Head Ti S6 Titanium Tennis Racket

Product Information

Being the lightest, most powerful, arm-friendly, and easy to move, Head Ti S6 got first place in our list of best head tennis racquets. This frame performs well on the tennis court for its price than the competition. The beam of Gravity Tour is 22mm/22mm/22mm which is slightly thinner than the beam of Speed Pro, and the same thing with the strung weight ( 323g/11.4oz). A. The most expensive head tennis racquet is ‘ Head Prestige Pro’. This racquet is also known as the Ferrari of tennis racquets. Comments: This is a great racquet if you are looking for power and age is catching up with your body strength and shoulder turn! However, because it is so light I am suffering from acute tennis elbow which is something that I never suffered from before. Pity, as I love the racquet. May try to play around with stringing tension to see if that helps? On the baseline, Touch Instinct MP offers a fast feel with sharp accuracy. While the open string pattern bites the ball enough for generating the required spin.

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Fortunately, we found and reviewed Head Graphene Touch Instinct MP. This racquet is endorsed by top players Maria Sharapova, and Tomas Berdych.

Features of Head Ti S6 Tennis Racket:

Comments: This is a very nice racquet for beginners. There is a great amount of power that you can generate from this racquet, and I was able to generate decent spin with this racquet. Serves seem to go deep sometimes. The racquet is a little too light, but it doesn't affect the play of the racquet that much. Otherwise, it's a nice racquet. This racquet is an excellent choice for intermediate to advanced-level players looking for a comfortable racquet with easy access to spin and controllable power. Comments: This is very light, and I can do a lot of different things with this racquet that I can't do with some of my friend's smaller, heavier racquets. I don't have much of a follow through in my swing, and this racquet is great for that.

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Comments: I've had this racquet for about a year now and I at first was very surprised by the power but I soon found out putting topspin on my forehand was just painful to do with this racquet.. If you want only power I recommend this racquet. I had to switch to the Aero Pro. Comments: Incredible piece of technology. Plenty of power and very forgiving. Smaller gauge stings make a big difference. I hit a very hard ball and string life is horribly short -- averaging less than 10 hours. Also, the frame is fragile. I broke 9 frames in one year. No, I don't abuse racquets. Head did replace all of them but after #10 they said no more. Definitely worth a try and the value for money. Comments: I've had this racquet for about 2 years now. It's a good racquet. I've tried some other racquets because it's kind of old and there's a lot of new racquets in the market. But I can't find anything that come close to it. I'm now looking to buy another Ti.s6. Head Graphene 360 Speed S is another one of the best head racquets we have tested. Unlike the pro and MP versions, this racquet is much easier to handle, thanks to a light-strung weight of 292g. Comments: I'm already 60 years old and this Head Ti.S6 is really comfortable for me for being light. I've been using this racquet for more than a decade now.To improve the trampoline effect (elasticity of the racquet), the string gap is increased in this version. As a result, this effect can make the ball go wild and puzzle your opponent. Comments: I will not lie -- this racquet was not my favorite. My first reason, even though it may sound weird, is that it was too light for me to power though the ball. The second reason is the head size is so big and the size to weight comparison is all messed up. I would say this racquet is good for a teenager or adult if they are beginning but if you are looking to play in hard matches, this is not your racquet. In short, Head Tour Pro is the best choice for adult and beginner players looking to improve precision without sacrificing control. This racquet is built to last, thanks to titanium.

Head Titanium Ti S6 Tennis Racket Review - Tennis Creative

Comments: I love this racquet. It is extremely light and has amazing power and control. I would recommend it to anyone looking to play. Battling with precision? This is quite common among casual and beginner-level players. Head Tour Pro is one of the best head racquets for tennis players looking to master precision, thanks to the large sweet spot ( 110 square inches head). Found this article helpful? Do share it with your friends, family, or teammates who might also find it helpful. Comments: I've had this racquet for 15 years and I can't imagine playing with anything else. I've never found a better racquet.

Customer Reviews

Comments: I totally love this racquet! I've been using 11 ounce Prince and Head racquets, but switching to this head-heavy super lightweight has changed my thinking. The oversized sweet spot allows me to hit out on groundstrokes with lots of confidence, volleys are a breeze, and I can generate tons of power and spin on the serve. And the ball goes where I want - deep, wide, drop, spin - whatever. I previously stayed away from very light racquets because I feared they would screw up my stroke timing, but the plow-through on the Ti.S6 is great and easy on the arm. I can't say enough - there's a reason for it's enormous popularity. Another problem most tennis players face, especially in hot weather, is the racquet keeps slipping from the hand. Undoubtedly, Head is one of the most respected and well-established tennis brands in the market with endorsements from tennis professionals including Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray. Comments: The best racquet ever. I love it. Have had it for a year and it still works flawlessly. The sweet spot is huge.