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Wilson Blade Team Tennis Racket $79.99
$79.99
List Price:$119.00
Price:$79.99 & FREE Shipping
Thinner beam construction enhances dwell time and adds control for aggressive players
Frame geometry and design inspired by current blade performance frames
Matte finish with a detailed pattern on the inner rim above 3 & 9
Pre-strung with Wilson sensation, a multifilament string built for arm-friendly comfort and playability
https://www.amazon.com/Wilson-Bla...146&sr=8-6
Price:$79.99 & FREE Shipping
Thinner beam construction enhances dwell time and adds control for aggressive players
Frame geometry and design inspired by current blade performance frames
Matte finish with a detailed pattern on the inner rim above 3 & 9
Pre-strung with Wilson sensation, a multifilament string built for arm-friendly comfort and playability
https://www.amazon.com/Wilson-Bla...146&sr=8-6
Created 02-18-2020
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I'm using a Wilson Tour Slam right now.
I'm using a Wilson Tour Slam right now.
Most competitive players take these stock frames and then mod them (grip, strings, etc). Playing style obviously dictates what you pick. Athletic net rusher, or big server? How much spin you play with is a big factor.
Checking the price history, this racket has been around $80 since December.
Most competitive players take these stock frames and then mod them (grip, strings, etc). Playing style obviously dictates what you pick. Athletic net rusher, or big server? How much spin you play with is a big factor.
Checking the price history, this racket has been around $80 since December.
How has racquet technology changed in the last 25 years? Like are classic racquets of the late 90s still competitive or its like playing with wood?
Diff between 4 1/4 and 4 3/8 ?
Also do you know the quality of the string which comes prestrung along with this ?
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you should probably check here to measure the correct grip for your hands
https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/...psize.html
For reference I played college tennis and actively coach juniors and adults with roughly 10 years of experience. This racket that's on sale is a great overall racket though, I would recommend it for people not looking to play more than a couple of times a month or year.
12x a year? Probably. Weekly? For sure.
The Blade @10.4 oz about the same weight as your current, but you might miss an oversize head.
Carbon fiber rackets feel much than aluminum, but break more easily if you whack something hard by accident or in a fit of anger (or a bad ball frame hit on a hard swing)
I liked the Head LM Radical OS, no longer made, so we'll see if I break my current one.Head Radical OS Limited is similar, 107sq in, 11.2oz unstrung, 11.8oz strung. $99 so a bit more $, about same head size as your current, but definitely heavier.
https://www.tennisexpre
Heavier rackets are harder to do those reflexive arm powered squash shots but they'll take more of the impact (and deliver less to you).
Or if you want ~10.4oz in OS head there's the Head Radical Microgel OS. $90 at amazon now.
I'm using a Wilson Tour Slam right now.