Wilson Federer Signature Oversize Tennis Racquet

Folks, I purchased 2 of these racquets as an experiment. I have often wondered if I was spending money needlessly on expensive racquets through the years. I had no idea what to really expect. So, my 2 racquets arrived, and I regripped them to increase grip size, then added a little weight to the head with some lead tape to get the feel right. Also, I added some additional dampeners. It's been 2 months, and I can now say that these racquets are as good as anything I would have paid top dollar for. There is NO DIFFERENCE for my level of play. If you are a higher level player, this racquet is not for you; buy one more geared for precision play. I highly recommend this racquet for players from beginning level on up to 3.5; you will love it!

This raquet was a complete surprise to play with. It was inexpensive enough to experiment with so I bought it. Much to my amazement it played as well as raquets I have costing three to four time as much. I would recommend for players from, 2.0-4.5. Very good control and gives you alot of spin on topspin and underspin shots. It also really moves on my topspin kicking serve and really allows for good control for a more advanced player. With a little weighting at the top it feels great. I bought two more just in case because I play three time a week or more.

Purchased this raquet for my son who is on his high school tennis team. He likes it much better than his previous raquet.

I play competitive tennis and this racket is very good, especially for the price. I would say it is good for beginners to intermediate.....

I am too new to tennis to say much. It works much better than me. Very smooth hit when you get at least near the center. I am pleased and satisfied. I would like to know why it is not sold at the store?

I'm an occasional player and this racquet has worked nicely for me. I've used it 3 times now. The grip is soft but yet doesn't retain hand sweat. The grip hasn't shown any ware either even after 4+ hours of use (which wasn't the case with my last 2 racquets). The racquet is a lot lighter then I expected for the price. Only complaint would be that the headsize is a bit smaller then my last racquet. Overall, I'm happy with it but again, I'm an occasional player.

I play a lot about 2 hours a day. I also hit pretty hard. I broke mine in 3 months. It's the third cheapo racket I've broken, but this one broke bad, like I'd slammed it on the ground or something. It's a bigger racket and if you're a hard hitter you may not feel like you have a lot of control. For a beginner who doesn't hit hard, it's probably fine. I liked the looks of it.

The Racquet has a good value for the price you pay, but i got it shipped to store & the handle was broken, so i had to return it.

Was good racket for a month, but then it broke. Not the strings but the actual frame. The frame broke in three separate locations. I am very disappointed with this racket.