@ReaperOfGods when tennis players refer to the racket, it’s just the frame. Normally we buy just the frame and go somewhere else to get it custom stringed to our liking and tension
@@davidxin5805 Alot of the tennis players i know and play with just get a new racket with the strings then break it just by playing and get it re-strung
@@end_slayerwhat he's saying is that his form is different every time. If my serve is constant and I hit the same serve every time, the ball will do the same thing Everytime regardless of price. Unless you hit a consistent serve, you can't talk about control
all tennis racquets are different. you can't base yourself on so few criteria. The fact that one racquet is heavier than the other is normal, they are not the same. a more expensive one can also be lighter than a cheaper one.
There is a difference in weight for every tennis tacket. I mean you can litterly buy them heavier or lighter. Also if it bounces more it just means that it is tightend more or "fresher"
First and secondtest isn't about racket it's about string Third one isn't about recket it's about how many grams does recket have Fourth one is about grip not racket Last one is about string again BTW that ,,expensive'' racket was made 20 heard ago,it's probably lower that 100 now
I play tennis and this test is absolutely horrible. all expensive rackets are different because some can have different strings and grips because of what different players like. Some expensive rackets are really heavy for more power and some are really light for more spin and control.
Serving depends on technique regardless. Expensive doesnt make it go further its just power, but it does help with spin, youll know when you hit a good shot because of the nice sound and feeling produced by the expensive. Also its not heavier, all rackets have different strung and unstrung weights.
It just gets on my nerves the "serve was more on target" stuff, don't get me wrong, i love watching these, it is just that some of this isn't objective
Cheap tennis racket pros: good to stick in the bag if you need to smash one mid match. Cheap tennis racket cons: durability and control. Expensive racket pros: durability and control Expensive racket cons: unless you’re on the professional tour, you probably don’t have enough cash to consistently break them
Why are we testing how high it bounces or how far it hits? The bounce can be adjusted by string type and tension. How far it hits doesn't talk about power or control. A $280 racquet from the same line with different head sizes will play differently. A Wilson prostaff 97 will play different from the X which is a 3" difference. The pure strike 98 will play diff then the 100.
the test isnt really imporant part but the ending words are.. if he changes his two last words it aint gonna be it.. i hope he never doess.. just waiting, watching random stuff for that insane dopamine hit.. very cool
None of these do anything to actually judge a racket. Weight doesn't make a racket good or bad, it's preference based. Also the grip can be redone in like 5 minutes
That's the truth! I started with a friend's 30 dollar Wilson with 5 year old string not knowing any better. I only played with him because there was nothing to do. Play is a strong word. I could never keep the ball in play. I thought it just wasn't for me. And then, one day, I decided I wanted to get serious and beat my friend. I studied the theory and then went to a pro shop to find a racket. To my surprise, I picked up an expensive racket, and it was night and day difference. It didn't turn me into Federer, but I was able to keep the ball in play. I tried about 8 different rackets to dial in what fit me best, and I ended up with a Pure Aero 98 for my first real racket. I played with that for nearly a year and then ended up trying a Blade that was on sale and never looked back. I finally ended up settling on a Wilson Blade 98 18x20 with champions choice strung at 54 lbs. I don't care what anyone says. A quality racket will make life a little easier from beginning to end.
@@Terminator_of_Love10 9 utr here, I can use virtually any racket and beat basically any of the high schoolers I coach. Obviously at my own level I feel 100x more confident using my racket, but that’s why we have preferred equipment, it brings out your best even if you can.
First of all, the grip test is pointless because you put your own grip on it. Expensive is made so the string’s don’t break while you shoot. Cheap is made with cheap materials.🤬
I have a 300$ racket and it weighs 2 pounds and its and adult racket and performs exceptionally so idk why the weight test was made because when i first started i got a 30$ racket and it weighed 6 ounces which for me personally was entirely to heavy to be playing doubles no singles matches especially double headers Reminder i started it 6th grade and is now in college
none of these are accurate because the ball bounces higher because of the diffrent types of strings u can get for it, also expensive rackets are that price because of the material it was made for the racket. also the grip is also changeable,
If you're trying to play tennis competitively, this video is pretty uninformative. What matters most here is racket head size (bigger head is typically the norm in modern tennis, more power and less framing) and string type/tension. Low tension poly if you're not trying to play at high intensity and high tension gut if you're on the better end. You can take the cheapest, shittiest racket frame you can find and as long as you string it well and wrap the grip, you'll play better with it than an expensive racket which is poorly strung and maintained. Most pros string at like 70-80 lbs which is insane, but 55-60 isn't bad if you're seasoned. Id recommend 40-50 if you're on the newer end Weight of the racket is purely preference, but heavier rackets will play more smoothly if you have good fundamentals. Grip size is again down to preference. I like 4.5 inch, but depending on your hand size you might want smaller or bigger Honestly, the more I explain, the less this video seems to be useful. I appreciate the effort and production value, but this is painful to watch as a tennis player...
Dawg ima tennis player and a tennis racket with more weight is more of a problem and also tor every one saying hes only just testing the strings the gromets on the frame also matter and the swing weight and other shit
You can’t compare a cheap and expensive tennis racquet every single racquet has different dimensions and weight. The inly difference would be how much weight your wallet loses
New players should just buy cheap rackets. They're designed to assist players with poor swinging technique and/or a lack of power. The reason they're lighter is so they reduce the chance of injury to players who don't know how to swing properly yet. The reason they have more pop i.e., are bouncier, is because new players typically can't produce much power with their swinging form, so to compensate, beginner rackets are strung up mid tension with lively synthetic guts. These off-the-shelf rackets also have larger head sizes and thicker beams, typically 110 to 120 sq.in. and 3/4" to 1" respectively.
To anyone wondering why serve is different... It's because of the weaving string quality and tension. Expensive racquets use strings with better tensile strength, so they can be tightened easily.
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😂when a non tennis player tries to test tennis rackets. Half of what he said has to do with the strings not the racket.
@ReaperOfGods when tennis players refer to the racket, it’s just the frame. Normally we buy just the frame and go somewhere else to get it custom stringed to our liking and tension
@@davidxin5805 Alot of the tennis players i know and play with just get a new racket with the strings then break it just by playing and get it re-strung
@@egneus7651 well I assume you guys player pretty casually? As in not competitively. All the more high end rackets won’t come with strings.
@@davidxin5805 No you will definitely find high end without the string
his serve form is pretty telling that he plays tennis
There are cheap tennis rackets?
Where are those I need them 💀
there's some that cost like less than $40
@@chaosforever that's not cheap
you can find 5 dollar walmart racquets. mine is around 270 dollars.
dude say 40$ not cheap when pro tennis rackets costom cam be more than 100$ alot more
@@DaCucarachas comparatively
“The expensive is more on target” bro you just serve differently every time like a normal person
Yes but more often the expensive one was on target, he did more than one hit if he was doing a scientific test
@@end_slayerwhat he's saying is that his form is different every time. If my serve is constant and I hit the same serve every time, the ball will do the same thing Everytime regardless of price. Unless you hit a consistent serve, you can't talk about control
@@taytay8732 That just isn’t entirely true. If the price of the racket didn’t matter why do professionals use expensive rackets?
@@taytay8732cheap rackets are less consistent. Even if u could hit the ball the exact same way a cheap racket might still give u a different result
@@Ballingboii thank you, I’m bad at English sometimes. (It’s my first language)
When someone who doesn’t know rackets tries to judge rackets:
TLDR of these videos:
Most of the time Expensive wins
That's because most of the time expensive products are better. That's why they're expensive.
tldl this time
all tennis racquets are different. you can't base yourself on so few criteria. The fact that one racquet is heavier than the other is normal, they are not the same. a more expensive one can also be lighter than a cheaper one.
There is a difference in weight for every tennis tacket. I mean you can litterly buy them heavier or lighter. Also if it bounces more it just means that it is tightend more or "fresher"
This test was better than another one I watched.
First and secondtest isn't about racket it's about string
Third one isn't about recket it's about how many grams does recket have
Fourth one is about grip not racket
Last one is about string again
BTW that ,,expensive'' racket was made 20 heard ago,it's probably lower that 100 now
You should test the durability to see how strong the handles are
Also very cool !
I also hope that he knows you want a heavier racket
I play tennis and this test is absolutely horrible. all expensive rackets are different because some can have different strings and grips because of what different players like. Some expensive rackets are really heavy for more power and some are really light for more spin and control.
THIS
Actuality your wrong power doesn't come from heavy or light it comes from head size
And heavy raqquets are more control oriented
Distance and bounce are more affect by string tension, not the frame
Ngl the serve was not bad
the expensive racket was top heavy which means you get a more powerful shot when hitting the ball, therefore it’s better if that’s your type of play.
I thought they were gonna collide to each other
That actually shows that you’re a trained tennis player!!!
Very cool
In what sense?
or he just knows how to serve lol
no the strings are different
@@ellawowowow he landed on his right leg
@@ellawowowowyou gotta play tennis to know how to serve. Why would you want to serve but not actually play tennis?
Every racket is already tested. They have the specs on the frame sonewhere.
Depends on the string
yea who checked isometric frames actually helped with vertical movement of the strings.
Actually, your service technic is pretty good!
Serving depends on technique regardless. Expensive doesnt make it go further its just power, but it does help with spin, youll know when you hit a good shot because of the nice sound and feeling produced by the expensive. Also its not heavier, all rackets have different strung and unstrung weights.
It just gets on my nerves the "serve was more on target" stuff, don't get me wrong, i love watching these, it is just that some of this isn't objective
yeah because he can replicate the same amount of force for both cheap & expensive for distance
Lol this is the most controlled experiment ever
Cheap tennis racket pros: good to stick in the bag if you need to smash one mid match.
Cheap tennis racket cons: durability and control.
Expensive racket pros: durability and control
Expensive racket cons: unless you’re on the professional tour, you probably don’t have enough cash to consistently break them
You cant test tennis rackets lol each racket has its own unique ability, weight, grip, head size, handle size, string etc etc..
For anyone that know stuff about tennis rackets understands this is a bad test, unless this is a parody.
Why are we testing how high it bounces or how far it hits? The bounce can be adjusted by string type and tension. How far it hits doesn't talk about power or control. A $280 racquet from the same line with different head sizes will play differently. A Wilson prostaff 97 will play different from the X which is a 3" difference. The pure strike 98 will play diff then the 100.
The grip surface area😂😂😂
Pro service dude. VERY COOL 😎
Very cool!
Nice
the test isnt really imporant part but the ending words are.. if he changes his two last words it aint gonna be it.. i hope he never doess.. just waiting, watching random stuff for that insane dopamine hit.. very cool
None of these do anything to actually judge a racket. Weight doesn't make a racket good or bad, it's preference based. Also the grip can be redone in like 5 minutes
Bro's serve is better than mine😂😂😂
The BLX tour racket is old and it’s like 109$
Racquet matters a lot in tennis especially as you improve your game
That's the truth! I started with a friend's 30 dollar Wilson with 5 year old string not knowing any better. I only played with him because there was nothing to do. Play is a strong word. I could never keep the ball in play. I thought it just wasn't for me. And then, one day, I decided I wanted to get serious and beat my friend. I studied the theory and then went to a pro shop to find a racket. To my surprise, I picked up an expensive racket, and it was night and day difference. It didn't turn me into Federer, but I was able to keep the ball in play. I tried about 8 different rackets to dial in what fit me best, and I ended up with a Pure Aero 98 for my first real racket. I played with that for nearly a year and then ended up trying a Blade that was on sale and never looked back. I finally ended up settling on a Wilson Blade 98 18x20 with champions choice strung at 54 lbs. I don't care what anyone says. A quality racket will make life a little easier from beginning to end.
The inexperience is killing me
expensive is way more expensive than cheap
Don’t actually take this seriously, tennis racquets are made to fit several different playstyles.
Damm this dude isn’t bad ❤
The string tension the racquet weight the aim
Lol totally forgot about string patterns 😂😂
That’s why they are expensive
Bro the strings are like a trampoline of course there springy
very cool!
Expensive is better than cheap
Expensive is better than cheap
neither of these racquets would be considered expensive if he actually knew anything abt tennis lol
But i only use head racquets because of meterial
his face be like: 😯
The bounce test has almost nothing to do with your racket and more to do with what strings you're using and their tension
Why don't you try comparing cricket bats in the next video?
The "expensive racquet" isn't really considered expensive, instead check out a Yonex Ezone (That's the racquet I use" or the YONEX REGNA
Since when did the racquet make the player?
ITS NOT ABOUT RACKETS ITS ABOUT HOW GOOD U ARE
Spoken like a true 3 UTR
@@Terminator_of_Love10 9 utr here, I can use virtually any racket and beat basically any of the high schoolers I coach. Obviously at my own level I feel 100x more confident using my racket, but that’s why we have preferred equipment, it brings out your best even if you can.
First of all, the grip test is pointless because you put your own grip on it. Expensive is made so the string’s don’t break while you shoot. Cheap is made with cheap materials.🤬
First service!
This is the most pointless comparison I’ve ever seen.
wtf is this criteria bro
I have a 300$ racket and it weighs 2 pounds and its and adult racket and performs exceptionally so idk why the weight test was made because when i first started i got a 30$ racket and it weighed 6 ounces which for me personally was entirely to heavy to be playing doubles no singles matches especially double headers
Reminder i started it 6th grade and is now in college
badminton racket pls
Bro what do you mean it was more on target 😢 the expensive one like it's the same but different feeling
I would prefer A lighter racket
none of these are accurate because the ball bounces higher because of the diffrent types of strings u can get for it, also expensive rackets are that price because of the material it was made for the racket. also the grip is also changeable,
£229 for expensive tennis racket??
you can change the grip and the wires on the racket 😐🤦♂️🤦♀️🤦
If you're trying to play tennis competitively, this video is pretty uninformative. What matters most here is racket head size (bigger head is typically the norm in modern tennis, more power and less framing) and string type/tension. Low tension poly if you're not trying to play at high intensity and high tension gut if you're on the better end.
You can take the cheapest, shittiest racket frame you can find and as long as you string it well and wrap the grip, you'll play better with it than an expensive racket which is poorly strung and maintained. Most pros string at like 70-80 lbs which is insane, but 55-60 isn't bad if you're seasoned. Id recommend 40-50 if you're on the newer end
Weight of the racket is purely preference, but heavier rackets will play more smoothly if you have good fundamentals.
Grip size is again down to preference. I like 4.5 inch, but depending on your hand size you might want smaller or bigger
Honestly, the more I explain, the less this video seems to be useful. I appreciate the effort and production value, but this is painful to watch as a tennis player...
Cheap points : 3
Expensive points : 2
Him: expensive wins guys
My strings are more expensive than the cheap rackets... Where can i buy 15 dollar rackets qwq
"The heavier racquet is heavier."
"My hand doesn't change depending on the racquet."
This dude doesn't know what he's doing with his life.
The "epensive" one is like 25 years old and is pretty crappy
Defences test?
Dawg ima tennis player and a tennis racket with more weight is more of a problem and also tor every one saying hes only just testing the strings the gromets on the frame also matter and the swing weight and other shit
Wtf man is triping
Is it worth being 15x more expensive though?
bro expensive wins in the accuracy bro you literally did the test yourself how is accuracy bad
distance isnt always good in tennis
As long as you can control the ball
You can’t compare a cheap and expensive tennis racquet every single racquet has different dimensions and weight. The inly difference would be how much weight your wallet loses
bro this man can’t even play tennis, let someone like me who has good utr
Does this dude know if you have strings tighter it’ll be more bouncy like Bruh
It doesn’t matter if you don’t even know how to play
Bro knows nothing about tennis racquets
He’s actually got a good serve 😂
he landed on his right leg
what a non sense test
I am not spending $230 on a tennis racket
they cost like 100-150
250 FOR TENIS RACKETS!?!?
That’s also on the cheap side
250-350 USD. I don't want expensive, because my taste may change.
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New players should just buy cheap rackets. They're designed to assist players with poor swinging technique and/or a lack of power.
The reason they're lighter is so they reduce the chance of injury to players who don't know how to swing properly yet.
The reason they have more pop i.e., are bouncier, is because new players typically can't produce much power with their swinging form, so to compensate, beginner rackets are strung up mid tension with lively synthetic guts. These off-the-shelf rackets also have larger head sizes and thicker beams, typically 110 to 120 sq.in. and 3/4" to 1" respectively.
To anyone wondering why serve is different... It's because of the weaving string quality and tension. Expensive racquets use strings with better tensile strength, so they can be tightened easily.
Wtf
I think the first one just shows how bad at Tennis u are😅
*joke* plz don’t take offence i love ur vids
worthless
useless
bullshit
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Those tennis rackets are both very cheap compared to the average. They are also terrible
yo that expensive racket is going for 70
dollars new 💀