Wilson N1

The Wilson N1 is a very stiff frame. A stiff frame gives you both power and control if you reduce the string tension and use a soft string. The frame is also head heavy and light which means it handles well, but is not a frame for slappy wrist snappers. In other words it is as good as the timing of the player using it. If someone tells you they don’t like this frame, ask them about 10 other frames with which they are familiar. Chances are they just don’t like anything they haven’t worked with in terms of tensions and using lead head tape etc.. I add lead tape to the top of the frame and if you let the racquet do the work it is a very predictable frame. Someone said, the frame wasn’t good for doubles. Most likely their tested frame wasn’t tuned and might have had too large of a grip. Head heavy frames and large grips aren’t a combo in most cases. I have never found a better doubles frame, against just about any style of play. Another thing to avoid in large light frames is Kevlar or hard polyester strings, they will hurt you arm.

The Wilson N1 is a great racket with a huge amount of power. It looks really cool as well, and for the money there arent many better tennis rackets. I cant find any bad points about this racket.

The Wilsom N1 tennis racket is a great piece of equipment. I feel a lot more comfortable with this racket that I have with a few of my older ones. Hopefully it will help improve my game. So far I seem to be able to get away with better drop shots and other shots you need to be delicate with.

The Wilson N1 is a very good racket to play all type of shoots with.

You may get more balls back with this huge butterfly net but they probably won't be as leathel or as accurately placed as you could achieve with another racket!!!