Other Wilson Tennis Racquets

I recently purchased a wilson K tour racket so heres the review: Looks The racket is very well designed and has an eye catching look to it. It is a mixture of red, black and white in to be honest, a strange pattern! The black and white contrast well and the red brightens in up a bit. I have already had several comments from people while playing at my local park about how nice the racket looks. It is fitted with a orange grip, im not entirely sure what type it is but it is very spongy and soft which is nice for my hands. Some tennis rackets give me blisters if I play for too long but this grip hasn't caused me any problems so far thankfully. ...  Read the complete review

I use a Wilson Advantage tennis racquet nowadays. I have tried many different raquets over the years from My Wilson Rally II when I was Just 11 years old to My Wilson Ace when I was a teenager. I have had 3 other racquets since then and have not been able to match the ball control until now. I have found My Donnay Agassi raquet to not be strung tightly enough.I cannot get the power into my shots with it because it lacks taughtness. My Next Racquet was a Slazenger Pro Style. It was tighter and maybe too tight as I snapped strings on it twice.It had an awkward Sweet spot too high up the raquet. The head was much bigger so My shots were more accurate as i had more ...  Read the complete review

This is the racket (yes I know that's spelt wrongly) that I've been using for a year now and I find it very responsive. The design of it may look a bit gimmicky at first but it plays like a dream. The 'Power Holes' are simply largened grommits where the strings go through the frames but they are supposed to increase power on off-centre hits but giving the strings more travel. It is hard to tell whether they actually do this or not but the racket is fairly forgiving. If you are looking for outright power, this racket isn't for you. It has a power rating of 6.4 which means that it is designed for players with large swings that hit the ...  Read the complete review