🎾 Graphite Carbon Beach Tennis Racket: Lightweight Paddle Racquet with Coverbag - 23mm Design Review

I like this racket. That's very pleasant. Nice to hold. That's a good weight. It's easy to use. I felt that he was playing very well. It seemed solid and well made. The grip was good. It was easy to play with him. The design is very good, I recommend it.

I like how this racquet feels in my hand. It's lightweight and can bounce a hard ball like a regular graphite paddleball racket that costs twice as much. What I don't like is that he lacks control over ball placement.

This is a good light and comfortable racket. It came in a nice bag that's actually big enough to hold two racquets. It has ventilation holes that reduce wind resistance and make it easier for your face to hold it while swinging. The racquet is strong and very light for its size. The handle is the right size for my hand (I wear an M surgical glove) and has a nice soft tang that's easy to hold and doesn't get slippery. I am very happy with it.

I was expecting it to arrive on January 17th or 18th but it got to me on January 14th. I am delighted and absolutely satisfied with this product. As for the details of the paddle, it's beefier than the Revain advert suggests. It hits really well and looks like a good build. Almost comparable to the Iceman and Marvell paddles I own. The tennis ball hits the racquet surface very well with minimal vibration. The only thing I didn't expect was that there was no case included with the kit, but other