Wilson Hammer 7.0 Titanium Stretch

Pros: Extremely light, lots of control, great, solid feel.
Cons: wont provide a lot of power if you are looking for it.

I purchased this racquet because I was sick of using a 6.2 where I would just hit the ball out of the court if I tried a full swing. I thought that the 7.0 would make things better for me and I would be able to flex my arm for playing. I used it while...

Pros: Easy on the wrist, elbow, & shoulder
Cons: Easy to spray balls if strung too loose

I'm a Tennis Director at a club in northern California. I only use racquets that I can both teach and play with. Wilson gives me racquets each year and I constantly keep going back to their moderately priced racquets. Their expensive racquets are just...

Pros: light weight and arrow dynamic design and sure grip
Cons: none

This is the best racket u can buy, its light weight, and arrow dynamic design and sure grip allows a swift follow trough whether your a beginner...to...pro. This is a great racket for this price and the manufacturer is backing up its product, 110%!...

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Each year I estimate I play a few hundred games of Tennis, from a friendly match with the guy next door to a competition in an organized league. I was going through quite a few rackets however, and my wallet was feeling the effect. So I purchased the...

Pros: improves your volleys, light weight, great price
Cons: none

The newest Wilson Hammer 7.3 Titanium Stretch makes you look like a pro at the net! Finally a high performing racquet at an affordable price. My price tag was $156 strung, about $100 less than what I paid for my first Wilson Hammer about 8 years ago.
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Pros: Best serve and volley doubles racket out there
Cons: poor ground stroking racket

I have three Wilson Hammer 7.0 Titanium Stretch rackets in my bag and I love them. It's first strength is the power you can get from your serve. That extra half inch and forgiving head (I use the 110 sq.in.) make serving fun. The other thing I...

Pros: lightweight, affordable
Cons: not portable

On the court, more of a weapon than a tool, this Wilson Hammer can introduce whole new levels in one's tennis game. It is slightly longer in length than the average tennis racket of old and as a result one's reach and power when using this weapon is...

Pros: Light, big sweet spot on 110 inch.
Cons: Underpowered.

If you play with a lot of spin and like to come in, this is the racket for you. The 7.0's long reach and large sweet spot make it ideal for placing serves and reaching for volleys. I can truly say I wish I had had one of these when I played tournaments,...

Pros: Bigger sweet spot, more power, 27.5" racquet length
Cons: none

Last summer I was in desperate need of a new tennis racquet. I wanted one with a good sized head and a longer reach. If you're like me you don't have a ton of many to dish out for an expensive tennis racquet, but Wilson's Hammer 7.0 Titanium...