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 own a Wilson K Blade Tennis Racket. I purchased it from a local sports retailers for £60, as it was half price and its really helped my game. The racket came with a black handle and frame, with orange tints throughout the frame. The racket head strings has the standard Wilson 'W' printed onto it in red. It also came with a black case, that covers the entire racket, which also has a strap for carrying the racket over your shoulder. The racket itself is superb. It's beautifully balanced, weighing 304g when unstrung. This balance allows both control and power. The K zone (as its know) has a unique oversized string holes feature, which allows for ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the Ncode N1 during Wimbledon 3 years ago. At the time it cost around £200 online and was used by players like Serena Williams. The racket was a White/Silver colour and really did look amazing. Price As I stated above the price for this racket when purchased was around the £200 mark which I was not to bothered about paying. The reason for this was because I thought a tennis racket is something you keep and you pay for quality. Now if you look round the internet you could probably find this for around £80 and for that price it is absoloute bargain. Features The racket is known for being a powerful racket and with it ...  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