HEAD Graphene Extreme MP Tennis Racquet
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Yes. This is a strung racquet.
Our racquets are all strung when you order them. We have the racquets strung with Wilson Synthetic Gut Power 16g at mid-length if the manufacturer hasn't already done so. Tension should be set according to the racquet manufacturer's recommendations. Tennis Express is the place to go for all of your tennis needs!
The headsize of this racquet is 100 square inches.
Although this racquet was designed in Austria, it was manufactured in China.
Selected User Reviews For HEAD Graphene Extreme MP Tennis Racquet
This racket was purchased on Amazon Warehouse for a discounted price. It arrived in perfect condition and made a significant difference in my performance. It looks fantastic and has incredible ball spin. It also doesn't add a lot of extra hit to my shots, which is ideal for someone like me who has a stronger swing. I really like this racket, and the grip is just right for me. When the tape starts to turn brown, I'll switch to black tape, but for now, I'll stick with the HEAD tacky stuff (assuming I can find it in black). However, the tape has remained white for the past month, indicating that it is less likely to turn brown like my other rackets. br>br>The racket was pre-assembled. strung, and it looks and functions flawlessly. This is one of my favorite rackets, and I'm likely to stick with it in the future. For me, it appears to be the ideal one.
Intermediate racquets aren't meant to be light, so you can power through the swing. To me, it swings at a medium weight, which is ideal for my needs. However, at $100, I was hoping for a cover (despite the fact that it wasn't advertised). br>br>At less than $100, it's an incredible value for such a great racquet. Everything else in the vicinity is at least $100. br>I believe it is an older model, but this one is still available.
It's a great racket because it's light but still performs well and is easy to use.
The racquet is excellent, but it was never covered.
This one is for those who are new to the game. It is suitable for intermediate players and has a number of appealing features for tennis enthusiasts. The racquet's frame and handle aren't particularly thick, which improves its maneuverability for a variety of moves. The frame's surface is glossy, and it resists regular scratches well. The graphene is quite tough, so the racquet is not easily damaged. br>The racquet comes with a pre-installed grip. Synthetic Gut 16 was used, and the tension was set at 53 lb. For many players on different courts, this is a good tension force. This is especially beneficial for intermediate players who can benefit from a standard pre-game strategy. ready to play with a strung racquet The grip is slightly sticky, which helps keep the racquet in place. br>Given the reasonable price, I believe this is one of the best options for lightweight tennis racquets among the various brands on the market, especially with its nice/pro-style design. design and color combination are fantastic!.
I like the racquet and will continue to use it. I'm also interested in a couple of more expensive Head racquets - The Speed MP, Gravity MP, and the soon-to-be-released Boom models are all examples of this. This one, however, is a third of the price of the others and will suffice for the time being. If you haven't bought a racquet in a while, graphene, which is lightweight and durable, was introduced to the market about 6 years ago, and the price has dropped dramatically since then. I had doubts that graphene racquets would ever break the $100 barrier, but now I'm seeing graphene racquets in the $69-$99 range. It's in the 89 range, which is fantastic. br>br>The lighter weight makes it easier to maneuver and make quick changes. However, it's also beneficial for older players and those who have arm/shoulder injuries, as it significantly reduces the risk of tennis elbow and other injuries. The lighter weight graphene is also praised by many women. However, most people will benefit from a vibration control on this racquet when it comes to tennis elbow. At 11 o'clock, br>br> With a weight of 1 ounce, Head is in the heavier weight category. I recently tested four of their racquets, and this was the heaviest; however, it is lighter than the previous iteration of the Head Extreme MP, and the weight has been shifted from the throat to the top of the racquet, so it is still lighter overall, but has an extra ounce on top for power. br>br>This is an excellent power racquet, especially with the longer handle. The MP in the title stands for "mid plus," with the longer handle being the only difference. br>br>However, I have a couple of gripes. The racquet is stiff and inconsistent at times, which I don't like. br>br>It has 16 gauge Head synthetic strings that weigh 53 pounds. These strings are fine, but they aren't my first choice because the spin on them is a little inconsistent. On ground strokes and serves, I have excellent topspin, but backspin, slicing, and any of my other "fun" spins are erratic. I'm not sure if it's because of the racquet or because of the strings. They're a little noisy as well. These strings have a power rating of 7 out of 10 and a durability rating of 5 out of 10. br>br>Overall, I like the comfort level of this racquet; it's stylish, maneuverable, and durable, and the price is reasonable; I give it a thumbs up.
I've played tennis, but my main sport was squash (thanks to which I developed a rotator cuff issue). My old tennis racquet was much heavier and resonated more when striking the ball than this "Graphene" (actually graphite) model. In comparison, less energy appears to be making its way back to my hand through the frame, giving the impression that I'm hitting harder (because more energy is going back into the ball). br>br>At 300 g/10 oz. It's only 6 oz, so it's light but substantial enough to feel like an extension of your arm rather than a toy. br>br>It's already done for you. correct stringing and tensioning Strings have a slight texture to them, which aids spin a little. br>br>I'm not particularly concerned with aesthetics when it comes to racquets, but the contrast between yellow and black is appealing, and the white grip stands out. However. I'm concerned that using white for the grip will make it appear filthy after a few months. The only way to know is to wait. br>br>I've read a lot of other reviews that complain about the lack of a case, and I'm torn. I was expecting a case at this price point. But. It doesn't list a case as an included accessory, and anyone who spends this much money on a racquet has a better tennis bag than any "free" case I've ever received. Separately, a good HEAD case costs just $25. For that, I'm not taking away any stars. br>br>Overall, this feels like a high-quality racquet that is well worth the extra money. I was about to deduct a star because of the white grip, but I felt silly. It functions admirably, and the grips are replaceable. When my current grip wears out, I'll replace it with a black grip. A racquet worthy of a five-star rating!.
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