I am interested in purchasing a new tennis raquet. Can anyone recommend a great all around tennis raquet?

Question

I like to hit for power and accuracy

Answer 1

If you are a beginner, i recommend purchasing one of the walmart racquets for learning because they have large heads.

If you are between 9 and 14, a Head Flexpoint Racquet would probably be good. Pretty cheap and a good racquet.

If you are 14+ and pretty much tournament level, i recommend the Babolat Aeropro Drive (lot of power and spin with control), Prince O3 Speedport (very fast swing), or the Wilson [K] Factor nSix-one (Super control with power).

Answer 2

http://www.tennisonly.com.au/images/prod...

That is the url for the racket which andy roddick uses.  That racket is a tweener racket, which is the compromise for power and accuracy.  You see, The larger heads produce more power, and the smaller heads produce more accuracy.  A tweener racket is the compromise, and the babolat pure drive certainly is a good one.

Answer 3

babolat pure drive

Answer 4

everybody would like to hit with power and accuracy, you need to indicate what kind of player, such as your NTRP rating; do you serve-and-volley? are you a baseline player?

otherwise it is hard to find suitable rackets for you.

Answer 5

mate if you want a great all rounder you could go for any sort of wilson over $50 and if yo u are rich you can go for a wilson n-six which is federers old racquet it costs about $300 dollars but if you want something ok i would go for a wilson hammer grand slam it costs about $150 and is the racquet ive got, proof that it is good is :

im playin with it in my section 2 grand final tommorow and it has won me every set i have played with it.

Answer 6

Two great racquets would be:

- The Wilson K Factor (K Six One) used by World #1 Roger Federer.

- The Babolat AeroPro Drive with Cortex used by World #2 Rafael Nadal.

THESE RACQUETS ARE AWESOME!!!!  =)