🎾 OPPUM Adult 27" Graphite 100% Full Carbon Pro Tennis Racket - 360 Super Light Speed Team Match Racquet for Professionals and Training Review

Bought for my teenage son. He played for two months and ruined both racquets. This racket was a replacement. He likes it and says he's light. I recommend because the price was right. It came with a bag and my son is happy.

The product is ok, light and good price. But the quality and workmanship is not very good. I returned it twice a day for a good quality racket. I hope this lasts a little longer. Please see my photos. The edges of the top of the racquet do not adhere well to the racquet. Pay attention to this when buying. Low quality.

I haven't played in 10 years so I wasn't willing to spend $200 on a Wilson Blade but recently bought a $16 Wilson at Target which is sooo heavy was. It was a good medium and I liked the color and how bright it was. I don't know the brand but I feel great playing it. The bag is also a nice addition, it is well made and offers enough space to store balls, water bottle, keys and mobile phone.

This one should be good to begin with, decent quality. It has a compact feel with a handle that sticks. The strings last a long time, advanced players will immediately want to shorten the strings to non-original strings. As with any racquet it takes time to get used to, it is recommended to play and/or practice for at least 20 hours to get a feel for it, probably not so much a basic level for a pure racquet in general.

I am by no means a professional tennis player, I am 100% new to the sport. I was looking for a good cheap racquet that would last a while. It didn't turn out to be that bad at first. The quality of the racket is very solid. The carbon fiber is great and well made. It's also very light and the color looks really cool on it. The rebound of the racquet is quite stable in my layman's opinion. The racket will last me for a while, I can already say that. The racket comes with a great little quality…

I consider myself a tennis novice with about a year of training experience. I wanted to replace my aluminum tennis racket with this graphene racket to improve my game. Many other established brands are very expensive. Since it was cheaper I was concerned that the quality of the racquet might not be very good. I was pleasantly surprised that this racquet is actually very good. A friend of mine has a Wilson racquet and I think this racquet is quite comparable. I have much better control over my…

I have been playing tennis for many years. I used to use the Head Extreme Pro (11.7 oz) which is a bit heavy for me and sometimes my wrist hurts. Then I found this racquet which has the same head size and string pattern as the Head racquet but is lighter. It is much cheaper than other racquets with similar characteristics. So far I've used the racket for about two weeks (8 times) and I really like it. It's relatively lighter, which is good for my elbow and wrist. It generates enough power and…

The first racket came with a poorly sewn cover. There were big holes and the handle started slipping from the bottom. Thought it was just poor quality control and sent back to Revain. Got a replacement and the case was fine, but I've used the racquet twice for casual play and I think I have a string problem. I don't know what they are but they seem very loose and have a lot less tension compared to other pre-strung racquets I have. I don't like the way the racquet plays and I think it has to do

I am a seasoned tennis veteran with several premium racquets from Babolat and Wilson. My teenage cousin wanted to start playing and I read reviews on this racquet and thought it might be a good beginner's racquet. She definitely looks good, but definitely not suitable for a beginner or a veteran. Upon receipt, we immediately began playtesting. The racquet isn't the lightest, but that's okay. It has an average weight compared to other weight ranges. The racquet feels so heavy that most of the…