Tennis can be a high impact sport on a player’s arms and shoulders. Athlete’s arms absorb the reverberation of the ball striking their racquet with each stroke. This constant impact can, over time, cause strain and injury to arms, elbows, and shoulders. This concern was a part of the impetus behind the creation of a fresh brand of tennis racquet.
PowerAngle diagonally strung tennis racquets utilize unique technology to cut down on potential injuries, while improving a player’s sense of power and control on the court.
The key to the racquet revolves around its diagonal strings, which make for better grip of the ball in much the same way diagonal treads on car tires make for secure traction on the road. This grip on the strings creates stronger and more consistent control over the ball while also guaranteeing better spin. Conventionally strung racquets, on the other hand, have horizontal and vertical strings that are unequal in length, causing them to unevenly disperse the impact of play to an athlete’s body, and lessening the amount of control a player has over the ball.
While enhancing control of the ball, PowerAngle’s diagonal strings are also creating for the brand a reputation as the “healthiest tennis racquet for a player’s arm.”
According to PowerAngle’s website, their racquet absorbs shock 40 percent better than any previously designed traditional racquet. The racquet’s unique stringing does this by cutting down on excess vibrations and stress, which protects the muscles and joints of a player’s shoulders, arms, elbows, and wrists. The diagonal strings are able to reduce the vibrations felt by the ball, while simultaneously dispersing the impact away from the handle, where a player is most likely to feel the impact.
Doctors and tennis players alike have been endorsing PowerAngle racquets, noting its ability to lessen the stress of impact during play, while simultaneously creating a great sense of control.
PowerAngle has designed several different types of racquets for players to consider, including smaller, midsize and heavier frames to suit each individual’s needs. Regardless of the choice, all PowerAngle racquets conform to the official ITF Rules of Tennis, making these racquets top contenders for players to consider.