[silyaunWILLIAMS]

Hi, I'm 5foot tall and an aggresive player who's looking for a better raquet. Right now I use Babolat's Nadal Junior which is 240g; headsize is 680 square centimetres and it's 25 inches (635mm) in length. Any recommendatons? A raquet and a link to where I can purchase it would be great. Thanks.

[OUT!!!]

Hi everyone im new to the site and am about to join my local tennis club id love some advice on a racket. Im 16 and dont have a very powerful shot , im left handed and very tall but seem to hit the net a good bit. Im looking for a cheap racket that can help me on my way any suggestions?.....thanks and im glad to be part of the forum.

[DefyingGravity]

Originally Posted by Veelieve

Hi, I'm 5foot tall and an aggresive player who's looking for a better raquet. Right now I use Babolat's Nadal Junior which is 240g; headsize is 680 square centimetres and it's 25 inches (635mm) in length. Any recommendatons? A raquet and a link to where I can purchase it would be great. Thanks.

I would ask if you need anything in regards to more spin, more power, or more control from the one you have now, and how necessary is it to change rackets?

[Aaron.]

Originally Posted by OUT!!!

Hi everyone im new to the site and am about to join my local tennis club id love some advice on a racket. Im 16 and dont have a very powerful shot , im left handed and very tall but seem to hit the net a good bit. Im looking for a cheap racket that can help me on my way any suggestions?.....thanks and im glad to be part of the forum.

This is the racquet I use and it's pretty cheap I bought it for 110$



I'm guessing it's more for the advanced player though...but you should look at some head racquets because they're cheaper then like wilson or babolat and the play good aswell

[OUT!!!]

Originally Posted by Aaron.

you should look at some head racquets because they're cheaper then like wilson or babolat and the play good aswell

Ye I was thinking that to my self alright .... thanks mate.

[miffedmax]

If you can, arrange to playtest a racket before you buy. Unless you're an absolute beginner it'll make a difference.

[Aluminari]

I am a complete beginner, and would like some advice on purchasing a racket? I bought a random racket off eBay - Dunlop Slam 27. It seemed OK at first, but now when I strike the ball, it reverbrates up my arm and I feel serious pain. Now more than likely I am not striking the ball correctly, but then I tried a friend's old Wilson Hammer 6.7, and the anti-shock was really evident! Could anyone recommend a similar racket to this, with a lot of anti-shock, good for beginners? I am guessing a large sweet-spot would also help!

[OUT!!!]

I decided to get the Rodger Fedder Wilson 110 racket it has light weight technology and of course shock wave. I would highly recommend this racket for beginners it only cost me 30 quid too so why not try it out

[Aluminari]

Originally Posted by OUT!!!

I decided to get the Rodger Fedder Wilson 110 racket it has light weight technology and of course shock wave. I would highly recommend this racket for beginners it only cost me 30 quid too so why not try it out

Thanks for the reply man, I will give it a shot.

[IceSkaTennisFan]

I'm just starting to play around for fun. I have never played, but I would appreciate it if someone here could recommend me a good starting racket that's cheap/affordable. I'm about 5ft 9 if that helps. Thanks!

[icewind]

yeh im just starting out, i purchased a wilson kfactor Kontrol. i'm thinking i need a larger sweetspot, though its very good for controlled shots. any recommendations? i was thinking something like this one http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Wilson-K-Fact...item2c581e7a69

[silyaunWILLIAMS]

Try a Babolat Aero Drive, it'll help you develop hitting topspin and with that you can be more aggressive.