When I first played with this racquet it had the power but not the control, from by point of view it’s not a beginners racquet. It is designed for players with fast swings; it has a large sweet spot for the extra power and it very light. It has a shock inside the handle for maximum vibration absorbtion.One of the best Head Titanium racquets. The Ti.Heat Comfort Zone comes with a comfort zone to minimize the shock and vibration on every swing you take. One good point for this racquet is the top spin you can put on the ball, with its shape you can whip the ball round quickly. Also the slice is great too especially for serves. I have thrown my racquet around the courts a few times, lol, but it still works, (its durable) Again I would say that this is not for beginners as it’s a fast swing and beginners can’t handle it (from my experience). So this racquet should be on the buy list as its good for its money and a good racquet all round. (Except control it could be better but you could have the strings changed too suit it and give its control up a notch)
If you want a good quality racquet, for a good price, and sick feel, a Head TI- is the best way to go.
Below are the specs of the racquet
Midplus Specs
102 sq. in. / 658 sq. cm. Length: 27 inches / 69 cm Strung Weight: 10oz / 284g Balance: Even Balance Swing weight: 294 Stiffness: 63 Beam Width: 22mm Straight Beam Composition: Graphite/Titanium Composite Power Level: Low Swing Speed: Moderate-Fast Grip Type: SoftTac Traction String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses Mains skip: 6T,8T,10T,7H,9H Two Piece No shared holes
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Price
around 50pounds
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