Length: 27.5
in.
Weight: 9.5
oz.
Ideal Swing - Short: No

Ideal Swing - Medium: Yes

Ideal Swing - Long: No
Maneuverability: Medium
Control: Low
Power: High
Comfort: Low

You’re a solid intermediate who’s lost a step due to injury or age, and you’re looking for a value racquet that’ll

If you know a thing or two about racquet specs, you’d think a racquet like the Wilson KTour wouldn’t appeal to advanced players.

For one, it’s too light at only 10.6 ounces strung. Another reason is the balance is all wrong. Player’s racquets are supposed to be head light, right? Ever since the days of wood racquets, advanced p

Andre has left the building.

But his HEAD Radical still plays on.

The king of Radical, Andre Agassi, may have retired from professional tennis, but his racquet of choice is still swinging.

And while Andre may no longer be on the tour, when he steps onto the court, he’s still a Radical guy.

The late

 Subtle revisions in design, when added together and taken as a whole, can often result in big changes in performance. Roger Federer’s new racquet, the Wilson KSix-One Tour 90 is a case in point.

While at first glance it may look like the changes from nCode to KFactor may have happened in the material build up, a close inspection of the KSix-One Tour 90 reveals some other

The Majors are where champions prove their worth, but it’s also where the wild cards come to spoil their fun. The ladies’ draw at the 2008 Wimbledon was full of surprises, none bigger than a third round match featuring two women wielding Yonex sticks: Ana Ivanovic and Jie Zheng.

The underdog story was