HEAD LIQUIDMETAL 8 TENNIS RACKET REVIEW

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The Liquidmetal 8 from Head features a 112sq. inch over-sized racket head which makes it a good choice for a beginners tennis racket, the racket has a large sweet spot and increased stability because of the Total Sweetspot Construction.

Designed to help generate power the liquidmetal 8 is best for better beginners or those who hope to progress quickly and would like a racket for the long haul.

At 27 1/3 inches long this is longer than many comparable rackets but it still remains maneuverable despite its length and light weight.

The balance of the racket feels good and is slightly head heavy (4 pts). Head also have a Liquidmetal 4 tennis racket which is another racket suitable for beginners, although the liquidmetal 4 has a smaller head size and is probably for slightly better players.



Rated: 9.4 out of 10

HEAD LIQUIDMETAL 8 TENNIS RACKET REVIEW Rating: 9.4 out of 10

Head Liquidmetal 4 Tennis Racket Review

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Although the Head Liquidmetal 4 has a headsize of 102 sq. in which is a smaller than some other beginners tennis rackets it is still large enough to be suitable for beginners.

The Liquidmetal 4 is designed with intermediate players in mind but it does offer a slightly larger sweet spot than standard tennis rackets.

It would make a good choice for those who would like to pick a quality beginners tennis racket that they can still use as their skill increases.

A quality tennis racket without the high price of rackets that are linked with high profile players. Head also have a Liquidmetal 8 tennis racket which has a larger over-sized head of 112sq. inch and a larger more forgiving sweet spot.

Rated: 8.2 out of 10

Head Liquidmetal 4 Tennis Racket Rating: 8.2 out of 10

Wilson Two BLX 110 - Tennis Racket Review

This racket was updated in 2014 and is one of the lightest tennis rackets for beginners from Wilson.

The light weight adds to the maneuverability of the racket and the racket is weighted towards the head for even more power from the swing.

The large over-sized head should mean hitting the sweet spot with this racket is easier for beginners.

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Head Ti S5 Comfort Zone Tennis Racket

This racket is well suited to tennis beginners, the over sized head of the give a greater chance of beginners hitting the sweet spot.

Weighted towards the head of the racket to give more power from slower swings the Head Ti S5 uses ComfortZone technology to dampen vibration, this can be essential for those who are not used to playing for extended periods.

The Head TiS5 is also suitable for intermediate players so you will not need to update the racket as your skill improves.

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Babolat Drive Max 110 Tennis Racquet

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Although this racket from Babolat is aimed at more advanced tennis players it can still be a good choice for tennis beginners who wish to add some power to their shots.

The head is 110sq. in. which is slightly oversized with a large sweet spot which is great for beginners. The light weight and stiffness of the racket again helps with the power delivery.

The string pattern helps with hitting the ball true but getting high amounts of spin on the ball is difficult.

The Babolat Drive Max 110 is perfect for anyone who wants to increase their power but still wants the security of a slighly over-sized head and large sweet spot.



Babolat Drive Max 110 Tennis Racquet
Rating: 8.4 out of 10