Last Roger Federer Racquet : Wilson Six One Tour BLX

Roger Federer replace his Wilson K Factor K Six One Tour 90 with this Six One BLX. Wilson introduces the use of Basalt fiber (BLX) technology for improved feel and frame feedback, continuing to feature classic feel in the same tradition as the previous-generation Pro Staffs: nSixOne Tour 90, Hyper Pro Staff Tour 90 and Pro Staff Kevlar 85. 17mm flat beam and 90 square inch headsize provide the ultimate in feel and control for those players advanced enough to wield Federer's racquet of choice. Specifications are nearly identical with the past generation K Six One Tour 90. BLX builds upon the very popular K Factor design, offering a refinement of Wilson frame technology that provides the ultimate in feel and performance.

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Dunlop Biomimetic 500 Plus Tennis Racquet

superb all around Racquet from Dunlop, awesome paint job 
By Wilfredo Bautista 
im a club tennis player since i was 10yrs old, so i had the opportunity to try a lot of different Racquets all along the way but couldnt find the right frame for me.

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Prince O3 Silver OS Prestrung Tennis Racquet

Features

• Power Level 1600 Headsize 118 sq in Weight 8.8oz/250g unstrung Balance 14.2in/36.0cm Swing Weight 290 Length 27.75 inches
• A TENNIS Magazine Editor's Choice Award winner
• This racquet had the biggest and most powerful sweet spot in tennis when introduced
• Racquet Cover Included
• This racquet ships pre-strung
• This racquet includes a cover

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Babolat AeroPro Drive GT Tennis Racquet

List Price:	$189.00 - $199.99
Price:	$185.00 - $189.00

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Wilson Triumph Tennis Racquet without Cover

List Price:$24.99 - $25.00

Price:$14.86 - $19.99

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Wilson Federer Adult Tennis Racquet without Cover

Wilson Federer Adult Tennis Racquet without Cover
From Wilson
List Price: $34.99 - $35.00
Price: $18.97 - $46.01

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Wilson BLX Six.One Team BLX Tennis Racquet

NEW Wilson Six.One Team BLX Tennis Racquet is about US$149. Already drop 81% since first lauch.

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Best Wilson K Zero 118 Performance Racquet

This Wilson K Zero 118 Performance Racquet is amazing. Some customer say that with this racquet, they improve their performance by 50%. This racquet is for maximum performing, stable, easy to manuver, improve your skill in many aspects. But good racquet also has higher price. It's not cheap, you know, but you always get chance to buy this item on sale.

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Wilson [k] Pro Tour Tennis Racquet

Wilson HOPE Tennis Racket (Colors May Vary)

Price: $34.99

Head Metallix 10 Racquets

HEAD's most powerful racquet. Offers excellent comfort and maneuverability. Perfect for players with a compact swing style. Headsize: 124 sq. inches. Length: 27.3 inches.
Price: $249.95

Head Metallix 4 Racquets

Light and maneuverable, this one also offers impressive stability and comfort. Offering good access to spin and some useful pop, this one is well suited to 3.5-4.5 level players. Headsize: 107sq. inches. Length: 27.3 inches. Strung Weight: 9.3 ounces.
Price: $199.95

Dunlop M-Fil 500 Racquets

A light and maneuverable 'tweener offering some controllable power and good access to spin. A solid choice for improving 3.5+ level players. 27.25 inches long, 105sq. inch headsize, 16/19 string pattern.
Price: $69.00

Babolat Pure Drive Roddick Plus Racquets

Price: 189.00

Andy Roddick's signature racquet. Slightly heavier than the Pure Drive Plus, this one packs plenty of pop, and a solid and spin friendly response. New Cortex dampening technology makes for a comfortable hit.

Fact About Racquet

This information provided by the United States Racquet Stringers Association.
These facts are presented as generalities. While a stiffer frame generates more power, a stiff frame badly strung may generate less power than a more flexible frame properly strung for power players. While a heavier frame generates more power, it can also decrease maneuverability.

- A heavier frame generates more power.
- A heavier frame vibrates less.
- A heavier frame has a larger sweetspot.
- A stiffer frame generates more power.
- A stiffer frame has a larger sweetspot.
- A stiffer frame transmits more of the shock load to the arm than a more flexible frame.
- A stiffer frame provides a more uniform ball response across the entire string plane.
- A larger frame generates more power.
- A larger frame is more resistant to twisting.
- A larger frame has a larger sweetspot

Dunlop Aerogel 2Hundred Racquets

Price: $169.00

An excellent update to the 200 series, the Aerogel 2Hundred offers a high level of comfort, ball feel, stability and control to every shot. A solid choice for advanced level players. Headsize: 95sq. inches. Length: 27 inches. String pattern: 18/20. Weight: 12 ounces.

Yonex RDS 001 Racquets

Price: $179.95

Mid and Midplus player's racquets that offer a clean and crisp response. Both racquets offer lots of control and great access to spin. These two also provide an impressive combination of stability and maneuverability thanks to the headlight balance. Mid used by Lleyton Hewitt. Midplus used by David Nalbandian.

Wilson KSurge Racquet

Wilson has totally revamped the Surge. Not only does this new version get the KFactor treatment, it comes in a completely new spec and offers a very different feel to previous Surge models.

The specs of the Hyper ProStaff 5.1 Surge and the nCode nPro Surge racquets were virtually identical, with a heftier 11 ounce strung weight, a head-light balance and dynamic swingweights around 320.

Wilson has trimmed the new KSurge down to 10.3 ounces, shifted the balance towards the head and given the racquet a maneuverable 301 swingweight. Unlike the previous Surge models, the KSurge only comes in standard length.

Any concerns that the reduction in weight would diminish the performance of the Surge racquet line was quickly forgotten when we initially took the KSurge out for a round of hitting. In fact, we were so impressed by the solid response this lightweight stick offered, we handed it over to our playtest team for some further analysis. Read on for the full report of our three-week playtest

Babolat Pure Control Team Standard Racquets

Price: 179.00

If you're looking for a no-nonsense, standard length, midplus (98 square inch) player's racquet with a very stable, comfortable feel, the Pure Control from Babolat fits the bill. The Pure Control is ideal for players who like solid heft, stability and, as it's name implies, control. Advanced and tournament level players will find the Pure Control is a diamond in the rough - and gaining popularity quickly. Used by several ATP and WTA Tour pros. Includes Babolat's Woofer System grommet technology (see Technologies icon in the right hand column).

Babolat AeroPro Control Racquets

Price: 179.00

With a slightly firmer flex (thanks to the Aerodynamic shaped shaft and throat), the AeroPro Control offers a crisper response and just a tad more pop compared to the Pure Control. We still found excellent control with this one, while also finding a little extra ball speed off the stringbed. Aggressive players will love the precision and spin they'll find from all areas of the court. At net the AeroPro Control feels maneuverable and offers plenty of feedback for touch and placement volleys. As with groundstrokes, we found it easy to generate both slice and topspin on serves. There's enough power to make heaters down the 'T' effective, but we found the true strength of this racquet was in spin and control - making it a solid choice for the player who likes to hit a heavy kick serve. If you liked the Pure Control, but would like a little more pop or are seeking a player's racquet with a nice blend of power and control, the AeroPro Control fits the bill. Best suited to 4.0+ level players.