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Wilson Hyper Hammer 6.6 Rollers Midplus
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| Pros |
• Tennis Magazine cites outstanding control for aggressive baseliners.
• Tennis Warehouse likes it best of the rollers racquets.
• Reviewers agree on a pleasantly soft feel.
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• Tennis Magazine finds small sweet spot and limited power.
• Tennis Warehouse finds limited power on serves.
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Some players just love the feel of a rollers racquet. If you're an advanced baseliner, this seems to be one of the best. It gets consistently high marks for control and comfort.
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Strings run through rollers instead of traditional grommets.
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Light, but still sensible weight.
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Less head-heavy than most Hammer racquets.
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One of the few advanced rollers racquets.
Most racquets for advanced players are heavy and head-light. The Hyper Hammer 6.6 weighs only 10.7 ounces (strung), nearing the lower limit of sensible weights. Its official balance is listed as 3/8" head-heavy on a 27.25" frame, but Tennis Warehouse's testing found it only 1/8" head-heavy, and the reviewers there thought it played head-light, too, with high maneuverability. The head-heavy balance did show up in good ratings for stability. Strung with 16 mains and 20 crosses on 98 square inches, it delivers strong spin potential. Despite a relatively stiff rating for a 22-mm straight beam, reviewers found control clearly taking precedence over power.
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