Tennis Racket - Super Value Set with Pre-Strung, Comfortable Handle, 27'' Tennis Racquet for Adults, Natural Series Includes 3 Tennis Balls, 2 Overgrips and 1 Tennis Bag

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This so far has been amazing. Good quality racket with great balance and tension. Im impressed with the amount of branding honestly. There's a whole lot especially for the price. Uhm one small observation and I could be wrong but the frame is supposed to be made of graphite. The sound of the racket is weird. Sounds like aluminum but I could be wrong. To each their own. Cane with balls and extra grips. Which is really cool. The white will however dirty quickly in terms of grips. Maybe next time include pink grips or sum. Cause yh white for high intensity sports may not be the best idea or reflection of the brand. But yh

I’m an intermediate tennis player…played since high school and on occasion for the last 20 years. I’ve used a variety of brand names, as well as cheap, off brand name racquets. This racquet falls on the high end for me. It’s extremely light weight which is what I like. I have a weak backhand so the lighter the racquet the better. If you graze the ground…have no fear as there is a clear strip of plastic around the top to prevent scratching. I love the bright white and pale pink colors used. It’s very unique especially for tennis gear. You mostly see brighter bolder colors so that was something I gravitated towards. The grip tape is a little too smooth for me. I prefer tape with more grit for a better handle. The entire bundle did come with two additional rolls of white tape as well as 3 tennis balls which was a nice addition making it a good all inclusive starter set. The size is the racquet head feels big but not too big. The tension of the strings also feel nice allowing the ball to bounce off with ease. The overall price is a little high for just one racquet. The set it did come with all the extras as well as a white carrying case so I would definitely buy this again as I really loved the white and pink colors.

Great solid tennis racket, well made good for me a beginner, very easy to use and sturdy. I am happy with this racket.

This tennis racket is nice for beginner but it is kind of cheap. It needs grip tape off the bat. I say that not because of the feel pop the handle but because the standard grip that comes of this racket already flakes and breaks simply from opening the plastic seal. Other than that the racket is great of beginners. The string tension is pretty good and easy to work with. The racket is relative light weight and easy to learn with. I appreciate that it comes with 3 tennis balls and a shock absorber to place on the strings as well. The racket is fun to play with and again great for beginners. It's perfect for getting back into the groove of tennis after a long hiatus and teaching my son. For an entry level racket this one does feel and function great! Just make sure to get some good grip tape to go with it.

Nice feeling tennis racquet. Good string tension. Seemed to work well.

This is obviously a beginner's racket. 105 sq. In. Is too big. Should make the head size no more than 100 sq. In. It is 9pts headlight, which is good. Weight of 11.3 is good. Comparing to my top of the line racketes, it doesn't have the stability and the comfort of a top of the line racket. You do get what you pay for here. But considering that my top of the line racket costs $300, this is a very decent deal.

This is a nice looking tennis racket, and a good beginner racket. The tension is a little low so it is easier to control the ball. It is a regulation size and is light. The grip size seems to be 4 and 5/16", smaller than my 4 and 3/8 Wilson racket. In fact, it compares well with my Wilson racket in most aspects. The only thing I was not happy about was the grip. The grip is a little slippery, and I will need to wrap a tape around it to make it less slippery. All in all, the racket is very useful and almost as good as a good professional racket. The accompanying bag is very nice and perfect size for the racket. The 3 balls that are included are no name generic balls of pretty low quality. In fact, one of the balls does not bounce at all and I am not happy about that. In terms of value for money, I think the racket is pretty expensive at about $56. You can get a good quality racket for half the price almost anywhere.