Head Graphene 360+ Radical Lite Tennis Racket NEW for 2021 (260g) - The RADICAL LITE offers easy playability and extraordinary manoeuvrability thanks to its lighter weight, while its bigger head provides you with a bigger sweet spot and increased power.
Traditionally recommended by Andy Murray and MDG Sports, the NEW Radical Lite 2021, offers outstanding manoeuvrability and easy playability, the Lite comes with the groundbreaking Graphene 360+ technology. Players will enjoy even more stability thanks to the Graphene 360+ Technology by strengthening the frame to reducing deformation in the frame upon ball impact. Players will also notice more power thanks to the graphene 360+ gives more energy transfer from racket to ball.
The Head Graphene 360+ Radical Lite Tennis racquet 260g, new for 2021 it features the latest Graphene 360+ technology which results in a lot more stability as well as more power. The shock absorption will definitely help any sufferers of tennis elbow due to the less shock travelling up the arm. This is the perfect racket for a performance junior player moving to their first full sized tennis racket or those wanting a lightweight, manoeuvrable racquet.
If you like the sound of this tennis racket but feel you would like a heavier racket, why not try the Head Graphene 360+ Radical S 2021 at 280g and 102" head size.
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