Head Radical
Can Someone give me a description on the Head Flexpoint Radical and Flexpoint Instinct Tennis Racquets?
I was looking to buying one maybe but i don’t know which one to get. I’m looking for a control racquet and something to help on my serves.
Going purely by the numbers, these two racquets are very similar. The biggest difference is the head size. The radical has a slightly smaller head than the instinct. That means that it will have more control.
My suggestion would be to demo both racquets (midplus head sizes) and see which one feels the best to you. I would also suggest checking out the flexpoint presige and the radical tour. The radical tour has a slightly large head for a midplus, but it is considerably heavier. The extra weight will add control. The Prestige is the heaviest of them all, and has a small head (93 sq.in.) It will have the most control, but you might find that it doesn’t have quite enough power.
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