Head LM 4 Tennis Racquet
Tennis
Magazines Review Sept 2003 Issue.
EDITORS'
CHOICE: The tennis equivalent of the Swiss
Army knife, the Liquidmetal 4 is a
versatile tool that can be used in almost
any situation, be it offense or defense,
at the baseline or the net. The
medium-weight racquet offers a blend of
power and control for intermediates and
low-level advanced players with
medium-length swings, though beginners
will like it too because it’s easy to
handle. The racquet’s key technology is
Liquidmetal, a patented alloy twice as
strong as titanium that doesn’t deform
under pressure. The Defense Department is
working on armor-piercing shells that will
use Liquidmetal, and Cleveland Golf is
incorporating the stuff into its clubs.
What about a racquet? By placing the alloy
at the head’s 10, 2, 5, and 7 o’clock
positions, the Liquidmetal 4 returns
maximum energy to the ball for increased
stability, more power, and a bigger sweet
spot. BOTTOM LINE: Superbly crafted frame
for a wide range of players.
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- MSRP:
$200
- MAP:
$74.95
- Pre-Strung
w/ Head Syn Gut 16 mid tension
- Length:
27 1/3"
- Head
Size: 102"
- Weight:
9.4 oz
- Balance:
340mm
- Cross
Section: 25mm
- Type
of Swing: Moderate Compact strokes
- String
Tension: 52-62 lbs.
- Flex:
Stiff
- Features:
Liquidmetal Technology
NoShox Dampening System
Total Sweetspot Construction (TSC)
- 16
Mains, 19 Crosses
- No
covers offered by Head
- LIQUIDMETAL
TECHNOLOGY
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