HEAD Microgel Radical Midplus Tennis Racket - Pre-Strung 27 Inch Adult Racquet

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All of the Head racquets are so good that, sometimes, it can be difficult to choose the right racquet for your skill and strength level. Similar to my Head Speed Pro, I felt like the Radical had no real weaknesses. I generated a good spin and power on my serves. From the baseline, it performed similarly on my groundstrokes with a high level of comfort. I was able to hit with easy depth and topspin. A. The most expensive head tennis racquet is ‘ Head Prestige Pro’. This racquet is also known as the Ferrari of tennis racquets. Even though it gives you a fixed amount of power, the MicroGel Radical is not a power racquet. You’ll still get a good spin as long as you keep the right form.

In summary, Head MicroGel Radical is suitable for intermediate to advanced-level players looking for an arm-friendly and easy-to-control racquet for game improvement.Overall it seems that HEAD have done a decent job at upgrading the Radical and we can’t see a reason why any standard of amateur player shouldn’t at least be trying this one out. The new Auxetic Radicals are not far away from the previous generation. I think HEAD’s step into the Auxetic era is very subtle. Maybe too subtle in most cases to be called much of an update. But you can argue that you shouldn’t mess with a good thing. And the Radicals are good racquets. They are dependable and balanced frames that do most things well, but nothing exceptionally. If you’re still confused about choosing a racquet for yourself, we recommend ‘ Head Ti. S6’ for overall best performance. More Power: An oversize tennis racquet will give you more power on the court. This is because they are larger than traditional racquets and provide more surface area to hit the ball with.

This racquet is very similar to the predecessor called the Graphene 360+. What’s new is the Auxetic technology. What is Auxetic and how does it work? This is how HEAD describes it. Granville "A very comfortable racquet with wide appeal. If you are looking for a 'scalpel' type racquet with a lighter swingweight, then you need not look any further." If you’re comfortable with the standard length and want something more out of a racquet, we have reviewed 8 more head tennis racquets for you down below. So, keep reading.Endorsed by the top ATP tour players like Novak Djokovic, Maria Sharapova, and Andy Murray, you’re safe in the hands of HEAD. It’s notably easy on the arm because of lightweight Nano Titanium technology. Additionally, this material enhances durability and aids in stability. Being endorsed by professional players Sloane Stephens and Taylor Fritz compels us to put this racquet at the second position on our list of ‘best head tennis racquets. A. Top professional tennis players like Alexander Zverev and Novak Djokovic use Head racquets. Here are the head racquets used by tennis professionals.

All in all, Head Graphene 360+ Speed Pro is the best choice for advanced players, physically strong and possesses natural power, looking for a powerful, and control-optimized racquet which is easy on the arm. More Stability: Not only are oversize tennis racquets slightly heavier than traditional ones, but they also provide more stability because of their greater weight distribution. This is especially important if you’re a beginner.

Spencer "I liked the Pro overwhelmingly over the Midplus and Oversize Radicals. A great combination of weight, feel, and control." However, this racquet comes with a small head of 98 square inches which requires the player to have strong technical experience. Using the most innovative technologies, Head manufactures tennis racquets for players from beginner to advanced levels. What do you find the toughest part while buying a new tennis racquet? Let us know in the comments section below. FAQs On serves, this racquet does not have a ton of power. However, you can hit with good spin and control, and the newest version has some added power.

While views varied slightly on serves, our playtesters thought the Head Radical MP 2021 offered the qualities needed to close out service games successfully. Chris had no issues settling into a nice, consistent serve. He said, "I was getting enough power on my serves with the Radical MP 2021 that I never felt like I had to work too hard. I'm not the biggest server, but my first serves had the pace needed to draw errors from the returner. I could even sneak in some aces with my slice serves wide on the deuce side. I was happy with the spin I was getting on my second serves, and I found I could keep the pace up and still maintain consistency." When it comes to choosing the best head tennis racquet, choose carefully and wisely. In fact, each player’s game level, playing style, and strength level is different.

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I enjoyed the MP more and preferred a softer string setup with a hybrid over a full bed of poly. A full bed of HEAD Hawk Power in the Radical Pro was a bit tough on the arm. Summary Touch Prestige MP comes integrated with Graphene Touch technology which creates a more muted and dampened feel when the ball touches the string bed. The Microgel Radical comes in two head sizes, Midplus (98 sq in) and Pro or Oversize (107 sq in). For this article, we’ll be reviewing the Midplus or MP with the 98 sq in head size. Lots of Control The Radical MP's characteristics came together nicely on Jason's serves. He said, "I felt like the maneuverability, stability, spin and control all added up to make this a very solid serving racquet. I would've liked just a tad more pop on my serves, but other than that, no complaints."