Head Tennis Rackets Review of Ti s6 Model

The sweet spot is a fraction outside the middle towards the end-of-the-head and is large enough to allow forgivable volleys and return of serve strokes.
March 20, 2010
By Choya C. Teichelman "Choya T." (Lubbock, TX)

I tried this racquet in Demo program from tennis-warehouse and liked it a lot, because of its light weight (8 oz something) and high string tension...
It improved my top spin serve and shots, as I find myself in moderate swing speed player with lot of slicing and spin shots.
July 13, 2010
By Ayananshu Monpara (boston ma)

When you hit the sweet spot on this guy, the ball has some great zing to it, and the spin it puts on the ball is great.
April 25, 2011
By David I. Sutton

I love my new Head titanium tennis racquet as it is so easy to handle.
March 26, 2011
By T. C. Tindall "rivereagle" (creston, nc USA)

It is light weight, about the same as the liquid metal. The handle is extra long, by just a centimeter or so. But that gives one a much better leverage. Yes, the sweet spot is slightly bigger than on the other racquet.
February 15, 2011
By R. Mitra "mystery writer" (Long Island, NY United States)

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WOW DO I LIKE THIS RACQUET! It really makes a difference in my game - lighter, tighter strings, more power, low vibration.
February 3, 2011
By Worldwide Available (Haiti)

If you want to play tennis at a competitive level, but not professional, then I found this to be a great racket.
March 11, 2010
By H. Nguyen