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Question about rackets

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Tennis4you:
Good call, indeed a 110+ square inch racquet will probably be better to start with.  And the pink, avoid at all costs.  I figured you would know the difference between the kids and the adult racquets, but like he said, make sure you grab the longer ones.  :)

MC ill Logic:
A lot of high end rackets just don't end up selling that well and end up getting sold at deep discounts.  

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/liquidation.html

Don't think twice about buying a Demo racket either.  

Get something light (so not a player's racket), mid plus or oversized, and don't get the extended rackets (extended frames are longer than standard frames, I think by half an inch).

This racket might be good:  http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpageRCPRINCE-TTB.html

Even if you just go to a local sporting goods store, it's hard to go wrong for 60 bucks.  Just don't buy a "difficult" player's frame that most of the pros use.  Buy a big, light, forgiving one.

Anonymous:
links aint working, ill logic.

Tennis4you:
McIll's links are ok, Tenniswarehouse.com seems to be down, check in the morning, I doubt they will ever be down long, they are to big...

newbie:
cool, Thanx for all the advice!

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