Showing posts with label control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label control. Show all posts

Prince - Ozone Tour

If what you are looking for is a nice balance between comfort, power and control, then the Prince Ozone Tour is a racquet to reckon. Prince has made use of a combination of different technologies (as is usual with these guys) to build an aerodynamic racquet which is specially suitable for players with long and fast strokes. But it is perfectly adaptable to all players of intermediate to advanced levels.

Prince - Ozone Tour

The sweetspot is bigger than normal, and the frame provides comfortable leisure when playing from the baseline but also more control and response at net. The stringbed is good enough for making passes from all areas of the court, with an excellent bite and forceful pace and strength, but it is also capable of putting a perfect spin on the ball when required.

Tennis Racquet Review: Prince Ozone Tour

Plus, the special O-ports characteristic of the Prince racquets are of great help when dealing with fast swing speeds. A whole set of top-notch technologies are involved in the building of this and other racquets by the same manufacturer, making them an ideal choice for all tennis lovers. You’re bound to feel the difference once you get the grip of this stronger stuff.

Prince Racquet

Wilson - BLX SixOne

Once upon a time Wilson produced and sent out to the markets a very popular line of rackets called KFactor, which turned out to be a great hit among high-level players. But that was a long, long time ago, or so it would seem. Today Wilson has made a giant stride, introducing new materials and new technologies to the racket-making industry.

Wilson - BLX SixOne

Without any major changes to the original KFactor structure, the new Wilson BLX SixOne uses basalt fibres interwoven with karophite to improve return swings and provide a smooth control on the serves, and generally to enhance the playing experience anywhere on the tennis court. The strings adapt to the blows as perfectly as a cushion, sending off some very powerful signals and sensations to your arm.

Tennis Racquet Review - Wilson Blx SixOne

Wilson’s BLX technology filters vibrations and makes the feel much more accurate and crisp, giving you more control over your swing and adding extra power to your blows. The swingweight is perfect, the grip is solid, the specs are ideal. Generally speaking, you should buy this all-purpose racket if you are looking for great control coupled with deep penetration and comfort. With this racket you might very well find yourself on the road to victory. At the very least you should give it a try.

BLX SixOne