I really don't like rackets with too much power, I like having big jumping swings. I have this prince hybrid O3 racket and I liked it, but it popped and I got it restrung and I no longer like it. I used my friends Dunlop racket, it was a ti fusion one. Can someone please recommend a racket I might like or one similar to the Dunlop racket please.

Should the string tension of your racket follow your game play? Is it true that lower string tension in Badminton rackets are better for offensive players? Please clarify.

I demoed a Prince exo3 graphite 93 and i liked the string tension. Does tennis warehouse string in middle tension (such as recommended of 50-60 would be 55) or do they use a different/ random tension for all their demo rackets.

I bought two old tennis rackets today from Goodwill. They are Spalding brand which I hear isn't a good brand but they were super cheap and I'm just a beginner. What is the best way to clean them? They're really nasty lol. Is water and soap going to mess up the string (or what ever the net part is called)? And is grip tape or or the slip on gauze better to use on the handle?

This is for you Wilson aficionados out there. I'm about to buy two NCode rackets and would like to know the difference between the NTour and the Six-One models. I can't seem to find any site which tells me the difference but the Six-One seems to be quite a bit more expensive. If anyone can tell me the difference, I'd be very grateful.

Is it worth buying now a second racket or is it better to wait for the new line to come out next year? For example if Prince or Wilson or Babolat launch new rackets in 2010, will they reduce their old rackets by lets say 40%? so a racket what cost now €150 will cost €90? (Currently I have 1 racket; but I want to consider to buy a 2nd racket as reserve, however competition will not begin until next year...)

I'm wondering where is a good place to buy tennis rackets for advance players in Longview, Washington. I read that a light head and flexible one is better for more control and maneuverability. And please tell me the price ranges if you can. Any suggestions?

On the site it says that you can demo up to four rackets at one time for $14.95. I don't know if it means $14.95 each or $14.95 altogether.

Is the quality different? Is it the way they make it? What is it? When i look in dicks sporting goods the pro rackets are more expensive then recreational rackets.