I've been playing tennis for 3 years and have been using only Wilson racquets. My first racquet was amateur US Open model with huge hit spot, average control, not powerful but easy to use. After I improved my game I had to move on, because US Open really lacked maneuverability. I tried to play with both Wilson Hammer 4 and Wilson Triad 6 but they both seemed too difficult to handle for me. Hammer appears to be an instrument for players who prefer to stand on the back line and bring heavy and powerful hits and Triad is just obviously not my style, maybe I just lack the experience for it, but my level of errors was rather high. And then I saw HEAD TiFire (series Nano ...  Read the complete review

I have been playing tennis now for what feels like a lifetime. Tennis is a pretty big part of my life and I play at least six times a week. I have reached a high standard so my choice of equipment is a very difficult and important decision for me to make. Choosing a new racquet was a decision that I decided I would make just over a year ago. Up until then I had been playing tennis with a Head Electra tennis racquet. This racquet was bright red, had a really big chunky frame and was very very powerful. I wanted a change. I thought that it would be easy looking for a new racquet but there were just so many to choose from, it was a lot harder then I had imagined. ...  Read the complete review