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Tennis Racket Finder Quiz

Answer 4 questions to get your ideal racket specs, balance point, and string pattern with Amazon search links.

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Step 1 · Playing Level How would you describe your level?

Beginner
Learning basics

Intermediate
3.0–3.5 NTRP

Advanced
4.0–4.5 NTRP

Competitive
4.5+ / tournament

Step 2 · Playing Style How do you like to play?

Baseline
Heavy topspin, rallying

All-Court
Balanced game

Serve & Volley
Net rushers

Flat Hitter
Power, flat shots

Step 3 · Arm Sensitivity Do you experience arm, wrist, or elbow discomfort?

No Issues

Mild / Occasional

Tennis Elbow History

Step 4 · Head Size Preference What do you prioritize?

Power & Forgiveness
Larger sweet spot

Control & Feel
Precise placement

Balanced
Mid-size versatility

Recommended Racket Profile

Racket Specification Reference

Spec	Beginner / Power	Intermediate	Advanced
Head Size	105–115 sq in	98–105 sq in	93–100 sq in
Weight (strung)	9–10 oz (255–285g)	10–11 oz (285–310g)	11–12.5 oz (310–355g)
Balance	Head-heavy (+3 to +8)	Even (+1 to +3)	Head-light (-3 to +1)
String Pattern	16x19 open	16x19 or 18x20	18x20 (control)
Stiffness (RA)	60–70	55–67	50–65

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