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Roger Federer's current racket, the Wilson Six.One Tour in the BLX range, which he has used since the start of the 2010 season, weighs 330g, one of the heavier rackets used by the pros nowadays, as Andy Murray's racket, the HEAD YouTek Radical Pro weighs 55g less than Federer's at 275g. Most other professionals' rackets weight between 270 and 300g.
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