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What are the best features of a Head Radical?
Hey i got my new Head Liquidmetal Radical today and i am wondering what are the features of this racquet. i also wanna know different pointers in how to excel with this racquet.
Bulk Liquidmetal (R)alloys are two to three times stronger than commonly used titanium alloys, harder than tool steel, and relatively non-corrosive and wear resistant. Bulk Liquidmetal alloys can also be molded into precision net-shaped parts similar to plastics, resulting in intricate and sophisticated engineered designs.
Two very comfortable racquets that offers tons of feel and control. Both headsizes offer a very flexible and plush feel ideal for the stronger player seeking control. Headsizes: 98sq. inch MP & 107sq. inch OS. Both racquets standard length.
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Which is the best type of string for a Head Liquidmetal Radical?
I recently popped a string on my Head Liquidmetal Radical. I'm not concerned about durability, but more control and capability for topspin. I have a Midplus racquet. Thanks. Also, should I get a hybrid combination of strings? Which combination would fit my need?
Rubin D gave you great advise. If you are not concerned about breaking the strings, then I'm assuming you have another racquet. If not you should.
Remember that the manufacturer is recommending their string, so that when 99% of the tennis players drop off their racquet and don't state what strings, tension, texture, or gauge, the stinger just automatically goes to the racquets recommendation.
If you want more spin, say that. That way a stringer will put on a sting with "teeth" or what you may have heard called texture. It works like millions of little teeth biting into the ball and helping you have more control and spin.
If will also mean more tension if you want control. Think of a trampoline. The looser the strings the higher the bounce but less control.
As far as the gaunge, "thickness of the string" the thicker the stronger, and less breakage, but the thinner the better feel.
Anyway I hope you have gained some respect for your stringers. They are artist that can make you love or hate your racquet. Oh and by the way, if your stringer is not recalibrating his machine the tension is way off. I once had a racquet restrung on vacation and it was looser than when I brought it in. If this happens bring it to the attention of the manager. Good luck
Wheres the best place to buy a Head Flexpoint radical?
I want to buy a Head Flexpoint Radical but where's the best place to get one? DONT say tennis warehouse or ebay because I know those.
I want the cheapest place
Racquet Depot carries the Head Flexpoint Radical racket for $99.99, including shipping. See below for URL
Head Flexpoint Radical Midplus Racquet How is it?
Hi I'm looking at buying the Head Flexpoint Radical Midplus Racquet.
Can you please let me know of any reviews/comments on this racquet? Thanks.
Wow, in my opinion I think the Flexpoint Radical Midplus Racquet is one of the best racquets. It is an excellent racquet, but if it doesn't work out for you, try one of the very good racquet, head Liquidmetal Radical. Check it out!
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&um=1&hl=en&q=head+liquidmetal+radical
Both racuqets have very good control of the ball it is like you are hitting the tennis ball with ur hand. It is really easy to hit the tennis ball even after some time you haven;t played tennis. Just playing for 20 minutes after not playing tennis for one week, you'll get back to how you played before! It is so amazing!
Isn't it good to have topspin but also a tad bit of power?
These two racquets are for you if you want that! You can hit really good spun balls, but also while you hit it, it will be one; hard for your opponent to get the spinned ball, and two; it has a lot of power which is also hard to get.
GOOD LUCK CHOOSING!
What's the difference between the Head Radical OS and Head Radical MP?
I'm deciding on what racket to purchase, but I can't figure out the difference between the two.
I know the OS has a bigger frame and let's you get more forgiveness. But arghghg, I don't know what I should do, I'm a pretty good player, but I don't know whether I should get an OS or an MP
Help! hahaha, ok, its not that urgent but I would appreciate some tennis expertise.
Thanks
Like you said, the main difference is the framze size. Since you are a pretty good player, you should get the MP.
NEVER NEVER get the OS unless you have excellent control and want more power. MP will provide you with enough sweetspot without sacrificing that much control.
