Donnay Rusedski Tour Racket Super Midsize

The Greg Rudeski tour tennis racquet although made some years ago is a fine example of player derived technology.

Keep an eagle eye open for this beauty! I found mine on ebay and would feel guilty in telling you how little I paid for it, fashion po pa!

Coming in at 295grams it follows the weight of many modern racquets and with the application of weighting tape to the head after fitting an overgrip and suitable strings, such as Technofibre will play like a modern, quality racquet. Look for 330 grams total weight.

As stated before, this is a players racquet and if fairly ridged, this will mean good handspeed will have to be applied to get it moving! So not perhaps suitable for beginers who might find it "Flat". The Kevlar and carbon construction is bang up to date and I have no problems in swapping over from my K factor racquet during play for a slightly different but very effective game "feel". Great first or second racquet for intermediate or advanced players.

This Donnay Rusedski Tour Racket hits the sweet spot! This person knows the racket and understands the importance of good strings on a good frame.

Not a beginers racket, too rigid, will not assist, requires a stroke to get it moving. I have this racket and learnt to play with a Wilson K factor 95 ( £145) 1618, the Rudseski when overgripped and head weighted plus strings such as Tecnofibre will give great results (Weight after stringing to get 330 grams).

This Donnay Rusedski Tour Racket Super Midsize racket is little known today 2009! Thats good news if you are looking to buy a good racket for a small price. This is not a beginners racket it has a narrow beam reasonably heavy weight 295 and balance, flex is fairly rigid not forgiving. Made of kevlar and carbon material means it stays in shape quite well. A new set of quality strings will produce better topspin and a good overgrip will improve the rackets feel and balance point, though you might want to head weight it again! It plays well for better players, in my opinion. Not many bad points, this is a players racket not an ornament and if you adapt the strings and grip for you, is very playable. If you are a beginner its not your best choice and may be too strong for many. Was good value when first introduced, quite old now but hey, you would expect to change the strings and grip anyway and as a second racket or if you are on a budget well worth looking at.

The Donnay Rusedski racquet is and EXCELLENT value for money racquet which I would happily recommend to anybody of all skill levels. It has a nice light weight thin beam thats easy to control. All you have to do with this racquet is upgrade the handle grip and put a nice top spin string on it and you are ready to trade blows with the best of em! This racquet overall is quite well balanced and also has the PERFECT head size at 95sq for decent ground strokes.

The Donnay Rusedski Tour Racket Super Midsize is a superb tennis racket! Excellent control without comprimising on the extreme power you can obtain with this racket. The woofer system makes a big difference. At £50 down to £15 which is what I bought it for it is excellent value for money.