HEAD Ti. Conquest Adult Tennis Racquet, 4 3/8-Inch Grip

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Product guide

HEAD Ti. Conquest Adult Tennis Racquet, 4 3/8-Inch Grip

Adult: The HEAD Ti. Conquest is a beginner-oriented tennis racquet with a listed 4 3/8-inch grip and pre-strung setup. Its oversized 108-square-inch head is intended to offer a larger hitting area, while the listing describes a head-light balance for handling and control.

At a glance

The listing identifies it as a beginner-level adult tennis racquet.
The 108-square-inch head is described as oversized, with a larger sweet spot intended to be more forgiving on off-center hits.
The racquet is listed as pre-strung and ready to play.
A head-light balance is claimed to support maneuverability and handling.

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Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Pre-strung setup means buyers can start playing without arranging an initial stringing service.
The oversized head and beginner positioning suit casual players still building shot consistency.
Listed 4 3/8-inch grip size gives buyers a concrete fit specification to compare with their preference.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity and fit
Brand	HEAD
Sport	Tennis
Skill level	Beginner
Age range	Adult
Grip size	4 3/8 inches

Construction and size
Weight listed	9.7 ounces
Dimensions listed	27"L x 11"W
Material listed	Aluminum
Frame material	Titanium
Head size	108 SQ IN
String installation	Strung

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict on construction: the frame is identified as titanium, while material and shaft fields say aluminum. The size is listed as 27"L x 11"W, which is not explained as racquet length versus overall dimensions. The product is described as pre-strung, but string durability is not established. Customer feedback reports some strings breaking after three months. Feedback also mentions missing balls and a cover, while the explicit contents list names only a tennis racquet. Confirm the selected listing and package contents before purchase.

What’s in the box

Included

Tennis racquet

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Beginning adult players who want a pre-strung racquet for lessons or casual play.
Players who prefer a listed 4 3/8-inch grip and an oversized head.

Less suited to

Buyers who need balls or a racquet cover included in the package.
Players seeking confirmed construction materials or dependable long-term string durability based on the supplied listing.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 2,046 ratings

5 stars75%75%
4 stars15%15%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars2%2%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights suitability for beginners and a lightweight feel, including use by occasional players. Durability feedback is mixed, with some reports of strings breaking after three months. Buyers also criticize missing balls and a cover and question the accuracy of the accessory expectations. Those concerns matter because the listing says the racquet is pre-strung, but its explicit contents list names only the racquet. The generally favorable aggregate rating provides context but does not resolve these specific concerns.

Positive themes

Customers describe the racquet as suitable for beginners and appreciate its lightweight feel.

Negative themes

Some customers report that strings broke after three months of use.
Customers express dissatisfaction about balls and a cover not being included and question the listing's accuracy.

Mixed feedback

Feedback about durability is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

Does the HEAD Ti. Conquest arrive strung?

Yes. The listing says it is strung and describes it as pre-strung and ready to play.

What grip size is listed?

The stated grip size is 4 3/8 inches.

Are tennis balls or a cover included?

The explicit included-components field lists a tennis racquet only. Customer feedback mentions missing balls and a cover, so do not assume they are included.

What materials is the racquet made from?

The listing is inconsistent. It identifies the frame as titanium and lists aluminum as the material and shaft material. Confirm the construction details with the selected listing if they matter to you.