HEAD Ti.S6 Strung Tennis Racquet (4-1/2): Your Ultimate Tennis Partner Review

Very disappointed in this seller. Waited two weeks for an order to be delivered and when it finally arrived the racquet was used, broken and the grip was completely worn out. The Ti6 head is a great beginner's racquet but elsewhere.

I'm new to tennis and have played with a few basic racquets but after reading some articles , I brought this one with me . It's light, good power and control with a larger sweet spot. Although there is a strange noise for some time during recording. The broker stings about 1 hour a day after about a week of play, which was obvious. I'll wear it and have more fun I think.

I would probably still be playing my 20 year old racquet if I hadn't recently broken a string. I have shown a few other clubs (e.g. borrowed from friends) and I really liked both of them. But the reviews for this racquet have been so unanimously positive, and this racquet has been around for a number of years now, Head must be doing something right or this racquet would have ended up in the dustbin with the others. So far I haven't been disappointed. I overcome my lack of skill with enthusiasm…

I was on the high school tennis team almost 40 years ago and last played seriously about 30 years ago. Now that I'm in my fifties, I wanted to get back into the game to get some exercise. My last racquet (remember how long ago that was) was the Arthur Ash Head Comp 63lb racquet with VS gut. I just love the Head Ti-S6! I like its lightness as I can move my head quickly to take pictures I couldn't even take in high school. It has a lot of power whether it's volleys or ground shots. Control from…