Review on 🎾 OPPUM Adult Carbon Fiber Tennis Racket - Super Light Weight, Shock-Proof & Throw-Proof - Includes Tennis Bag & Overgrip by Bill Lacy

It's not a *bad* racquet, but it's not great either. Who is this racket for? This is for the basic, naked beginner. Absolute novice. This racquet is for people who suspect that they want to learn tennis but are not sure if they will continue playing tennis because the moment you decide to continue playing tennis you will notice the disadvantages of the racquet : You will need more power is in your hands.* You will need more precision. There's enough power and precision for someone learning the basics of both forehand and backhand. But once you start connecting with your teacher, you're officially out of this racket. It took me about a month to retrain on a real tennis racquet. Your mileage may vary. What are the racket's strengths?* It's very light weight, but it doesn't always have to be a strength. Some men and strong women may find this racquet uncomfortable.* Well built. Most of time. I bought two (one for me, one for my wife) and the clutch on one of them broke after a month of play. It actually came right away. But the hardware is solid.* Yes, there's a racquet bag, but it's only marginally better than no bag. All in all, if you're wondering whether or not to play tennis and money is an issue, you can't do better than this racquet. However, if $150 isn't such a big deal, or if you're sure you want to keep playing tennis then you really should invest in something like the Babolat Pure Drive as you'll outgrow this racquet pretty quickly. : Tennis racquets are like cars. Truly amazing racquets are very expensive. Last year's models are almost as good as this year's models and are much cheaper. Two-year-old models are almost as good as last year's models and significantly cheaper than this year's models. Rinse and repeat.