best racquet

[ftballfan3]

whats everyone's oppinion on the best racquet out there on the market?

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Head Flexpoint Prestige

[nation_supp89]

whats everyone's oppinion on the best racquet out there on the market?

 

personal preference depending on your style of play, etc

[ftballfan3]

personal preference depending on your style of play, etc

 

yea thats true what do you'll think about the babolat pure drive??

Edited May 25, 2006 by ftballfan3

[UK_Girlie]

personally I enjoy my Wilson nCode nTour very very much. It is a very powerful racquet and I think it allows me to be in full control. It's a great racquet but I guess I have a bias towards wilson since I only use wilson for most of my sporting gear (both soccer and tennis). It is a personal preference thing though.

[nation_supp89]

yea thats true what do you'll think about the babolat pure drive??

 

i've hit with it before and i liked it but i have a pretty major western grip and use a head liquidmetal instinct because i get loads of spin on my own

[ftballfan3]

is there any real differences or advantages to having a smaller head on the racket or an oversized?? or is it mostly just a personal preference i have heard that u can get alot more power out of a smaller head, than oversized..i dont know if its true tho

[redbaron515]

is there any real differences or advantages to having a smaller head on the racket or an oversized?? or is it mostly just a personal preference i have heard that u can get alot more power out of a smaller head, than oversized..i dont know if its true tho

 

I play tennis for the exercise, so a raquet is a raquet to me...but I would think the bigger the head of the raquet, the more control you would have....similar to golf. Bigger hitting area allows more control. Correct me if im wrong...im interested to hear other opinions.

[shims4]

I play tennis for the exercise, so a raquet is a raquet to me...but I would think the bigger the head of the raquet, the more control you would have....similar to golf. Bigger hitting area allows more control. Correct me if im wrong...im interested to hear other opinions.

 

No, bigger the head usually means that the racquet is going to be lighter with more power. The smaller the racquet head, the more stiff it is, therefore there is usually much more control. I agree though, personal preference.

[nation_supp89]

No, bigger the head usually means that the racquet is going to be lighter with more power. The smaller the racquet head, the more stiff it is, therefore there is usually much more control. I agree though, personal preference.

 

there you go

[Guest dare_2_dream]

personal preference depending on your style of play, etc

 

whatever racquet you pick, ill back you up on it...