Tennis Racquets - General Tips & Comments Reviews

It seems that the average tennis player spends far more money on tennis racquets and equipment than necessary. Before one buys an expensive racquet one should have mastered the basic strokes and be able to hold a rally hitting the ball at least 20 times. On the other hand a tennis pro has very catered needs so an expensive tennis ...  Read the complete review

Choosing a new tennis racket is a very big decision in deed. You could just choose a racket that looks good (pot-luck). I would not advise this as the racket could work for you but on the other hand it could just put a hole in your pocket. When choosing a racket you need to take a few things into account: You have to ask ...  Read the complete review

I used to do a lot of racket customisation for players looking for an increase in the size of sweetspot without altering the feel of their raket too much. The key issue involved is the swing weight of the equipment. If you imagine two poles 60cm long with 100grams of lead positioned on them, one with all the weight at the tip and one with the ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to buying tennis racquets, there are many options that you have to consider. The main governing feature when choosing a tennis racquet for most people is the price. It is possible to get a tennis racquet for £10, but obviously they're not very good. I would never suggest paying more than about £180 for any tennis racquet because ...  Read the complete review

When you are going to buy a new tennis raquet, there are several decisions that you must take: Firstly where are you going to look for it from. I recommend that you go to a specialist sports shop which has a person who can advise on what racquet you need for your type of play. They will have a broad knowledge of tennis as a game, and ...  Read the complete review

I have had several decent racquets over the years, and it seemed that a racquet I've liked others haven't and vice versa. I actually want to mention something that everyone I know who has tried it really likes: lead tape. The sweet spot on a tennis racquet is, by design, near the base on the handle side. The shape and weight ...  Read the complete review

i find it difficult to find the right kind of tennis racket to play with. I prefer ones that are fairly light, and quite powerful. There is a very big range of rackets and loads and loads of makes. Like wilson, head, dunlop. prokennex, fishcer just to name a few. Rackets are made out of many differenmt materials such as, titanium, graphite, ...  Read the complete review