🎾 Elevate Your Game with Every Swing!
The Wilson Adult Recreational Tennis Racket combines advanced technologies like Volcanic Frame and V-Matrix for enhanced power and stability. Weighing only 453.59 g, it features a lightweight AirLite Alloy construction and Stop Shock Pads for reduced vibrations. Ideal for players of all skill levels, this pre-strung racket is designed to deliver explosive performance on the court.
| Age range | Adult |
| Color | Pink/Grey |
| Size | Grip Size 2 - 4 1/4" |
| Style | Tour Slam |
| Frame material | Aluminium |
| Material type | Aluminium |
| Skill level | All |
| Features | Lightweight |
| Sport | Tennis |
| Included components | tennis racket |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | Wilson |
| Manufacturer | Wilson Sporting Goods - Team |
| Item model number | WRT30860U2 |
| Product Dimensions | 68.58 x 27.94 x 2.54 cm; 453.59 g |
| ASIN | B01MXXJRC8 |
A**R
Best racket I've had so far
Great racket. My serve has improved, wth more power due to balance of a light racket, with head heavy balance. I'll never buy a different one... Having had head tis6 and others before.
J**K
Amazing racket
Love this racket. Grip is great
R**N
Beginner
Although I played tennis a lot in my teens, I haven't played again until my late 40's so I very much class myself as a beginner. I bought this racket after trawling the internet looking for the best racket for a beginner, the Wilson Hyper Hammer 5.3 ticked all the boxes, and I will admit I was drawn in by the name. I use it twice a week while I play what is fondly known as social tennis, not too serious, or at least it's not meant to be, there are some powerful big hitters that I inevitably end up playing against. The hammer is light, which means my arm doesn't ache, the oversized head means that I very rarely miss the ball and it has some power, sometimes too much for a player who hasn't quite mastered the topspin forehand to ensure the ball stays in court. My serves feel pretty good with this racket, and I can generally generate a fair bit of power and have served a few aces. It can sometimes sound ab it tingy, if that's a technical term, don't know if maybe a dampner would help with that. No cover was a shame, but I purchased one for a reasonable price. I think from a novices point of view this is a good racket that can sometimes give you some great shots that a cheaper racket may not, hopefully it's not a forever racket and as my game improves it would be nice to advance to something else.
