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New Head Graphene 360 Radical! Here Now!
The new Head Graphene 360 Radical has arrived and I have already chosen the one for me!
The four (4) racquets in this series cover every possible player style and the new graphics package will appeal to most players. This is a win-win Radical Series!
Head Graphene 360 Radical Series
Just in case you are wondering which one I have chosen it is the Radical S! Why? I handle a lot of racquets each day and this racquet just “feels” good when I pick it up! Plus the 102 square inch head size fits me fine.
This series is the most impressive Radical Series I have seen in a few years.
You can read the reviews of each of these racquets on this site but you really should come by and take a look and “feel” for yourself.
My setup is going to be this racquet strung with PEEK at 52 pounds. I am going to increase the weight to 315 grams and the swing weight to 315 kg/cm² as well.
I am anxious to start playing again and this is just the racquet to motivate me! Motivate yourself, too! Get one!
This is a comparison sheet of the four (4) models so you can get some idea as to which racquet may suit you!
Head Graphene 360 Radical Series Strung
The Rebel Backpack and Radical 6 Racquet Combi add to the excitment of the new Radical racquets! Complete the package with these bags!
String Bed Stiffness – A Short Video
It is raining today and it felt like a good time to talk about “string bed stiffness”…so let’s go!
This quick video will make a plea to you tennis players to demand more from your racquet technician so you are getting the most from your equipment.
Thank you for watching!
Dr. Goodman visits the World Headquarters!
We were thrilled to have Dr. Brad Goodman visit the World Headquarters to produce a session for his Doc-Talk-Live program!
Dr. Goodman is a tennis player who wants to know more about equipment in an effort to protect his body and beat his opponents. You can catch this episode here: Doc Talk Live
In addition to the session Dr, Goodman was given the opportunity to “stretch” both a very stiff string and a very “stretchy” string, something that he, and many others, have not done. Needless to say he was amazed at the difference.
Dr, Goodman’s visit was a great opportunity to have a real conversation about tennis equipment. Please let me have your comments!
Ask John
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Questions will be moderated and answered within 3 business days.
Head Graphene 360 Radical Compilation
If you have read the current Head Graphene 360 Radical reviews you have seen the total weights including the string of each racquet. The following data compiles this into an easy to read format.
The colors you see represent the most common properties considered when buying a racquet, with swing weight (yellow) being the most important number with overall weight (pink) and static balance (blue) following.
Head Graphene 360 Radical Strung Data
We believe all the numbers are important and use them to “fine tune” the racquet you choose.
If you are looking for spin potential the COF numbers are for you. The higher the number the larger the coefficient of friction of ball on the string.
Head Graphene 360 Radical Series
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