Advantages: great control, good stability, good power Disadvantages: can feel heavy in long matches, price
I bought this racket as a demo racket and here's my review of how it was a felt, To really get to know the racquet, I played with it every day for almost three weeks, for a total of approximately 40 hours.
GROUNDSTROKES
When hitting off the ground I felt totally at ease with the racquet from the very first ball. it gave me great power and control and i felt i could manouvre the ball anywhere around the court.
It has great feel, with just the right amount of stiffness and flex. One of the first things that impressed me was the racquet head stability.When at reaching out and under pressure out wide, I noticed how aware I was of both the control I had over the racquet head and the amount ofhand and arm feedback I received, allowing me to play well placed defensive balls with confidence and accuracy to all corners of the court ...
Advantages: Great spin, good strokes all round, decent serves and volleys. Good all-round racket. Disadvantages: 107sq inch headsize, possibly too big? Not too much control on volleys. but that is all!
Iv'e had this racket for approx 6 months. Was moving from a Babolat Aeropro drive (original), only because I just don't think the Babolat is particularly suited to my game (And the strings broke!). I'm a steady player, not brilliant but still play well. I bought it from the Tennis Warehouse website in the US. I had it custom strung with Head Sonic Pro 17 gauge string at 60lbs. I didn't know much about the strings or the tension but enough to kinda know what I was doing after reading many reviews! At first I found the racket hard to get used to, shots spraying all over the shop and just pretty poor play! However, I think this was down to my ability at the time and the change between rackets. I decided to keep playing with it anyway, (I didnt have much choice as the Babolat was being re-strung anyway). After few days of hitting my strokes ...
Advantages: Light but tough Disadvantages: poor factory grip
I bought this squash racket as a amateur after my last racket broke the strings and I thought it better to buy a good racket rather than replace the strings.
The price was fantastic as a i bought it in Lilywhites with 70% off, but if buying full price i would say it is a bit pricey. However the performance of the racket if top draw. I've had it for a few years now and still it is serving me very well.
The durability of this racket is one of the hidden qualities i have found. With me not being a brilliant squash player, I've had my fair share of wall hits, but the protective plastic on the frame is still protecting and it has not even chipped or scratched.
The racket also looks very good and I've been asked many a time if i could lend my racket for people to have a go. it hits well and suits a hard hitting game but can equally handle ...
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Product details
Long Name
ATP Master Tennis Racket
Type
Tennis Racket
Manufacturer
Head
Ciao
Listed on Ciao since
19/12/2008
Manufacturer's product description
The Head ATP Master Tennis Racket is the ideal racquet for entry level players. The Head ATP Master Tennis Racket features a larger headsize and Titanium technology to offer great playability with maximum power. Beam: 25 mm, Head size: 710 cm?, Weight: 280 g, Balance: 345 mm/even, Length: Standard, 685 mm. Available in grip sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Supplied with an ATP Pro Bag.
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