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Yonex Ultimum RQ Ti-1700 Long Mid-Plus
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• Tennis Magazine cites outstanding control.
• Tennis Warehouse praises comfort, maneuverability, and control.
• Recommended for powerful baseliners and all-court players
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• Need to generate your own power.
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Reviewers give this high praise for its comfort, control, maneuverability, and spin potential. An all-court racquet for players who don't need any help with power.
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Chosen by Martina Hingis for control, spin, and touch (as reported by Tennis Warehouse).
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Medium weight and head-light balance account for high maneuverability ratings.
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Head shape and open stringing pattern yield good ratings for spin potential.
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A capable tool for creative players.
This racquet, at 11 ounces (strung), is lighter than most advanced players' sticks, and with a 3/4" head-light balance on a 27.5" frame, highly maneuverable. Reviewers give it excellent marks for comfort and solidity. Strung with 16 mains and 19 crosses on a 98-square-inch head, the Ti-1700 offers touch and spin that draw high praise from Martina Hingis and the reviewers at Tennis Warehouse. The tapered 22-25 mm beam is only medium-stiff, which helps reduce shock, but also limits power. The Ti-1700 may be hard to beat for advanced, all-court players who love spin.
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