Prince Precision Approach Titanium

Pros: control=sweet
Cons: power,no power

I purchased this peace of gear about a half a year ago. I thought it was superb. The precision was UNBELIEVABLE the ball could go anywhere i wanted. It did lake in power,this fit my style perfectly. This racquet is NOT for beginners. Sadly enough the...

Pros: Good price, lightweight with power
Cons: Will take a little getting use to.

This piece of equipment is ideal for the club player who wants a racket that is lightweight but packs a punch. It is both accurate and powerful and ideal for both men and women.

I found it to be wonderful for overheads and volleys and it will...

Pros: Solid and precise
Cons: high swing weight

With its weight, it should be that heavy when you play. The reason is the length and balance. It's 27.5" long and 11.5 Oz strung on OS with balance 2pt. Headlight. Compare to more head light racquet, it need time to set up the shot. Once you set...

Pros: Power, Control, Reach
Cons: None

If you are looking for a racquet with some power and control this is one of the best racquets for that. This racquet gives more zip on your shots but without sacrificing too much control. It is a longbody racquet but instead of being 28...

Pros: Total control; nicely balanced; superb feel.
Cons: Not fantastically durable.

This is simply the best racket I have ever come across. It's like an extension of your arm. I stupidly sold mine and replaced them with the frying pan-like More Precision. I've now discovered an old sports store in Louisiana with a pair of these magical rackets that have sat on a shelf for four years. This stick delivers total control - ever shot you make is completely predictable. If you make an error, it's your fault, not the racket's. For those who like to make their own power, just buy two of these things. They're priceless.