tennis rackets
Strung hitting implements
Tennis rackets are the stringed implements used to strike the ball in tennis.
A frame—typically oval and made of graphite or composite materials—holds a mesh of tightly strung synthetic or natural gut.
The handle, wrapped in grip tape, extends from the frame.
Players choose rackets based on weight, balance, and string tension.
Also spelled tennis racquets.
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- frameSupporting outer structure
- sweet spotOptimal point or area
- dampenersThings that lessen force
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