One example is in tennis rackets. They are usually made of carbon fibre reinforced plastic. They have very high strength to weight ratio.
They were made out of SHEEP GUTS!!!
Tennis rackets used on tour, by the professional players
Aluminum is commonly used for tennis rackets because it is lightweight, durable, and relatively inexpensive compared to other materials such as carbon fiber. It provides good control and maneuverability for players of all skill levels.
To play tennis
no not that I am aware of but there are gold plated rackets
If three fifths of the 55 tennis rackets in stock are metal, then 33 of the 55 tennis rackets are metal. 3/5 * 55 = 33.
durable metal and fiber-reinforced-composite rackets was followed by oversized and wide body models. More recently, finely balanced rackets that have shock-and vibration-damping handles and new string bed patterns for greater accuracy
The game of tennis was originally played on northern France, however, they did not use rackets. Rackets came around in the 16th century.
No, it's 'these tennis rackets and ball'
Like regular rackets, and that can be found in another Answers question.
Metal rackets because they are made of tougher substances and last longer.