best buy Head TiS6 reviews

I've used this racquet for the last 10 years. It is evenly weighted, meant for tennis players with a slower swing (most beginner-intermediate players), had a big sweet spot, and has excellent flexibility and vibration control. This was the top selling racquet in the world at one point, for good reason. The price is excellent for what you get, especially with the astronomical prices of many of today's racquets.

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.

I have had this for more than 2 years now. Its a great racquet to learn because of it's light weight. Its easy on your wrist and elbow. If you are hitting balls hard, or returning fast balls, this racquet loses its touch. It actually becomes hard on your wrist and arm. didn't like this racquet at all. Too much power. Any small amount of force you use, goes out of bounds. I was trying to modify my swing style and holding the racket not to the edge, but somewhere in the middle to hit with less force, but still couldn't get it to work for me. I purchased this racquet over 10 years ago around when it first came out on the market, and with a price tag over $150. At the time, it was one of the first titanium racquets, making lighter than any of its competitors. I'm glad to see it has gone down in price over time.

I first started with this racquet in high school, and have owned the same racquet ever since--a testament to its durability. It's extremely strong and lightweight, making it great for beginner-to-intermediate players. More skilled players will want a heavier, more responsive racquet.

I also tend to play with a lower string tension than many players, and paired with a strong swing, I can really crush the ball with good accuracy--not great accuracy, but good! Some have complained about excessive vibration when hitting, due to the light weight of the racquet, but I have not had any issues with this. Overall I would recommend it. I really like this racquet. Had demoed several others without success before an expert recommended this one to me. He was right. I have no complaints! Its light, it's powerful. It holds well. NO vibrations. The price was right. Now, I just have to work on my strokes... Bought this racket from sports authority and the frame cracked on the second time I played with it. I didn't even do anything that would strain it. For the time I was able to use it...it generates a lot of power on its own. I had to adjust my gripping to accommodate for the natural power of the racket. Once I figured it out I began to like the racket. I would recommend insurance if the seller offers it. I bought this for my early 50's petite mom. She is learning to play, and this racquet fit her profile and budget. At 9 ounces and 8 points head heavy, the frame is very light and generates a ton of power. Full shots are not required to get the ball over the net. A short stroke will suffice. Provides a lively feel at impact. The head is large and forgiving, and the longer length helps cover the court. I recommend the Ti S6 to older players or those seeking more power. Excellent performance and a good value. seller promised restrung racquet. However, it came with the original string. Went to Dick's sport and compared with the orignal string. There is no difference. The string snapped after 3 weeks. Unfortunately, it is high school tennis season so cannot return it. Have it restrung at a local store. Kept the original string and planning to go through Amazon to issue a complaint. I hope none of my friends learn about it so I can beat them... Seriously, this racquet is amazing! It is very light (I bought it for my 8 year old son and he manages it quite well despite the racquet's size) and still very powerful. I ended-up buying a second one for me (4.5 size) and it has improved my level of play tremendously. Thanks Head! i had a head racket before this and it was ok, but the frame broke and the strings came unloose. the frame was my fault, but regardless i needed a new one. the first hit i hit with this, the ball went flying. it has A TON of power, and i can't stress that enough. it is also designed to have a larger sweet spot, and it does. the frame is very strong (titanium with graphite coating) and is very lightweight if you like that style. so when i got it, my friends kept begging to use it. so overall, i would highly recommend this racket if you like lightweight, very powerful rackets.