elbow which is something that I never suffered from before. This is a supreme racket and with its lightweight and powerful frame, it gives you an advantage above the other players!