For players that hit the ball with a great deal of speed, going through rackets like water is very common. If you’re a power hitter, you can pretty much guarantee that you’ll be spending a lot of money on rackets over the years, if not months. However, you may just have a solution in the Head Titanium TiS6 tennis racket that is designed to take a lot of abuse and keep on going.

This is a racket that is actually quite suitable for any level of player, even advanced. It offers more than enough power thanks to its innovative design and it’s light weight enough to be used by beginners. We found that arm pain was greatly reduced after using this racket as opposed to other brands and we liked the overall feel. Sometimes, light weight rackets have a tendency to be a bit flimsy in the hand, but this one felt nice and solid.

We were very impressed by the quality of the design and the balance of the racket. While it isn’t the most expensive racket on the market, it’s still a very good one. The retail price ranges from around $120 to $200, but you can find it on sale for around $70 if you do some looking. This puts the racket in range for many different players and makes it an ideal racket to buy when you’re ready to get a little more serious about your game.

Racquet Specifications

Grip Size: 4-1/4 (L2), 4-3/8 (L3), 4-1/2 (L4) or 4-5/8 (L5)
Headsize: 115 sq. in.
Length: 27.75 in.
Weight (strung): 8.70 oz.
Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 76
Balance: 15.16 in. Head Heavy
Cross Section: 29mm Straight Beam
Swingweight: 303 kg*sq. cm
String Pattern: 16x19
Grip: Head SofTac
Stringing Tension Range: 57-66 lbs.
Full Manufacturer's Cover Included: Yes
Retail Price: $199.95

Although it can be used as an entry level racket, we feel that this one is more suited to those that have played for at least a little while and have some experience in dealing with other rackets. The grip material was very nice and overall, we were very impressed with the entire package. It’s tough to find a high quality racket at a great price and this is one of the few on the market that can perform at this level.

We highly recommend this one to anyone needing a good solid racket that they can rely on, game after game. It will hold up to even the toughest and fastest players and keep coming back for more. The balance alone makes this racket worth buying and when you add in the durability factor, as well as the light weight, perfect balance and a head that is just right, you’ve got a winning combination. We were also happy to see that the grip comes in many different sizes, so it is the perfect choice for someone with hard to fit hands, or for those that like a little more customization with their rackets.

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