Comments: Best racquet I've ever played with, great for my drop shots, serves, overhead smashes, and sharp angles. It did however take me about 3 weeks to get used to its awesome power. It's very light, which aids in the racquet head speed, so you have to learn to control your upward brush for topspin. Keep tension low and it will blow past your opponents, but remember to hit under and brush up or you may find you cannot keep ball in court.

Comments: I started playing with this racquet about 6 years ago. Then I switched to a heavier racquet because it was beginning to be too light for my shots. I've been using the Flexpoint Prestige for about a year now and there was one time three months ago I broke the strings and the only racquet in my bag was the Ti.S6 that my brother was using. I had to use it and to my surprise I felt like I was playing like a pro. My topspins got heavier and my serve was really strong and penetrating. I said to my self, WOW! I haven't restrung the Flexpoint Prestige yet and I've been using the Ti.S6 ever since. Now I just tightened my tension to add more control because I already get the power from the Ti.S6. Technologies to look out for are those that increase comfort, allow for flexibility without compromising on playability and reduce excess vibrations. Comments: I like the Titanium Ti.S6 for my beginners because it has a larger sweetspot and it helps with the kids' development. I have used them for years.

The Ti.S6 is interesting because the frame’s size is very large (head size and length), but it’s very lightweight.

The best part is that the racquet allows the player to keep an aggressive edge in play. You can still generate significant power and spin. While it's an investment, this is a comfortable racquet to play with and one that won’t disappoint.The Head Ti S6 is not for everyone. If you are looking for something that yields excellent performance when it comes to control, the Ti S6 falls short. It is particularly ineffective for maximizing control when carrying out swings. It is particularly unsuited to those players who utilize longer strokes when swinging. In Conclusion