Instead of focussing on the brand name of your tennis racquet, there are a of other qualities that you should first consider before buying a tennis racquet. Tennis racquets or rackets come in different lengths, weights, stiffness ratings and head sizes. Tennis racquets come in this variety to cater to particular tennis players. So in order to know what kind of racquet will work best for you, you should first determine what kind of player you are and understand how you usually play. The following are the basic types of tennis racquets:

• Game Improvement Racquets. This kind of racquets is specifically designed for beginners and older players. Generally, game improvement racquets possess larger head sizes, stiffer frames, longer lengths and lighter overall weights. Racquets with larger head sizes enable their players to catch more off-center shots because of its larger sweet spot. Racquets with stiffer frames on the other hand, allow players to generate more amount of power. These racquets are very suitable for low-level players. Players with shorter arms should equip themselves with longer length racquets to have greater reach of the ball.
• Tweener Racquets. These racquets are designed for intermediate level and more competitive tennis players. Unlike game improvement racquets, tweener racquets have heavier frames and a smaller head size. The center of weight in this kind of racquet lies on the center of the frame. The length is similar to that of game improvement racquets.
• Player's Racquets. These racquets have the lightest frame, smallest head sizes and shortest length. Players who are in the professional, collegiate and high ranked level generally prefer this kind of racquets. Since they are capable of generating more power, they prefer racquets that are more flexible because they ensure greater control.

Qualities of a Good Tennis Repair and Stringer Shop

• The staff of the shop should be able to advise you on simple repairs and other preventive actions to keep your racquet in good nick.
• For customer convenience, the repair shop should also be a retailer shop of racquets' parts and accessories.
• Offer a personalised racquet fitting service.
• Provide shipping and delivery services Australia-wide
• Offer a warranty on all products