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Ti S6

beginner201916x19

The Head Ti S6 is one of the bestselling tennis rackets of all time — a super-light, oversized beginner frame that has introduced more people to the game than virtually any other racket. At just 220g unstrung and 115 sq in, it's the ultimate forgiveness machine. For complete beginners who have never held a racket, this is the standard starting point.

Full specifications

BrandHead
ModelTi S6
Head size115 sq in
Weight (strung)9.2 oz
Weight (unstrung)8.5 oz
Balance9 pts headlight
Swingweight240
Beam width28 mm
Stiffness (RA)70
String pattern16x19
Length27.75 inches
Recommended tension52–62 lbs
Launch year2019
Skill levelbeginner

Pros and cons

Pros

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Extremely lightweight — effortless to swing

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115 sq in head — maximum forgiveness

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Very affordable entry point to the game

Cons

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No skill ceiling whatsoever

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Very stiff and not comfortable for long sessions

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Extended 27.75 inch length affects balance

Ratings breakdown

Power6/10
Spin6/10
Control3/10
Comfort5/10
Maneuverability10/10
Stability4/10
Price / Value10/10

Who is this for?

Best for

Complete beginners and casual recreational players

Not ideal for

Anyone with more than a few months of playing experience

Our review

The world's most popular starter racket for a reason. Buy it for a new player, or if you're just looking to play casually without any investment. Plan to upgrade to a proper intermediate frame within a year.

Editorial note

The Ti S6 has been getting beginners on court for decades. It's not glamorous, but it does exactly what a starter racket should — it lets you focus on the game rather than fighting with equipment.

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Quick specs

Head size115 sq in
Weight9.2 oz
String pattern16x19
Stiffness70 RA
Swingweight240
Tension52–62 lbs

Ratings

Power6/10
Spin6/10
Control3/10
Comfort5/10
Maneuverability10/10
Stability4/10
Price / Value10/10
Head Ti S6 Review — Specs, Price & Buying Guide