What Tennis Racket Should I Buy at Buying

What Tennis Racket Should I Buy. Age, player level, materials, and price. The heaviest racket you can handle, the type of tennis you play, and the duration you are on the court.

However, personal preference does play a big part in choosing the racquet, and this aspect is too often overlooked. Wilson pro staff 97s, yonex tour g 310 (duel g 310 should probably be fine too). The best tennis racket for you is always:

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If that still doesn’t impress you, demo a new model of your current racquet alongside a freshly strung old faithful. If you are in any doubt, choose a racket with a smaller grip size than you need and then you add your own grips later on for a small cost. And if you can find head liquidmetal radical midplus second hand in good condition, that's a beauty too. In fact, we would recommend always buying a racket with a slightly smaller grip size than you need and then buying what are called ‘overgrips’ to use on top of the actual grip.