Roger Federer continues to be one of the most awesome players that we have seen in the sport of Tennis. Federer has won 14 titles in the Grand Slam men's single competition in 30 appearances. Federer is also the only tennis player to win both the U.S. and the Wimbledon singles title in more than three consecutive years from 2004 to 2008. Roger Federer contributes a good amount of his success to his equipment. Federer uses the Wilson K Factor KSix-One Tour 90 Racquet. The head size on this racquet is 90 square inches and it is 27 inches long.
Federer shares how the new [K] factor from Wilson has helped him to win the recent 2009 U.S. Open. The [K}factor is the newest innovation in technology from Wilson. The 4 key technologies used in the creation of Roger Federer's racquet are Karophite black, Kontour Yoke, Kompact Center, and Konnector. .Karophite Black is a breathrough structure created by combining carbon black nano fibers, graphite fibers and SIO2 molecules at the nano level. Carbon black nano fibers are processed at the nanoscopic level to bridge graphite fibers and SIO2 molecules together to create a denser and stronger matrix, and intertwined structure for increased feel.
Kontour Yoke is a new frame engineering technology that enchances stiffness at key stresspoints on the racquet for improved tortional stability. Kompact Center is a new industrial design innovation that improves handling, maneuverability, and provides additional feel. Konnector is two external wings that contract and expand to increase dwell time for greater control, a bigger sweet spot, and more comfort.
This Roger Federer racquet is slightly heavier than the average racquet, but most of the weight is distributed on the handle giving you better control. This racquet is great for players looking to get the maximum control. It is good for players that can generate sufficient power and like to play on the baseline.
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