Hyper Hammer 5.3 Adult Recreational Tennis Rackets - Grip Sizes 1-4

I'm top 3 in our club and I'm used to a similar Wilson racquet which I used for 14 years and it got a crack. I was looking for one which is very similar - Head size, length and weight. Atlast I found this Hyper Hammer 5.3. I had purchased another Wilson racquet with this i.e. Wilson Juice Pro BLX along with this. Juice Pro was excellent and I got more power. It was on heavy side. It took a while to get adjusted, but eventually I stopped improving my game. My shots where flying out, unable to get it right in the middle etc. Finally I decided to go back to my other new Hyper Hammer 5.3. VOW!!!.. from day 1 I could realize that my game in improving and I'm using it for the past 1 month and now I'm back to number 1 in the club. Things I LIKE about this Hyper Hammer 5.3 is 1. Generate powerful top-spin 2. Great solid serve 3. Great control when near to the net 4. I no more hit out. It hits the line or on the green :) 5. Very light weight Cons: 1. It vibrates a lot, but I put a nice shock absorber rubber and I'm good now. 2. Strings move a lot when hitting top-spin. Would have prefered 18x22 string pattern. Note: Other Pro players in my club saw my Hyper Hammer 5.3 and said "this is a beginners racket...". But let me tell you, this racquet can do magic. I have used new Head, Price, Wilson racquets. But nothing come close to this racquet overall. I could feel my game is improving daily, everyday.. Thanks to Wilson for such a great racquet. Read a lot of review about this old racquet and my purchase wasn't a disappointment, but very very happy with it.

Fantastic racket and great price line. I recently started playing tennis and this racket worked miracles. Power, control and even precise top spin, it’s a full package. The slightest touch and the ball goes flying with speed so it takes a little getting used to. The sound off of the strings is amazing. It’s like a steel pan sound and I love how big the head is, very forgiving and lots of sweet spots. If you’re a beginner, intermediate or even a senior player, this is one of the best all in one rackets. It’s a little too light for a pro but it does the job nicely

By far my favorite racket in the 25 years that I have been playing!!! I played varsity tennis in high school as singles 1 as well as a captain and the racket, for any age really, will hold a solid game. The grip is fantastic, the stringing is on point, the weight is perfect! A+ for this racket!!

I have been using for more than a week now. Almost feel like a perfect racket for me in terms of weight (9 oz.), grip size (4 1/8) and price ( I got it for less than $50). You can't beat that. I am still switching between this racket and Head Ti 5.3. After comparing, I think I prefer my Wilson. REASON: The swing and volley for Wilson is better. The only drawback for 5 star rating is the top 1 and lower 2 strings were not stringed taut enough. When ball hits the lower spot, it sounds like tree branch cracking/falling. I wonder if they purposely made it that way for drop shot?? But it sounds horrible. Otherwise the sweet spot is REAL sweet. For Head, the paint from top came off after several weeks' use. Service was OK. Was told will arrive in almost 3 weeks, but arrived a little earlier- all the way from AZ. Just...Tracking something for 3 weeks caused stiff neck!

Make no mistake, this is a light, powerful racquet, but it also is impressive in the control Department. I know of at least a dozen 4.0 to 5.0 rated players that use it without complaint. I also know at least one teaching pro that swears by it. The type of string and tension can be adjusted to tame the power or to take advantage of it. Although the racquet does transmit some vibration to the user's arm, this can be alleviated by using a lower tension and soft restraints. I use it with a hybrid co-poly & syn gut set up at 48/52 lb without any issues. It's definitely a good racquet to have in your bag. Be careful, however, it can be addictive!

I recently got the Hyper Hammer 5.3, and when I used this racket, I felt a huge difference compared to my other old Wilson racket. The strings felt excellent, and I could do forehands and backhands easily. I have experience with tennis for about 4 years, and because you need skill for this racket, I do NOT reccomend this racket for starters. Otherwise, the overall features of this racket is awesome. The racket is lightweight, and it's quite powerful. Nice racket, and I reccomend this to people who need a new racket and have some basic experience.

I am a beginner who is taking lessons for tennis and this is my first racket, I will tell you what I like and dislikes (which is really not the racket’s fault), and why I still give it a 5-star rating. I like: 1. Cool appearance of the racket 2. You can’t go wrong with Wilson 3. Good rating on Amazon, that is why I decided to purchase this one. 4. Fair price. 5. Black handle so I know it will not get dirty with prolonged use (as opposed to white handle, which I suspect will turn dirty or yellow after a few months) I “dislike”: 1. I like to inspect my purchase very carefully for any defect, so please inspect yours for any damage, dents, or scratches. Which I did found on one of my purchase and had a replacement. 2. Head size is 110! Place read the details of this racket carefully if you are specific on the head size you want. When I first buy it, I didn’t even know that there is different head size, I only know there are different handle size. When I first used it, I always feel that my racket is bigger than my classmate and instructor’s racket, when I realized it's not my imagination, I finally asked my instructor. He said the size is big but it's a great racket, I just have to be more gentle when hitting the ball (so something like that), and he prefers to use head size in the 90s I think (I don’t remember the exact number). Note on “dislikes”: I like to do rating in the product itself, NOT the seller or shipping methods because they tend to change a lot. So when you (or I) think about it, the 2 dislikes that I mentioned is not really the rackets fault (though I don’t know how long it will last, because I haven’t used it for toooooo long), one due to maintenance/shipping by the seller/shipper, and other is because my lack of knowledge about different head size and didn’t know to read the details carefully before purchase. So in the end, I still love this racket!

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Top Schläger sind keine Profis aber meiner Frau gefällt er kommt super damit zurecht

Todo bien después de echarme unos 3 setsitos con mi pana, pero no me hizo jugar mejor para lo que pagué. Sin embargo es una raqueta muy ligera y bonita, sí la recomiendo.

Just the thing I wanted, perfect size and grip size. Original product shipped from US. Great Value Thank You

This is an excellent racquet for up to high intermediate players. It is packed with power, maneuverability and yet, light and easy on the arm. Can understand why it is still being manufactured after all these years and why it is still amongst the best selling Wilson racquets. If you are new to the game, you should get this and if you are improving your game, get it too.

Very easy to generate power in hitting ball over the net. Makes learning tennis more fun and enjoyable. Large sweet spot enables you to gradually improve your tennis ball skills.