IT’S SIMPLE PHYSICS
A tennis ball weighs in at 57 grams and is coming at you from 50 mph to over 100 mph. When racquet and ball collide your racquet needs a certain amount of weight (or mass) to give you the best result (deep penetrating shots with pace and spin) and arm protection.

If your racquet does not have enough weight (mass) there are numerous problems that occur:

1. The racquet does not absorb the shock of ball and racquet collision and the shock is transferred to your arm resulting in wrist, elbow and shoulder problems.
2. The racquet slows down at contact because there is not enough weight to plow through the contact area and maintain its speed resulting in weaker shots with less pace, less depth, and less spin.

AVERY Racquets Proven Method of Racquet Design gives you the following benefits:

1. At contact AVERY Racquets absorb the shock of racquet and ball collision (AVERY Racquets have outstanding weight, balance and flex) making it easier and more comfortable on the arm, which means less wrist, elbow and shoulder problems.
2. AVERY Racquets maintain their speed through the contact area and provide solid plow through which means more pace, more depth, more spin and a heavier ball to your opponents side of the court.