The Oliver Apex 500, 125 grams and slightly head-light according to Oliver.
Even though it shares the Apex name, it’s a different head shape from the Oliver Apex 700, Simon Rosner’s new racket.
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Reviews
I tested out this racket, and here’s my review. It’s a nice racket but I did have some trouble adjusting to it.
Ben says
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Bought this racket a few months back, it’s full of power. Only downside is that the frame is slightly fragile, but Oliver has a good warranty policy. Would recommend this racket for anyone looking to up their power game.
Brad says
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I’m looking at picking this racket up right now but am worried about some of the fragile reviews of it… how good *is* their warranty policy?
Ben says
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Brad, here it is copied and pasted:
OFFICIAL WARRANTY INFORMATION :
1. The racket company/supplier warrants that the frame of the Rackets are free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from date of retail purchase. Also state they will repair or replace any defective frame submitted for warranty inspection if this is the case.
2. The policy does not apply to any defect caused by negligence, abuse or misuse of the product. In addition, Oliver does not offer any form of warranty relating to string breakage or wear.
3. Please send the Racket to the undermentioned delivery address:
4. As soon as Oliver International have examined your Claim and decided on the outcome we will inform you straight away with their decision.
5. In addition, please confirm with us, the delivery company and tracking number of your returned parcel.
6. Approximately 14 days is the time taken for the above procedure.