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What does the SI and HH stand for on wilson tennis rackets?

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and what's the difference between its values, low vs high?

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  1. HH is probably Hyper Hammer or Head Heavy. It's most probably Hyper Hammer if it is the racquet's name. SI means Swing Index. The Higher the SI , the lower powered the frame and vice versa.

    Also, if HH is head heavy then that means your racquet balance is more tilted towards the head.


  2. theyre just marketing tools

    Hyper Hammer is what HH stands for but it really means that those racquets are head heavy (like a hammer)

    I dont know about SI but if you're looking for power, the HH ones would probably be what you're looking for.

    I can't say from personal experience how good t hey are but you can't really beat the low prices.

  3. I think HH means head heavy, but I'm not sure what SI means.  The guy above who says Swing Index sounds right.

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