Whether you're a beginner or a competitive player, the right tennis racket can elevate your performance. At RADION, we break down the key factors to help you find your perfect match.
1. Racket Weight & Balance
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Lightweight (250-280g) → Better maneuverability, ideal for beginners and players with shorter swings.
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Mid-weight (280-310g) → Balanced power and control, great for intermediate players.
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Heavyweight (310g+) → More power and stability, suited for advanced players with strong swings.
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Head-Heavy → Extra power (good for baseline players).
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Head-Light → Better control (ideal for serve-and-volley players).
2. Racket Head Size
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Midsize (85-95 sq in) → Precision for advanced players.
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Midplus (95-105 sq in) → Best all-around choice for most players.
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Oversize (105+ sq in) → Larger sweet spot, forgiving for beginners.
3. String Pattern
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Open (16x18/16x19) → More spin and power.
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Dense (18x20) → Better control and durability.
4. Grip Size
Measure from your palm’s crease to the tip of your ring finger:
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Grip 1 (4 ⅛") – Small hands (junior/small adults)
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Grip 2-3 (4 ¼"-4 ⅜") – Average adults
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Grip 4+ (4 ½" +) – Larger hands
Top Racket Picks at RADION
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Beginners: Wilson Clash 100 (forgiveness & comfort)
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Intermediate: Babolat Pure Drive (power + spin)
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Advanced: Head Speed Pro (control-oriented)
Pro Tip: Demo rackets before buying to test feel and performance!
Upgrade your game with RADION’s premium tennis rackets—engineered for power, control, and durability. 🎾🔥
Need help choosing? Check out our [Buying Guide] or chat with our experts!
(Want recommendations for strings or tennis shoes? Let us know!)
