Try the H4. It is light, powerful, stylish and will definitely give you a great tennis experience. Plus, it is used by Venus Williams. You will not regret buying it.

I love this series. My advice, try several in this series before you buy; they all have their differences. They all take a little getting used to.

I have always owned Wilson Hammer racquets. They are lightweight and offer a great deal of power and control. Suggestion: demo a racquet before you buy it and don't go by what everyone else says. You really have to get something that is right for you.

They are light and long-lasting. Good for offensive players and good service.

The racket is good, however it provides too much power when striking the tennis ball, causing it to go out. You need to have good judgement of strength.

I like the Wilson Hammer Series because it is very light and allows maximum control when playing tennis. The light weight allows more control and consistency and is easier to hold and grip. I prefer light weight tennis rackets over the heavier ones.

Wilson has provided an excellent range of rackets for people of all styles of play. For the power player or the control freak, they have a raquet suited for your needs. All of their rackets are available in stretch and extra-wide face. They're one of the oldest and most trusted names in the business for good reason.

The Hammer Series are great for beginners. They have a unique head shape, so you're sure not to miss the balls.

Lightweight body and durable head. Relatively inexpensive. Good buy for the quality.

You will love this racket. A #5 provides the perfect amount of power and control for an intermediate player. I noticed the difference after just one game.

Good racket for beginners. Light and lots of power. Less control to feel than normal rackets. Also expensive.

This is an uncomfortable racket because it is very heavy. If you have a strong wrist, I recommend it because it produces a lot of power.

This is one of the greatest rackets made. It's like you get a lot of feel on the ball.

The rackets are very light, but are still able to generate a lot of power. I have used mine for the last four years. There is a good variety.