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A model that's a couple years old, the Head Liquidmetal Radical is still one of Head's best selling frames.
The feel and sweet spot are unmatched, even by the newest technology.
NoShox for more comfort
The NoShox Dampening System consists of a newly developed memory foam integrated into the racquet handle. NoShox significantly reduces racquet vibrations by more than 27% compared to conventional racquets. Now, even the most powerful game is easy on the arm.
ISD for great comfort, perfect sound
HEAD’s Integrated String Dampener, fixed onto the grommets, reduces string vibration. The result: superior comfort for the arm and a perfect sound and feel every time.
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A solid racquet offering all court playability and slightly more power than the Midplus version of the LiquidMetal Radical. We found plenty of spin potential on both serves and ground strokes from the Oversize LiquidMetal Radical. Plays with some nice stability and impressive comfort.
If you liked previous versions of the Oversize Radical or are looking for an Oversize with plenty of control, the LiquidMetal Radical is definitely worth a demo. Best suited to 4.5 + level players.
Features Head's LiquidMetal technology, designed to stretch the sweet spot towards the 10, 2, 4 and 8 o' clock racquet head positions with the inclusion of the stiff LiquidMetal material. Each LiquidMetal section features a corrugated construction designed to further increase stiffness. More new technology comes to Head's latest Radical in the form of the Hydro Control grip system.
Designed to reduce moisture gathering between a player's palm and the racquet handle, the Hydro Control system features improved ventilation over traditional grip systems. As with the previous version of the Radical, the LiquidMetal Radical features Twin Tube construction for enhanced feel, as well as Intellifiber technology.
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The Head Titanium Ti.S6 is the perfect frame for a player looking for more clean hits.
The large headsize helps the un-tuned player get more balls on the string, get more power and get more wins.
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The Wilson nCode nTour Two 95 Tennis Racket is well balanced in many ways.
The overall balance could be a point head light or a point head heavy, depending on the string you use.
Also, you'll find a balance of power and control that made this racquet the choice of former touring pros, Lindsay Davenport and Justine Henin.
Market price:
$94.95
Product Price: $68.95 save 27%
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The Wilson nPro Open nCode Tennis Racket packs a ton of pop and allows just about any junior to adult player the ability to generate massive spin.
The 16x19 string pattern in a 100-square-inch frame gives the player more clean hits, and the ability to hit hard shots with good margin.
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Tennis Zone recommends this racket to young up-and-comers learning topspin technique or the more developed adult player looking for a player's racket that is easier to swing.
Market price:
$94.95
Product Price: $89.00 save 6%
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