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Advantages: pedigree, simplicity
Disadvantages: you've got ot be good to use this bad boy!

...advanced, you want absolute control over what you're doing. oh - btw. Production of this racket stalled for several years increasing demand, but due to strong (cult) following, Wilson started production again. Almost impossible to find this one cheap, despite being almost a 15 year old design. ... Read review

Advantages: Light, cheap for titanium
Disadvantages: Small racket head

...TiS6 which has a larger head and thicker frame. I find the racket easy to use and can handle all types of shots both with power from the base line and delicate touches around the net. I have only just replaced the strings after 1 and a half years. As newer rackets are now coming on the market the TiS2 is now an excellent choice as they can be picked up for near the £100 which is pretty good for a titanium racket. ... Read review

Advantages: long grip, more power
Disadvantages: big headsize (disadvantage only for pros)

I have bought 5 of these rackets about 4 years ago, and since then I play every day with them. As I started playing with them they were represented by the Serena Brand, Serena Williams used to play with them, now if you are pro I won't recoamand you to buy it, cause as a pro you need about 3-4 identic rackets, and since this model isn't fabricated anymore you meight have problems finding more of them on the market. Mainly it has been designed more ...
...backhand with two hands, so that bouth hands fit on the grip, weights 260 gramms without strings and overgrip, so it's a quite light racket, the weight is situated in the head, which provides you more strenght, as specially when serving. I don't know what happened when I bought them, but I guess that I'm the only one whoose Hammer 6 headsize is 613cm, the model that I am reviewing right now it's headsize is 665cm, but the rest of the caracteristics ... Read review

Advantages: Light, brilliant control, excellent grip, great value.
Disadvantages: Power is only just above average.

...little effort. In this respect Dunlop outdo other leading tennis racket brands. I was in for yet another surprise when i started playing with the racket more. The new semi-concave technology used in the racket's rim makes the sweetspot far bigger. I found that although the power was not huge I hit the sweetspot far more often and the strength of my shots was far more consistent. This racket may not make you a better tennis player but I think it ... Read review

Advantages: A good all round racket, recommended for those with weaker wrists
Disadvantages: A very light racket so shots can sometimes be miss hit

...produced good power with the Wilson Hammer and we found this especially useful on the backhand slice. When hitting a backhand slice, we found plenty of spin and grip on the ball from the stringbed, and direction and depth were easy to gauge. We were also able to generate some good topspin with the Hammer, which we found especially useful when hitting angles or lobs. If the racket has any drawbacks off the ground, it is the inherent lightness built ...
...a classic stroke style, the Wilson Hyper Hammer is a versatile racquet that should garner similar popularity as previous Hammer models. Control oriented players should definitely give this racket a try, as when swung at a medium pace, the racquet offers a good level of comfort and feel. Stronger players may want to beef up the weight of the racket and at only 9.8 ounces, there is plenty of room for customization. ... Read review