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	<title>Passion for Tennis &#187; Metallix 4</title>
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		<title>Head Metallix 4</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Mar 2007 01:22:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Head Metallix 4 &#160; PRICE: $225 HEAD SIZE: 107 sq. in. LENGTH: 27.3 in. WEIGHT: 9.7 oz. FLEXIBILITY: Firm BALANCE: 4/5 in. head heavy IDEAL SWING: Medium NTRP: 2.5–4.0SALES PITCH With a racquet face in between a mid-plus and an oversize, this Head will give you some extra power without sacrifi cing control. COMPARE TO [...]]]></description>
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<div><span class="middle_column_content"><b><img src="http://tennis.com/uploadedImages/Your_Game/Gear/Racquets/Head/2007_03_14_head_metallix4.jpg" alt="Head Metallix 4" align="right" border="0" height="135" hspace="10" vspace="10" width="319" />PRICE:</b> $225<br />
<b>HEAD SIZE:</b> 107 sq. in.<br />
<b>LENGTH:</b> 27.3 in.<br />
<b>WEIGHT:</b> 9.7 oz.<br />
<b>FLEXIBILITY:</b> Firm<br />
<b>BALANCE:</b> 4/5 in. head heavy<br />
<b>IDEAL SWING:</b> Medium<br />
<b>NTRP:</b> 2.5–4.0</span><span class="middle_column_content"><b>SALES PITCH</b><br />
With a racquet face in between a mid-plus and an oversize, this Head will give you some extra power without<br />
sacrifi cing control.</span></p>
<p><span class="middle_column_content"><b>COMPARE TO</b><br />
Head Flexpoint 4</span></p>
<p><span class="middle_column_content"><b>HOW IT TESTED</b><br />
The biggest praise for the Metallix 4 came in the comfort and handling departments. It’s light and maneuverable, yet the head-heavy balance gives the frame a surprisingly substantial feel. Playtesters raved about the ample sweet spot, which is a result of the lowered bridge at the bottom of the racquet face. Doubles players were particularly fond of the pop they got on serves and volleys without having to swing for the fences. Metallix (a strong, light metal alloy) in the throat gives the racquet stability and power, and the throat also has Head Stabilizers (the wings on the side of the frame), which reduce shock and vibration. The one grumble that some playtesters had was that control was adequate but not exceptional.</span></p>
<p><span class="middle_column_content"><b>BOTTOM LINE</b><br />
If you want a comfort-oriented racquet to do some of the work for you, but you still like to have some say in your strokes, try this frame.</span></div>
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