robok9
Semi-Pro
It might just be me, but I feel like I struggle with giving companies other than Wilson, Head, and Babolat a chance when it comes to looking for a racquet. I feel like those big three companies do a good job of labeling their products with names as appose to numbers. For example, Wilson has the Blade, Prostaff, Juice, Steam, etc. Head has the Speed, Radical, Prestige, etc. Babolat just has 3 main racquets the Aeropro Drive, Pure Drive, and Pure Storm with just differenciations off of that such as the gt line and the + sizes.
It may just be me, but whenever I look at racquets from other companies such as Volkl, Yonex, or Prince, I don't really know what to look at. I feel like it's just bunches of numbers that mean nothing to me. Also, to be honest it's not like I'm not good with keeping up on equipment brands and products, but I never really felt like those brands cross my mind whenever I recommend racquets to people. Can someone shed some light on this subject. And, am I right, or do Wilson, Head, and Babolat just have good marketing and pro's that use their racquets?
It may just be me, but whenever I look at racquets from other companies such as Volkl, Yonex, or Prince, I don't really know what to look at. I feel like it's just bunches of numbers that mean nothing to me. Also, to be honest it's not like I'm not good with keeping up on equipment brands and products, but I never really felt like those brands cross my mind whenever I recommend racquets to people. Can someone shed some light on this subject. And, am I right, or do Wilson, Head, and Babolat just have good marketing and pro's that use their racquets?