The CX 2.0 Tour features a 95 inch headsize, ideal for players who favour control over all else. You get the precision of a racket designed for accurate shotmaking, while also offering the type of classic feel that you just don’t get with larger headsizes. A tight 18x20 string pattern aids responsiveness, while Sonic Core Technology maximises energy return, and Synchro Charge System ensures stability for off-centre hits. An excellent all-round racket for experienced players who are comfortable generating their own power.
Headsize: 95 sq. in.
Length: 27 in.
Weight (U): 315g
Balance (U): 305mm
String Pattern: 18x20
Beam: 19-20-20mm
Features Include:
Headsize: 95 sq. in.
Length: 27 in.
Weight (U): 315g
Balance (U): 305mm
String Pattern: 18x20
Beam: 19-20-20mm
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Measuring Your Grip Size
Choosing the right grip size is a vital part of playing tennis. The right grip size will make your racket feel natural and comfortable.
Use a ruler and measure (in inches) from the crease fold in your hand, to the top of your ring finger. Please see table below:
Note: It is always better to go for a smaller grip size, as you can easily increase your grip size with over grips.
