i just joined the tennis at my highschool, I'm looking for a good beginners racket, not too expensive.If this racket isnt for me, then what will be?
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This is a super racquet, it's light, very responsive, I think you'll love it.
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The Head "Ti" series was introduced in 1995 as heads entry into the lightweight carbon fiber tennis market. Head used a titanium mesh to reenforce the carbon fiber at various stress points which is why it was called the "Ti". The S number (S1, S2, S4, S5, S6) is for swing style, the lower the number the better and longer is your swing. The S6 is a rather high power racquet for lower level players. The S4 is for decent playing intermediates. The S1 is for what we call "tweener" players which is a player with a quite decent stroke transitioning to a more flexible players frame. The Head "Ti" series was introduced in 1995 as heads entry into the lightweight carbon fiber tennis market. Head used a titanium mesh to reenforce the carbon fiber at various stress points which is why it was called the "Ti". The S number (S1, S2, S4, S5, S6) is for swing style, the lower the number the better and longer is your swing. The S6 is a rather high power racquet for lower level players. The S4 is for decent playing intermediates. The S1 is for what we call "tweener" players which is a player with a quite decent stroke transitioning to a... » Read More The Head "Ti" series was introduced in 1995 as heads entry into the lightweight carbon fiber tennis market. Head used a titanium mesh to reenforce the carbon fiber at various stress points which is why it was called the "Ti". The S number (S1, S2, S4, S5, S6) is for swing style, the lower the number the better and longer is your swing. The S6 is a rather high power racquet for lower level players. The S4 is for decent playing intermediates. The S1 is for what we call "tweener" players which is a player with a quite decent stroke transitioning to a more flexible players frame. « Show Less
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Hello, if you still have the red button, take the racket apart and try to put it back on. If you don't have the button or if it doesn't stay back on, I'm afraid you'll have to write it off as a loss. I have bought about 6 of those rackets for myself and others and some are better quality than others -- although in general they are rather fragile. I have had to throw at least one away after little use. I can't tell you which ones are the best. But if you order another one, choose a different model. Good thing they are so cheap! Good luck! Tim
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We have only just bought the racquet as it is for a summer camp next week. It seems about the right size when my son, who is 9yrs, holds it. It is nice and light and he likes the look of it. Hopefully it will perform well too. It seems good value for a beginner racquet. Hope that helps :)
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hello! well i do recommend this for beginners in synthezizers, this one is of ´the simple ones`, but attention! this is not a toy, is a very powerfull machine, with wich you can do a lot of things. so if you are looking for a simple keyboard this is not for you. instead if you want to experiment with sounds and start to understand synthtezizers, this is a good start. this instrument will fit very well beginners but also experts who know how to train this little monster!
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I would recommend a higher end bike for competition. This is a good starter bike and it is great for exercise or recreation, but it is simply not on par with Shimano or Fuji. It will do in a pinch, but I is not ideal.
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I am not a tennis player but purchased this racket (per recommendation of his dad) for my seven year old grandson who is tall for his age but not 4'10" so I doubt it. The best thing to do might be go to a sports store and find out which racket to buy and then order it from Amazon :)
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It's good for any beginner! I am 18 and I just started and I'm a bit late in the game but! Yes, in my opinion I think it's great! I bought this violin knowing nothing about this instrument and I picked a great choice!
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Its great for beginners! I purchased it a few months ago. I got new strings for it though and the sound improved immensely. On youtube "the online piano tutor"(she does violin too) has a really good review on it. :-)
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Nano 10 is lighter than 20. I have owned both in past and they do not have difference in performance. Both of them are good racquets for intermediate level. If you are beginner then I would say go for Nano 10 as its lighter and costs much less than Nano 20. Hope this helps.
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Yes, actually my son is 9 years old. But it was first time take a tennis class. A friend of mine's kid just bought it . She is 7 years old.( practice over year) If your kid is beginner for tennis, I suggested buy one small size.
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From what I gather the Ti-S6 is slightly bigger, heavier and thus more powerful than the Ti-S5. As a result, the Ti-S6 is probably more suited for beginners or those players that need more help generating pace. The Ti-S5 is by no means a players racket, but it has a smaller sweet spot and requires you to generate more pace through your swing. If you can hit the bill with a little pace and want more control, I'd go with the Ti-S5. If you struggle to hit the ball hard and need the bigger head to make good contact, go with the Ti-S6.
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Amber, Thank you for your interest in STIGA. Only one racket comes in this pack. However, if you are looking for a multi-player set, we would suggest the http://www.amazon.com/STIGA-T1362-Stiga-Performance-2-Player/dp/B0040PSCE2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1423595792&sr=8-1&keywords=stiga+performance. Hope this helps! STIGA
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The reason they send it unstrung is that if you're buying a racket this expensive you probably want to choose the type and make of string for it, together with the precise tension. Those are all things a local stringer will offer - any decent badminton club will have this service available. You need to find one anyway since you need a solution once you break a string :)
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KB, Thank you for considering STIGA! To answer your question, the STIGA Supreme is a faster racket than the STIGA Ultimate. The Ultimate is an older racket that was scored using a different rating system, explaining the wide difference between the ratings. Hope this helps! STIGA
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This racket only comes in one color. However, if you are interested in different colors, you should look into our Stiga PURE rackets. http://www.amazon.com/Stiga-Advance-Tennis-Paddle-Racket/dp/B009SGJ8AK http://www.amazon.com/Stiga-Advance-Tennis-Paddle-Racket/dp/B009SGJB2A/ref=pd_bxgy_sg_img_y Hope this helps! Stiga
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Yes it is a perfect practice tool for beginners. The height is adjustable and durable. Must add a weight to the base to keep it from falling over. That is not really a big deal. Just go to a sporting goods store and buy a 10 pound weight.