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mreccentric · 09-19-2012, 04:09 AM

ok freak... but mines a indoor shoes, i dont think it'll last long. the store person said that it's suitable for tennis.
BTW, i started playing tennis from yesterday. Also joined a coaching center, i learnt to hit the ball with a fore-hand shot on the first day. Today is for back-hand. Should have to learn serving the ball well.

Freak3yman84 · 09-19-2012, 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by mreccentric

ok freak... but mines a indoor shoes, i dont think it'll last long. the store person said that it's suitable for tennis.
BTW, i started playing tennis from yesterday. Also joined a coaching center, i learnt to hit the ball with a fore-hand shot on the first day. Today is for back-hand. Should have to learn serving the ball well.

That's great!

I hope you're enjoying it? Good luck with the shoes and your Tennis game

mreccentric · 09-19-2012, 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Freak3yman84

That's great!

I hope you're enjoying it? Good luck with the shoes and your Tennis game

Thanks for the wishes. ;0

acionescu · 09-19-2012, 02:22 PM

Dont buy aluminum rackets, they are crap, says an user, friend of mine.

Buy a graphite one or carbon at least, titanium isnt bad either, look for old lines for cheaper prices.

mreccentric · 09-19-2012, 03:38 PM

yes... i'll be buying another one soon. will not buy aluminum one next time.

Pratik · 09-28-2012, 09:18 AM

Just saw this thread. In case you are still looking to buy one,
I believe that a titanium racket would be the best for what you are looking for.
The Head Ti series is pretty popular in India, and it has a couple of makes within INR 2500. One from this series was my first racquet. Got it for 1750 about 3 years ago.
Depending on which city you are in, I could direct you to where to buy them too.

mreccentric · 10-01-2012, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Pratik

Just saw this thread. In case you are still looking to buy one,
I believe that a titanium racket would be the best for what you are looking for.
The Head Ti series is pretty popular in India, and it has a couple of makes within INR 2500. One from this series was my first racquet. Got it for 1750 about 3 years ago.
Depending on which city you are in, I could direct you to where to buy them too.

Thanks Buddy.. Head Ti? i've haven't heard of that. Maybe, i'll know if i shop in some stores around here.

ruariatp · 02-24-2013, 12:58 PM

I would always recommend informing yourself about what type of racquet you need before you go to a shop, where the assistant may try to sell you the most expensive frame whether or not it suits you as a player...
http://www.andbethere.com/2013/02/th...uet-guide.html Here all the terms and features of different kinds of racquets are explained - hope it's helpful