Tennis Rackets

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Yes, when i saw this racket for the first time i'd never even heard of it. I knew about dunlop, but this collage of numbers really took me back. Any way it was reasonably priced so i decided to have a go. It wasn't my kind of a racket, it was uncomfortable, poorly designed and i kept feeling shock in my arm. The colours were fine if you were going to use the racket, maybe once or twice a year, but not every day. It proved a useless buy and i think ... 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: good graphite starting racket
Disadvantages: Cheaper ones are okay if your just starting

When the time came and i needed a new tennis racket i didnt want to spend too much but i wanted a powerful lightweight racket. I have been impressed with this racket and it has impoved my serve giving me more accuracy and speed. The racket is Graphite which means its strong and lightweight. The racket has something called "Vibrotec s" which is supposed to lessen string vibrations but i didnt notice this actually doing anything amazing but better ... Read review

Advantages: Can really benefit your tennis
Disadvantages: Can set you back a few pounds

...I would choose rackets like Head liquid metal prestige, Wilson N61 tour or the Prince NX Tour Graphite MP. If your swing on the other hand is very short and slow, you should get a powerful racket as your swing is giving you your control you just need a bit of extra power. I would recommend, a Wilson Ncode1, Head liquid metal 8 or the yonex Vcon 30. And if your swing is average and your swing speed isn't fast or slow I would tell you to choose a ...
...For example the bigger the head on the racket the more power it will have, and the tighter the strings the more control the racket has. The final thing you need to know when purchasing a racket is that of the grip size. A way of telling this is hold the racket in your forehand grip and you should be able to squeeze a finger in which touches both the end of your fingers and your palm. Thanks for reading this review and I hope it helps when purchasing ... Read review

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The Australian Open has started but you wouldn’t think so, there has been limited coverage on both sky and terrestrial TV. I managed to watch a match on Euro sport, I am surprised that it isn’t receiving that much coverage, it is after all the start of another tennis season. It gives you an outlook on how the top players are playing and what new players are emerging, I don’t think it’s right to concentrate solely on Wimbledon ...
...is just as important. It sets a precedent for the rest of the season. Players are now finishing playing their first round matches. The top seeds are through as is Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski. I do realise that the time factor could be a factor but still they could show highlights. ... Read review