Head Ti-S6 Tennis Racquet-4 1/2
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| Head Ti-S6 Tennis Racquet-4 1/2 |
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| Manufacturer: HEAD |
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| List Price: $68.95 |
| Sale Price: $69.50 |
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Product Description |
| This Racquet comes strung with Wilson Synthetic at the middle of the recommended tension range. A straight beam coupled with a and ;head heavy widebody, this ultra-light titanium model has more power than the Ti S5 and more control than the now discontinued Ti.S7. With its excellent torsional stability, the S6 will perform best in the hands of players with compact to medium stroke styles seeking a larger sweetspot that combines a nice balance of power and an open string pattern producing an ideal for topspin and slice players with an all court game. and ; The S6 comes fully equipped with Head`s Titanium technology, which provides much needed stability and comfort for the player. This composite weave allows the racquet to be very lightweight to reduce stress on the player`s arms while keeping its solid feel. This in turn eables significantly better frame maneuverability. Overall, a great choice for players looking for a lightweight and solid frame. and ; The Ti. S6 comes pre-strung with at and ;62 lbs (mid-tension). |
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Product Details |
- All racquets include free stringing with a basic synthetic gut.
- String tension is set to the middle of the recommended range.
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Customer Reviews |
 HEAD - TiS6 tennis racket |
| Review Date: March 20, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Choya C. Teichelman, Lubbock, TX |
| I have hit with this racket for 5+ years and it is very light weight, strong and delivers a high quality return on strokes, serves and overheads. 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. I have purchased additional rackets (babolet, wilson) that cost much more, but that simply can't fit my game. This is a great racket for kids, high schoolers or those over 50. |
Awsome racquet lightest and fastest
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| Review Date: July 13, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Ayananshu Monpara, boston ma |
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. Material is really good and makes somewhat different but strong noise on impact with ball. At first I thought something is wrong because my Head liquidmetal 4 does not make any noise at all, and this one is like a big drum sound ! but I find is really good to play with.... |
good racquet for its price
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| Review Date: November 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Chithanh N. Nguyen, |
| It's not the best of the best but it's a good racquet. It has bigger sweetspot, makes the "pop" sound every time I hit the ball. Not bad for the price I paid. The only "cons" I see is, the racquet is a little too long for someone my size (5'3). But overall, I think it's good. |
Tennis racquet
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| Review Date: November 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Amazon Fan, Waterloo, IA |
| A great upgrade from the cheap racquet I was using before. The racquet is light, the grip very good. |
Head Ti-S6 Tennis Racquet
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| Review Date: April 18, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Sue Moss, |
| I used this racquet, for the first time, today. Not bad. Very light weight and easy to handle. |
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