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Head size

The head size refers to the size of the club head. A larger club head offers more room to hit the ball, which is particularly helpful for beginners. On the other hand, a smaller club head requires a little more skill, but is more precise and faster. Advanced players often appreciate the control and precision that a smaller club head offers.

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The stringing pattern refers to the grid, which is created by the stringing of the racket. The numbers - e.g. 16 x 19 - refer to the number of longitudinal and cross strings that are strung.

Balance

The balance point of a tennis racket marks the place where it is in perfect equilibrium. This position is measured in centimetres. With a standard length of 68 centimetres for a tennis racket, we speak of a grip-heavy racket if the balance point is less than 33 centimetres. If the balance point is over 34 centimetres, the racket is described as top-heavy.

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