Testing Cheap vs. Expensive Tennis Racquets!

[@hafadaze9046]

Don’t matter if you have expensive racket if you don’t even have the fundamentals.

[@user-dl2ku6rj1r]

Worst test yet

[@Callzium]

Youre testing the strings tension rather than the racket💀😂

[@blazer6576]

This is the most ridiculous video I have seen on tennis

[@SAMADOODLEOFFICIAL.]

As a tennis player I have to say every racket is fine as long as you have the right grip and using both cheap and expensive the same for your kind of skill level. But I’ve completely lost brain cells from this video as a tennis player.

[@dr.pepper3658]

If cheap is $57 what does that mean about the $15 one I use?

[@irfanmaneuver]

Djokovic wins lot of slam with a cheap rackets😂

[@chenhong367]

As a 5 year tennis player, depends on string, and there’s actually a variety of racquet heads for different uses like accuracy or to make the racquet heavier for better power…

[@blackspiderman1887]

You were dropping the ball in the dead spot of the raquet. It wont matter how expensive it is if youre not hitting the sweet spot

[@user-ct4fv2ic7z]

It is not about the racket, it's about the string

[@AndrewLimNSSC]

most scientific test ever

[@UncleGisueppe]

Bro doesn't even know how to hold a raquet 💀

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

If you’re new to tennis, don’t be misled by this video. The quality difference between expensive and cheap racquets is most clearly felt when hitting harder (the frame feels either stable or flimsy) and with spins (the racquet does or doesn’t ‘grip’ the ball).

[@bobdason376]

doesn’t make a difference unless you can actually play tennis

[@johnli999]

There is no good way of testing tennis rackets. I play with two decently expensive rackets, and they play completely different. At the end of the day, it is personal preference. Cheap rackets are not bad. They are just meant for beginners who have not developed a proper swing. Also, cheap rackets like 30 to 60 dollar ones have low shock absorption, which can cause arm pain. I used to play with a 30 dollar one when I first began playing. I moved on to a 100 dollar one, and once I got good enough, I committed to two expensive rackets with different stings and tension. If I had to start my tennis journey again, I would buy the 100 dollar racket first, just because of how easy it was to use. If anyone is wondering the 100 dollar racket is the Babolat Drive Max 110 Tennis Racquet. I'm not sponsor or affiliate. I just like the racket. I recently gave this racket to one of my friends who just started and he loves it more than his old 40 dollar racket. The only downside is that the grip is white and mine got dirty from the sweat and oil from my hands.

[@samypoveda1756]

bro run out of ideas and started copying someone

[@FranciscoFranco1990]

I'm lost for words. Please remove this video.

[@Haxbom_Utkarsh]

'Only Skill matters, without skills you are nothing'

[@cloetetv3695]

I bought a racquet for R240(SA currency) which is equal to about $12. That is very cheap!

[@kyawsoe5597]

Never let bro cook again