I want to buy a tennis racket, I don t know what kind of good to buy, give some advice

It seems that you are a beginner and I recommend you to use it"Wilson"The casual shot, its appearance is the frame and"y"There is a layer of shock absorber between the shapes. The advantages of this kind of racket: 1) The racket surface is large, the sweet area is large, and it is easy for beginners to control the ball.

2) Good shock absorption, wrist and elbow are not easy to hurt. 3) It has good elasticity and is easy for beginners to complete the batting action. 4) This kind of racket can be learned from the place to the amateur master without changing the racket.

It's just a little more expensive: 1000-1500 yuan, but it's still worth it.

Beginners don't need a good beat about 300-400 One or two hundred does not feel good After the technique is good, change the beat Recommend one**You can refer to it.

It's not advertising, you can look at it online, and then buy it in a physical store, remember to make a counteroffer, and there's a lot of room for counteroffer.

It's hard to say. It depends on whether you are a beginner or an advanced. It's good for beginners to buy beginners. Otherwise, buy a professional shot.

I don't know if you're a man or a woman? Barbara's beats are in vogue right now, and Nadal's one is for men. Li Na's style is suitable for women. Roddick's one is suitable for men with a little more strength.

It's good to buy whole charcoal. Words for beginners. Buy Boli's. It's more realistic. It's not very distressing to break it. and so on the technology is high. Then Wilson, Hyde and the like. That's a good shot with technology!

1. Price. The first entry-level Bonny Kawasaki Prince HEAD (Beginner) Inside the RMB400.

The second rank Wilson Dunlop Prince Head (Intermediate) is within the RMB800.

The third enthusiast major brand professional player type with a racket of more than RMB1000.

2. Stringing weight.

Feature reference: The lighter the racket - the stronger the control The heavier the racket - the stronger the hitting ability.

Shopping guide reference: beginners, 270 290 grams for girls, 285 310 grams for boys, it is not recommended to choose rackets above 310 grams.

3. The size of the photograph.

Feature reference: The smaller the racket surface - the stronger the control ability The larger the racket surface - the stronger the striking ability.

Shopping guide reference: Many beginners think that the racket with a small surface looks cool and is in a hurry to get it, but they often buy it back and can only be used as an ornament; Beginners are advised not to choose a racket under 98 square inches.

4. Balance point.

Feature reference: Lighter head - better control The heavier head - better hitting ability.

Shopping guide reference: It is recommended to choose a heavy head for light shooting, and it is recommended to choose a light head for heavy shooting.

5. Hardness. Feature Reference:

High hardness - less amplitude Higher control of the ball Greater dependence on active force and more effort Low hardness - greater amplitude The lower control of the ball Less dependence on active force and less effort.

Shopping guide reference: It is not easy for beginners to choose a racket that is too soft;

6. The width of the frame.

Feature Reference: Thinner Frame - Better Control Thicker Frame - Better Hitting Ability.

Shopping guide reference: Rackets with thicker frames can withstand greater torque and tension, so rackets with large racket surface and high stringing tension are mostly wide frames; A racket with a wide rim has a much greater drag coefficient than a racket with a narrow rim. Handling flexibility is inversely proportional to the increase in thickness; Beginners should not choose a racket with a narrow frame;

7. Strength level.

Characteristics Reference: The lower the power level - the lower the striking ability, the higher the dependence on active power Higher the power level - better hitting ability, the lower the dependence on active power.

Shopping guide reference: Beginners should not choose rackets with too low power level;

8. Grip size.

Ordinary boys generally use 43 8 grips, and 41 2 handles for those with large hands; Ordinary girls generally choose between 41 4-43 8, and those with very small hands use 41 8. It is recommended to pick a slightly thinner grip when choosing a grip, and then wrap a sweatband to thicken it as needed.

9. Racket material.

It is recommended to choose carbon fiber material.