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Oversized tennis rackets are a popular choice for beginners and senior players that want a racket with a big sweet spot and lots of power. If you are in a hurry and you just want to know which oversized racket is the best, then I recommend the Wilson Clash 108 as the best choice as
Wilson Clash Rackets are increasingly becoming one of the most popular tennis racket ranges amongst adult recreational players as they are forgiving rackets that offer great arm comfort due to their low stiffness rating. Continue reading to find out which Clash racket is best for your game! Wilson Clash Rackets (V2) Wilson has launched a
Wilson Tennis Rackets have been used by some of the greatest tennis players of all time including Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Stefan Edberg, Jim Courier, and Serena Williams. Wilson has a long history in tennis, having first started producing tennis equipment in the early 1900s and since then the brand has become synonymous with Tennis.
As mentioned in my recent article on buying used tennis rackets, tennis can be an expensive hobby so I thought I would look at some of the best cheap tennis rackets you can get for under $100 US dollars. I tried to find some affordable rackets that had specs similar to popular and more expensive
Tennis can be one of the most expensive sports to play as there is a lot of equipment (shoes, balls, racket, etc..) that you need before you can even step onto a court. One way that you can save money is by buying a used tennis racket, so in this article, I will look at
Finding the Best Tennis Rackets for Counter Punchers isn’t easy as you need a racket that will provide you plenty of power from the baseline without sacrificing too much control. This article will look at some of the best racket options for Counter Punchers and also provide some recommendations based on a player’s skill level
My racket of choice for the past 3 years has been the Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph but recently I have felt the need to change to a lighter more arm friendly frame like the Wilson Clash 98. I have had on-and-off tennis elbow issues ever since I demoed a Babolat Pure Strike a few
As mentioned in my recent article on the 5 Common Mistakes When Buying a Racket, demoing a racket is a great way to make sure a new racket is a perfect fit for you. This article will look at some of the options you have when it comes to finding racket demo programs in the
This article will look at the 5 Most Common Mistakes recreational players make when Buying a Tennis Racket so you can hopefully avoid making those same mistakes yourself. 5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Tennis Racket 1. Buying a Racket Endorsed by Your Favourite Player This is the number one mistake I see
Tennis Elbow (also known as lateral epicondylitis) is the scourge of many recreational players but there are steps you can take to limit elbow issues such as making sure you play with an arm friendly racket. This article will explain what tennis elbow is and provide you with some tips on what you should look
