Touch Prestige MP comes integrated with Graphene Touch technology which creates a more muted and dampened feel when the ball touches the string bed. Sporting a 119sq in head size and 28mm thick beam, the ProKennex is certainly a forgiving racket to play with. It’s also a smart choice for players who may be prone to tennis elbow, which can develop in the forearm tendons after repetitive motion. Other strokes: My forehand is a semi-western long stroke with heavy topspin-the racquet did not affect it much but I got maybe 15% more spin from the big face and less mishits, same for my basic kick serve. S6 racquet is commonly recognized as one of the most popular racquets on the market, so it might not come as a surprise that we're ranking this as the best budget racquet.

This attracts beginner players who want to get some skills or even intermediate players who want to improve their game. This oversized version of Babolat’s flagship power racket is a lightweight alternative to the more beefy Pure Drive.Pros of the Head Titanium Ti S6 include its power and control, lightweight design, and good spin potential.

This racquet still offers a stable hit from M40X technology, which is an elastic graphite material used in the throat to improve flex and stability. The Head Titanium Ti S6 is known for its combination of power and control, thanks to its oversized head, lightweight frame, and open string pattern.If you’re an intermediate player and looking for a racquet that offers power and comfort, look no further than the EZONE 98. It is also a good option for those with weaker arm strength, as well as those with existing injuries. But the ease of swing, the comfort, and the effortless power are so addictive that I went ahead and bought one!

Poly strings are stiffer and last much longer than synthetic gut, so they’ll hold their tension better and will offer a little extra control. Like Speed S, Touch Instinct MP also comes with Graphene integrated into the frame for a more dampened feel, perfect for intermediate and advanced-level ball strikers looking for controllable power. In fact, power is something beginner and intermediate players crave, and the good news is, with 318 swing weight, Head Ti S6 helps generate extra power for powerful shots. This makes the frame much more stable on off-center hits and volleys and still has good power and performance.Wilson has done a great job of engineering stability in their Clash line up, whilst making this a very comfortable and flexible racket to play with. The racket utilises the Ti technology which weaves titanium into the graphite construction creating much lighter racket without compromising its stiffness or power offered. 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. In this Head Ti S6 review we’ll be putting one of the most popular entry level rackets to the test and explaining what makes it the perfect tennis racket for a beginner.