Used by Justine Henin and Lindsay Davenport, this racquet is a good choice for players of varying levels.

What's the difference between winning and losing? Wilson boils it down to one word: [k]ontrol. The Wilson [K] Factor Six.One Tour racquet is made using [k]arophite black nanotechnology, a proprietary next-generation structure that results in better feel and a stronger, more stable performance. As a result, it's easier than ever for players to shape[Read More]

The Dunlop Aerogel 500 Tour is part of the next generation of 'tweener racquets that combines proven M-Fil technology with Aerogel to deliver an unmatched strength to weight ratio for enhanced stiffness and increased crispness. Expect the same great performance found in the M-Fil series of racquets, now with the improved feel and feedback provided [Read More]

The Wilson Kobra Tour is all new for 2009 and is a heavier, more traditional option to the Kobra Team FX. With slightly heavier 'tweener specs along the lines of the Wilson K Pro Tour, the Kobra Tour has an 11.50 oz. strung weight, 26/24mm tapered beam, head light balance, and 100 sq. in. headsize. Head light balance and low swingweight enhance man[Read More]