HEAD TiFire - a choice to improve your game (Ti Fire)

Member Name: Paul

Product:	Ti Fire
Date:	14/10/06 (389 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Great control, very maneuverable, presice shots and big spot point

Disadvantages: Requires some power from the player

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 Titanium) in one of the shops and had long discussion with the sales manager who said it's a great choice for advanced level.
Racquet appeared to be very comfortable in my hand, the balance was great and it wasn't heavy at all (not too light though). During the play I felt that I can reall control the ball but for aggressive play I had to be aggressive myself because it's swing style (rating L1 - closer to pro than amateur) requires some physical background from the player.
Overall it's a great racquet for those who look for greater improving of their game but not yet ready to use the tour series racquets (Flexpoint, NCode etc.).

Summary: Great choice for advancing players