Three years ago my Head NP600 broke and I got a Wilson KRival. I slowly began to hate the Wilson more and more. I stopped playing for a while but I'm about to get back into it. The problem I've run into is that it's difficult to find a place to buy a Head Nanopower racket. So I've come here looking for help! My budget for the racket itself after all shipping costs is $100. I will get it strung locally if need be but this price is excluded from my budget. I would love to get a racket that feels as similar as possible to the Head Nanopower 600 or 700. So firstly I'll talk about me: Shuttle: Plastic and Feather Level: Intermediate Play-style: I'm fast, and prefer to attack. I mostly play back court doubles and singles. How often I play: Once weekly, < 3 tournaments/year. Durability VS Performance: Since I'm tight for cash right now I'm going to have to go with durable. Racket preferences: Balance: Haven't used enough rackets to tell. But my favorite racket so far was the Head Nanopower 600. Weight: As light as possible. Flex: Somewhat flexible. String Tension: Unsure, maybe a little low. String type: I have no idea what I need. Grip: A little on the soft side, smooth or tacky as long as it's grippy. Overgrip: I don't like over grip, I would rather take off the old grip when replacing. Now the rackets: Head NanoPower 700 Specs Head size: 364 cm2 Flex Index: Flexible Weight: 85 g Balance: 290 mm Length: 675 mm Head NanoPower 600 Specs Head size: 364 cm2 Weight (unstrung ) : 87 g Balance (unstrung ) : 288 mm Flex Index : flexible Length: 675 mm
