QUOTE(Bepeon @ Oct 23 2007, 03:02 PM)
Small racquet head provides us with more control but less power... And its a better racquet for volleys too.
Hmmm... I didn't know the pro's were moving up in racquet head size. But some of the racquet sizes look big on tv even for the men. But for the women, I thought some of them are just small sized. But I noticed Golovin was using the [K]Factor K4. That's a big head. When I was checking out the nCode nTour Two, it didn't seem big to me, so I figured Justine Henin must be really really small...
Yeah, the smaller head provides better control for sure, but I have yet to confirm the effect on volleying. The few volleys that I've done, it does feel good. I string it with a lower tension, which I believe helps quite a bit with power and spin.
Added on October 23, 2007, 3:32 pmQUOTE(pooh88 @ Oct 23 2007, 03:02 PM)
Bro,
Serious u can use so small size 90 inch,damn is difficult to hit the sweetspot
I guess u mus be a pro player or advance player
Haha! No lah, I'm pass-able only lah
... But as it turns out, I could use the size 90 head without problems. I was actually doubtful when I got the K6-1 coz all over the net people saying hard to use. But I was very surprised that I didn't have any trouble with it. Guess I was lucky I didn't waste my money
But can confirm, that when you make a mistake, the ball is going into orbit or wherever else...
This post has been edited by artemis348: Oct 23 2007, 03:32 PM