Is there a difference between a lady's and a man's tennis racket?

Question

Is there a difference between a lady's and a man's tennis racket?

Answer 1

Nope. There aren't rackets produced by the major racket brands (Prince, Wilson etc) designed specifically for women and specifically for men. However, I do think Head has a women's range.

The only different rackets most brands produce are Junior and Senior rackets; junior rackets being smaller and lighter.

Answer 2

no there isnt a difference

Answer 3

i don't believe there is such thing as a man or a womans racket. But men usually load their rackets up with weights t make it heavier so the racket can rip through the ball.

Thats the only difference i can think of but thats not a difference of racket thats a personal choice a lot of male players have.

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Answer 4

Not that I am aware of.  People chose their own rackets based on their taste, feel and power.

Answer 5

There are no differences between the racquets that men and women of tennis use. What the players usually do is modify the racquet to fit their needs and type of play. Players may add lead tape to different places on the racquet to change the weight or overall balance of the racquet. So far only Wilson and Head designed racquets particularly for women. The Head "Airflow" and the Wilson "W line." But I think the W line has been discontinued because of poor sales. I think Babolat came out with a racquet that has an ergonomic handle that fits a woman's palm. No specific women's line though.

Answer 6

yes, one is held by a lady's hand, the other by a man's hand

Answer 7

i think the weight