Raquex Exceed Tennis Racquet

I have been thinking about getting into the tennis game for a long time. Badminton (which seems the rage nowadays) didn't do it for me. It is quite light and has a large head size which is perfect for a beginner like me. Its not really made for the professional, since I suspect they would want something with more power, so keep that in mind. It looks beautiful with a nice metallic blue colour with sliver and bl

I still have my first tennis racket - a junior Prince Ace Face. It was quite expensive for a teenager and I was very proud of it, even though it was really heavy and not healthy for my elbow.I then got a Dunlop F2.65+. Strange name for a really good racket. Made of graphite with foamtech, with a 100 sq inch head and weighing 265g unstrung, it's considered really powerful but also maneuverable.Like mos

The light weight and larger head size makes it ideal for a starter, personally found the racket quick as it has quite tight nylon strings but as a novice it feels easy and comfortable to use. It's worth noting that this one is very light so it's for a select minority. For example - Juniors, women, beginners, people with wrist/elbow/shoulder issue. If you want to be hitting the ball harder and f

A beautiful colour Carbon Fibre racquet ...It's reasonably lightweight has a nice balance & feel . The grip feels good . Not too small or too large for my hands . The strings are of a nice quality & it is well strung with a good tension.It comes with a bag .... A ball thrown in for good measure would have been nice ?üòÉ?üëç?üèºCertainly look like it should cost

Okay I know zero about tennis racquets but there are 2 clubs near me and I’ve always wanted to start playing of a weekend . I saw this and got it to start playing. It seems well made, carbon is strong and light, the strings are taut . It seems to me to be quiet big , but perhaps that is just my perception that tennis racquets were smaller. The info states it is suitable for beginners to intermediate, so I should be fine