Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

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Comments: I had this racquet for about a year now and it was the first performance racquet I had. At first I loved it. It was light and I wasn't that strong then. It had powerful shots that I couldn't have done with any other racquet. But I came to dislike it now that I play with better players. The lightness is quite useless when trying to counter a fast heavy ball. You have to exert a LOT of force and the light frame does not dampen as much vibration as I want it to. As a result, my arm constantly pains. I believe this racquet is only for beginners but as you get better, it is wise to switch to a heavier racquet. Comments: Got this racquet whilst on holiday in Queensland, played every day and was stunned how good it was, although it did take a few days to get used to it. I have had a Prince O3 Silver and 03 Blue, Head Metallix 115, and currently use a Prince Ozone 4, but this racquet has surprised me with its power level. And this is with the crappy factory strings, imagine what it will do with a re-string!? It definitely needs better strings to give a little more feel and control, but, for first up hitting, my girlfriend who is an A grader, said I am playing better with it in place of my Prince Ozone 4. To those people who have condemned it, shame on you, it is good for Intermediate players too.

Comments: Used this racquet for a year and a half, when I was first starting out. Great for beginners to intermediates. In short, the features, this racquet has to offer, make it an ideal choice for beginners and intermediate tennis players. Comments: I have recently started playing tennis and thiswas my first racquet. This racquet was a good first racquetand offers pretty good control and power from all parts ofthe court. The problems I had with this racquet is that it isI incredibly stiff and caused me wrist pains. The second isthat with the oversized frame I felt like I didn't havecontrol of the racquet. Due to my wrist pains I would notrecommend this racquet.

Customer Reviews

If you’re still confused about choosing a racquet for yourself, we recommend ‘ Head Ti. S6’ for overall best performance. We love the convenient features, stability, effortless aggressive powerful shots, and uniform distribution of the ball impact of Head MicroGel Radical. So it is worth considering just how light you need to go, based on your playing style, any existing injuries you may have and the level of tennis you’re likely to be playing. A. ‘ Head Ti.S6’ is the best selling head racquet available on the market. Other most selling tennis racquets from this brand are Head Pro Tour 2.0, Head MicroGel Radical, and Head Graphene 360+ Speed Pro.

Comments: I will not lie -- this racquet was not my favorite. My first reason, even though it may sound weird, is that it was too light for me to power though the ball. The second reason is the head size is so big and the size to weight comparison is all messed up. I would say this racquet is good for a teenager or adult if they are beginning but if you are looking to play in hard matches, this is not your racquet. Comments: I have just started using this racquet after trying one that another tennis coach was using. I found that I could control my serves much easier than with my Babolat Pure Storm+. I have used other Head racquets and have found this one to be the best of them hands down. I read the comments about returning power serves and strokes and have found that I have not had any issues. If you feel it is not weighty enough, try adding some lead tape to the head. I did have to adjust my stroke because of the extra power so I wouldn't hit it past the baseline. The one issue I have found and only by talking to others, is that on rare occasion the head may break. Usually those people like to strike their racquet on the ground. As a High School tennis coach I would highly recommend this racquet. Comments: This racquet is a great racquet for all levels. For beginners it is light enough to generate power, but for higher levels you can hit some sweet winners and play great net because of the extremely light weight. It takes a bit of time to tame, but once you do it is a great tool.

This racquet is an excellent choice for intermediate to advanced-level players looking for a comfortable racquet with easy access to spin and controllable power. Comments: Amazing. I've gotten more power, control, and accuracy with this racquet. Its large head has helped me get the sweetspot almost every time. Perfect for fine-tuning your game and becoming a better player in between intermediate and competitive stages. I recommend this to anyone searching for a racquet that allows one to generate power effortlessly while still maintaining a large degree of control on your "winner" shots. Comments: I have been playing tennis for 30 years. I am a club 4.0-4.5. I have a power game - hard flat forehand. This is the best racquet I have ever played with. Great power and even better control. Try it with natural gut strings and you will be in love. Comments: I've had this racquet for about 2 years now. It's a good racquet. I've tried some other racquets because it's kind of old and there's a lot of new racquets in the market. But I can't find anything that come close to it. I'm now looking to buy another Ti.s6. This kind of racquet is the best choice for beginner to intermediate-level players looking for a powerful and fast racquet.

Head Tour Pro is equally the best choice for adult tennis players looking for a vibration-dampened racquet that offers stability and precision on each shot.The 275g strung weight and extended 27.5in length will also not cause you any aggravation, whilst helping you generate as much power as you need with ease! MicroGel, a material integrated into the frame construction, compresses and absorbs the ball impact and uniformly distributes it to the entire frame. As a result, it creates a solid feel and puts less impact on the arm. Comments:With regard to the racquet: it is very light and is very unstable therefore can cause you tennis elbow. I play with a Prince of the year 94, very heavy, fact of "fiberglass" and never I have had tennis elbow. Another problem most tennis players face, especially in hot weather, is the racquet keeps slipping from the hand.

Found this article helpful? Do share it with your friends, family, or teammates who might also find it helpful. Comments: I love this racquet. It is extremely light and has amazing power and control. I would recommend it to anyone looking to play. The Head Ti S6 is not for everyone. If you are looking for something that yields excellent performance when it comes to control, the Ti S6 falls short. It is particularly ineffective for maximizing control when carrying out swings. It is particularly unsuited to those players who utilize longer strokes when swinging. In Conclusion In short, Head Tour Pro is the best choice for adult and beginner players looking to improve precision without sacrificing control. This racquet is built to last, thanks to titanium. All of the Head racquets are so good that, sometimes, it can be difficult to choose the right racquet for your skill and strength level.A. The most expensive head tennis racquet is ‘ Head Prestige Pro’. This racquet is also known as the Ferrari of tennis racquets. FeelFlex involves carbon mapping strategically placed throughout the frame, which increases the connection and feel for the ball. For big hitters who are looking for control in their game, this racquet helps absorb and redirect pace while allowing them to plow through the ball without fear of overhitting. Endorsed by the top ATP tour players like Novak Djokovic, Maria Sharapova, and Andy Murray, you’re safe in the hands of HEAD.