Graphite-composite racquets are great for beginners as well as advanced players because stiffer racquets transmit shock and vibration to the arm and shoulders. Boron and Kevlar: These two fibers resemble graphite, but boron and Kevlar are even lighter and stiffer than graphite.
Also, why are composite tennis rackets better?
Composite rackets make it easier to attach (and replace) a separate handle, made of materials optimized for that task. The increased strength of composite rackets in all directions allows them to be strung with less risk of breakage or damage to the frame. And it also makes them much less likely to break during play.
Likewise, which is better graphite or titanium?
The advantage of graphite shafts (which is really graphite combined with titanium) is that it is much lighter than titanium and therefore easier to swing. … Graphite shafts are also good for older golfers who may not generate the club head speed they once did.