Head MxG 3 Racquet Review

[@savasacboz9653]

I got it after this review and its really as told in this video so comfortable and easily send the ball to the point with less effort.The look is great a unique racket. I think this market is a bit conservative but also sure no one will be disapointed with this awesome racket.

[@cycliscs]

Jason is getting better!

[@a2casius]

I'm finding TW racquet reviews harder and harder to understand these days. Please explain : How can a racquet have "Great Potential" when off-centre shots instantly lose power ??!! Surely, whatever potential this racquet had, was instantly lost by its dismal performance on off-centre shots !!

[@ChowDownDetroit]

Hannah is so good!

[@tomdowns8576]

I have hit with it its crazy power and nice control however if you dont hit the sweet spot it feels average as

[@Clownfish305]

What strings do you recommend for the mxg 3 and what tension?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@Clownfish305, Head Primal was created to go well in this racquet! Give it a go at 53 lbs! www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage-HP16.html Michelle, TW

[@marcovela4074]

When are you guys reviewing the blade that goffin is using

[@cesarsilva2842]

i believe its the same blade just inverted colors.

[@digitalspliff]

It's still a normal CV Blade, just a PJ

[@marcovela4074]

Cesar Silva ohhh okays thanks both of u guys :^)

[@weiranjiang2874]

Hi TW when the Head Hawk Touch Review gonna come out?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ Weiran Jiang, We are not planning on reviewing it at this time, but we will note your interest and keep it in mind for future tests. Andy, TW

[@sammenon77]

Hi, what string would you guys recommend for control, for the Wilson Blade 98S 2017? Also what tension? Thanks

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ S M, Try using Luxilon 4G at 54 lbs and see what you think. Andy, TW

[@scottbaker8018]

It's interesting that head is releasing them at such an expensive price. Does some one from head want them to fail, or does head really think people will pay that much?

[@ajcph]

@tenniswarehouse I'm thinking of changing to a newer racket. Currently am using the Wilson N-Pro Open and have been using it for 10 years. My friends say I've been using it for too long ;) Before that it was the Prince Graphite Oversize II which I cannot go back to anymore. Will this Head MXG 3 be a huge change in specs for me as compared to my current Wilson N-Pro Open? I was also considering the Babolat pure drive but may have found it too bouncy with less pop in my volleys. Could this Head MXG 3 be easier on the elbows too? Appreciate you advise TW.

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ Anthony Chua, The specs will be a little different than your current racquet, but it also won't be a huge departure from what you're used to. It will be a bit more comfortable the Pure Drive. Give it a demo and see how it feels in your hands. Andy, TW

[@jonapv]

Hi, how does the mxg3 compare to the project one7 and the touch speed mp? Thanks.

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ Jonathan Pacheco, The MXG3 will be a little lighter and easier to swing while the other two are going to be more solid, stable and better suited for more experienced players. Andy, TW

[@General4474]

Ultimately is it the players ability or the racket that matters most?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@nice guy, Good question! A bit of both is definitely important! Would be essential to have the mechanics and tools but then you also want to be sure to have the best equipment that fits your game and style and all of the above! But sure, Federer would probably be just fine with a frying pan :) Michelle, TW

[@grandslamstrings]

Hi TW. Is the bridge constructed entirely of magnesium?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ grandslamstrings, It's a combination of magnesium and graphite. Andy, TW

[@alexandershaplov5027]

Please, compare this racket and Yonex dr 100. Thanx

[@03anish03]

Hi TW, what string group do you suggest for an overall performance?

[@tenniswarehouse]

A natural gut hybrid offers some of the best all around performance. Wilson Champion's Choice for example. Troy, TW

[@sanjaykietme1]

how do you compare it with the Head Graphene XT Extreme MP A in terms of spin, sweetspot and arm friendlness?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ Sanjay Gupta, We found the Extreme to be more spin-friendly and have a larger sweetspot while the MXG 3 was a bit more arm-friendly. Andy, TW

[@ajcph]

Reminds me to the HEAD Discovery

[@luisdiegomorataya3505]

how does it compare to the Graphene Touch Radical Pro???

[@tenniswarehouse]

The Graphene Touch Radical Pro offers more control, stability, and plow through. This one is more maneuverable, and offers easier access to power, and spin. Troy, TW

[@TheMitso]

Did the strange throat design help make the sweetspot larger?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ ninisgreekronaldo, It allows for the main strings to be a little bit longer, thus increasing the size of the sweetspot a bit. Andy, TW

[@Sambuccashake]

LOL! Everyone wants to get their hands on Heads sub 60 RA Prestige molds but this 72 RA monstrosity is what they choose to sell instead. GG.

[@alfandosavant4639]

Sambuccashake exactly what i'm thinking!

[@2kmakii37]

Which pro is going to use that racquet

[@timothylaureola6662]

Sm Home none

[@grandslamstrings]

Martin Klizan looks to be using an MXG frame...for now

[@TheMitso]

grandslamstrings MXG 1 though, and only occasionally testing it it seems, hasn't committed yet.

[@eddo_alexucem7956]

nadal, for a couple weeks

[@chispecs]

TW,, do you know if Head is planning to add this MXG technology to their other lines like Speed, Prestige, Radical, etc or will they be making a heavier more player oriented frame with this MSG tech?

[@tenniswarehouse]

No plans yet to bring MXG to other racquet lines that we have heard of, but we have seen some of their pros hitting a heavier, more player's spec MXG racquet. We will all have to stay tuned to see if that one makes it to market. Cheers, Chris, TW.

[@vanshagarwal2362]

Isn't this the racket Rafa was seen testing during the offseason. I believe it was a blacked out version but it has those same holes on the bridge tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/nadal-has-new-racquet.577360/

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ Van Kap, Yes, Rafa was testing something similar to this in the off-season. Andy, TW

[@tomasfernandes6920]

Can you tell me the difference betwen the new babolat pure strike 16/19 and the wilson pro staff 97 ?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ tomas fernandes, We found the Pro Staff to offer a little better, softer feel with a bit more control. The MXG3 has a bit more power. Andy, TW

[@tomasfernandes6920]

Tennis Warehouse wich one feels more crisp and solid?

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ tomas fernandes, The new Pure Strike. Andy, TW

[@tomasfernandes6920]

Tennis Warehouse Can you compare the head graphene radical pro 2014 and the new babolat pure strike 16/19

[@tenniswarehouse]

@ tomas fernandes, The Radical Pro will be a bit stiffer feeling, more forgiving and a little more control-oriented while the Pure Strike is plusher and offers more power and spin. They are both rock solid and stable racquets. Andy, TW

[@thehandseesall]

It'll never catch on!

[@edwardhardy3722]

Well it did catch on, see this racquet everywhere at the Clubs

[@thehandseesall]

@@edwardhardy3722 okay... I haven't!

[@myesracingchannel9706]

mark backhand not very good hahaha