What is the head of a tennis racket called?

Head: The head, or the frame, is the oval part of the racket where the strings are, and where you will (hopefully) hit all of your shots. A larger head size means a more powerful racket—but with less control. Smaller head sizes offer less power, but increase your control.

How much is a head tennis racket worth?

You can expect to pay between $80 and $230 for a Head racquet.

Are head tennis racquets good?

Head makes some of the highest quality tennis gear in the world, including some of the best tennis racquets on the market. They offer tennis racquets for beginners, juniors, and professional tennis players like Novak Djokovic. Head makes several different models of tennis racquets.

How do you put lead tape on a tennis racket?

In order to add weight to the sides of your racket, simply peel back the non-adhesive protective strip and apply the lead tape to the inside edge of your frame. It is important to ensure the tape is in the same position on each side of your racket, to avoid imbalances.

How do I protect my badminton racket frame?

a) Keep your racket in a dry, cool environment to avoid damage to the frame and strings. b) Do not use the racket to scrape the feather birdie off the floor. It can lead to cracks in the racket frame as well as damage the grommets and string. c) You can make use of racket frame protection tape available in the market.

What is the top of the racket called?

tip
The edge of the frame that runs around the head is called the rim. The top of the head is called the tip.

What are the 5 parts of a tennis racket?

Let’s break down the individual components of a tennis racquet with a brief explanation of each part.

• Butt Cap. The butt cap refers to the piece of plastic that increases the size or flares out the bottom of a racquet’s handle, which helps ensure the racquet stays put in a player’s hand.
• Butt.
• Handle.
• Grip.
• Grip Tape.
• Collar.

How much do professional tennis players pay for their rackets?

The cost not only depends on the player but also on the features of the racket. Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray use rackets produced by Head, which cost between €250-€280 or around $307-$344. Roger Federer’s, Wilson Pro Staff RF 97 Autograph costs around €270 or about $344. Mike and Bob Bryan use Prince racket.