after trying many demo rackets I tried the Triad 5, what a great racket! Used to play with Pro Staffs and this has a thick beam like my old PStaffs for good, controllable power and love that it is light but also head heavy. Great all over the court but especially picking up short hops and volleys, highly recommend trying it for yourself.
Prancer
5 months ago
Prefer Older Versions
Good racket and looks great but the comfort to power ratio is not as good as previous versions. Feels more like a balanced normal racket. Design has changed because of less padding area compared to the older total throat design, dampening, cushioning and comfort doesn't seem as good.
Bronco Bob
1 year ago
Great Stick!
I previously played with the Triad 3. But I switched when given a T5 by my pro. I found it to be more accurate than the oversized version. Along with the better precision, if offered some really good pop! I transitioned from the 113 to 103 quickly and love consistency I’m getting. Glad I did!
Gini
1 year ago
Love My New Raquet! Note Raquet Is Not Pre-stung
As a 3.0 player who has just gotten back into tennis after shoulder issues I chose this raquet due to the arm friendly reviews. It has a really big sweet spot and good power. I am really enjoying it and would recommend it to others with similar needs. One thing that I found misleading was that the Wilson site indicated that the racquet comes pre-strung. Mine came without strings and I had to bring it to a local shop to get it strung. It would be a good idea to update the information to make that clear.
Caloy13
2 years ago
Great Racket
I bought this racket two weeks ago and I just played the racket today and it's an excellent racket. Have power if you needed and the control. And it's the best for elbow problem
