Wilson Tennis Rackets

Wilson tennis rackets have been a favourite among tennis players for decades. Although primarily used by American tennis professionals in the 1970s including Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Chris Evert and Tracy Austin, they have since gained favour with professionals and amateurs from all around the world.

Wilson tennis rackets come in a large variety of models, with different weight distribution and stiffness. There are definitely makes for all levels of play. Beginners and children would do best with the Wilson NCode Fury series of racket. These extremely light rackets are very user friendly and allow for smaller arms to gain racket head speed. Available in very small grip sizes they are the perfect racket for your future Federer to start with.

More advanced adults also have a large variety of Wilson tennis rackets to choose from. The Hyper Hammer series of racket was incredibly popular over the last decade due to the success of its proponents, the Williams sisters. This racket provides plenty of power but could be difficult to control for more erratic hitters.

The latest and most popular series of Wilson tennis rackets available now are the K Series, used by a variety of tennis professionals, including Roger Federer, Juan Martin del Potro, Jo Wilfried Tsonga and the current sensation Melanie Oudin. There are over thirty different designs available and the rackets differ in head size and length, string pattern, and weight. The less advanced and movement challenged player should consider the K Factor KThree.FX racket that has a 110 square inch head that is more forgiving. Another oversize Wilson tennis racket is the K Factor KFive 108 that also has a larger string surface area, as well as a lighter frame weight.

Currently the most popular Wilson tennis racket on the market is the Williams's sisters recent stick. The K Factor KBlade provides a nice combination of power and control and a large sweet spot. If you prefer to use the same Wilson tennis racket as the number one player in the world, then go with the K Factor KSix-One Tour 90 racket used by Roger Federer. This racket has a nice swing weight making it a forgiving high performance weapon. It is best utilized, however, by more advanced players.

Wilson tennis rackets can be purchased from any sporting equipment store and from on line dealers such as Tennis Warehouse and Tennis Express. The online dealers will provide guidelines to help you select the racket right for you, as well as allow you to check out demo rackets to try out. Most Wilson tennis rackets are priced right around two hundred dollars.

With so many tennis professionals currently using Wilson tennis rackets it is no wonder that they are currently the most popular brand of tennis racket on the market.