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

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Not found in Head Ti S6, what you were looking for? No worries, we have another best head racquet for you, which is the Head Graphene 360 Radical MP. All in all, being a lightweight, powerful, easy to maneuver, and arm-friendly racquet, Head Ti S6 is the best choice for players looking to improve their skills or take their game to the next level. Head Graphene 360 Radical MP is designed for all-court tournament players looking for a perfect combination of power and handling.

The racquet is easy to swing and maneuver for its weight as well. At the net, the handling was great. While it doesn’t have quite the feel or stability of a racquet like the Head Prestige, it is still solid on volleys. The Head MicroGEL Radical comes in 3 different sizes, but the mid-size model may be the most popular. Its head is 98 sq. in. The bigger version of the racquet has a head size of 107 square inches. Smaller size of the racquet gives more control, but of course, the larger version offers more forgiveness and power since it has a bigger sweet spot. For this reason, mid-size is for intermediate players while the big racquet is best for beginners. The king of Radical, Andre Agassi, may have retired from professional tennis, but his racquet of choice is still swinging.

In summary, Head Grapehen 360+ Gravity Tour is the best choice for players looking for a classic player’s racquet with optimized control, more power, a comfortable feel, and decent spin potential. To improve the trampoline effect (elasticity of the racquet), the string gap is increased in this version. As a result, this effect can make the ball go wild and puzzle your opponent. A. With an amazing blend of control and spin, the Head Graphene 360 Speed Pro is the most suitable choice for advanced players who prefer head racquets. In fact, power is something beginner and intermediate players crave, and the good news is, with 318 swing weight, Head Ti S6 helps generate extra power for powerful shots. Upgraded with state-of-the-art Auxetic technology, the new RADICAL racquet for 2023offers sensational impact feel and increased confidence in your game. There's no shot you can't play with 'The People's Racquet', which supplies outstanding versatility and playability.

The players looking for easy-to-maneuver yet powerful racquets should give Head Graphene 360 Speed S a serious look. This racquet is the most versatile in the radical series with 312g strung weight, 27 inches length, and 6ts HL balance. With SpiralFiber technology, Speed Pro offers a better energy transfer, a cleaner impact feel, and more flex. Fortunately, we found and reviewed Head Graphene Touch Instinct MP. This racquet is endorsed by top players Maria Sharapova, and Tomas Berdych. Another problem most tennis players face, especially in hot weather, is the racquet keeps slipping from the hand.

Tiffani had few issues with her net game. She said, "This racquet offered a good mix of stability, maneuverability and control. I could direct the ball to where I wanted it to go and drop it short now and then. Although I have no real complaints at net, I did have to punch at the ball to get the power I wanted when hitting deep volleys." When returning, I found a similar story. It was right in the middle of other Head tennis racquets. I generated good power and spin against second serves, and had enough stability to defend against hard-hit first serves. Wilson Blade– The Blade is a bit more comfortable than the Radical and will provide a bit better control. There are versions for most skill levels as well. Spencer "I liked the Pro overwhelmingly over the Midplus and Oversize Radicals. A great combination of weight, feel, and control." Like Radical MP, Graphene is integrated into the racquet’s shaft and throat with weight distributed towards the handle and hoop. As a result, it gives a fast and crisp feel during the tennis ball impact.

The Head Radical has been one of the most popular models of tennis racquets in the world for decades. The Head MicroGEL Radical comes in 3 different designs, but the Midplus happens to appeal to us (and many others) much more than the rest. The MicroGEL Radical Oversize comes with a 107 sq.in head while the MicroGEL Radical Pro comes with a 100 sq.in frame, a 16×19 open string pattern, and a heavier handle (12 oz strung weight / 4 points head light). And although the MicroGEL Radical Pro is very similar to the Midplus, the Midplus just has a better feel to it that has everything a player could want. Comfort, stability, maneuverability, power, and of course control all-in-one racquet. 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."

We love the convenient features, stability, effortless aggressive powerful shots, and uniform distribution of the ball impact of Head MicroGel Radical. 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 They can absorb more of the impact from hitting shots so oversized frames can be more arm friendly than other stiffer options. If you’re an intermediate or slightly advanced at your tennis skills, then this racquet might be the best option on today’s market. Also, if you seek control over anything else, you’ve found what you were looking for. The Head MicroGel Radical has all the features and specifications to provide enough power, control, comfort, and balance. I was impressed with the stability of the new Radical MP up at net considering it's a low 11-ounce racquet," added Jason. "The Radical MP 2023 provided enough pop and power to put away overheads and sitter volleys. The one downside here was the feel. This version felt more muted than its predecessor, so I didn't feel as connected to my shots."