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| | Features | Titanium-alloy tennis racquet designed for novice playersFeatures Volcanic Frame technologyWeighs 10.7 oz; measures 27.5" L; oversized 110-sq-in headFactory stringing in 50-60-lb tension range4.25" grip Cushion Pro Grip for comfort
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| | Description | WILSON Impact Grip Racket, Volcanic Frame Technology for power and stability. Titanium Alloy for added strength. Cushion Pro Grip for increased comfort. 110" oversize head. 10.7 oz. strung weight. 27.5" length. This is the # 1 selling entry- level adult tennis racket in America. | |
| | Product Details | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 36 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 36 customer reviews )
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41 of 43 found the following review helpful:
 It Works Aug 24, 2006
By Poogy
If you want to impress others, have more money than you know what to do with, or are skilled enough that you know for a fact that you will play better with a racquet that has specific characteristics that this one lacks, buy another racquet. If you just want a decent racquet that reliably does what a raquet should do, you don't need to pay more than this. Because of advances in technology, this plays better than most of the racquets that were available, regardless of price, ten years ago, so if you're not happy with your game, you won't be able to blame this racquet.
30 of 31 found the following review helpful:
Great beginner racquet Sep 11, 2004
By A. Pritchett
"Evil Genius"
I started taking tennis classes at my community college a couple weeks ago. I picked up this racquet because it was cheap and light with a big head. It has performed very well and my game is good enough to play with some of the more experienced players that have $200+ racquets.
17 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Window Shopper Jul 30, 2005
By M. Tang
"window shopper"
I bought this recently and already I think this racquet is great. The main reason I bought this is because this is light and oversized, great for beginners like me (plus this racquet isn't so expensive). But I think this racquet is good any level player. Highly recommend it!!
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 It's a good racket! May 04, 2008
By C. St Germain
I have used a few different racquets lately, and I honestly couldn't tell you the difference between this $17 one with it's Volcanic Frame Technology and the $50 NANO CARBON racquets with the molecular matrix of high modulus graphite fibers and Nano-sized Silicon Dioxide crystals. I think VFT is very underrated in the marketplace. If you're looking for good bang for your buck I would not overlook this one. It comes in red, too, which was what I was actually looking for. (The VFT was sort of a bonus, in my eyes!)
EDIT - if I could change the star rating, I would change it to a 3. It's okay for a beginner's racquet. I have discovered much better ones since.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Tennis Raquet Jul 09, 2007
By P. Reed-Wagner
"Steve"
I bought 2 of these for my [...] son and I to learn to play tennis together. Overall, we are both very satisfied ... very light, easy to manage for beginners. Very good value!
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