Buying my first good quality tennis racquet? HELP!!!!!?

Racquet:

Head Youtek Radical MidPlus

Babolat Pure Drive GT

Babolat Pure Storm GT

Wilson ProStaff 98

I've never used a Volkl but I'm not sure what "designed for women" is supposed to mean...I'd just go with something a little more mainstream unless you've demoed that racquet and you really like it.

String:

Luxilon Savage Lime

Luxilon Big Banger ALU Rough

Babolat Pro Hurricane Tour

Babolat RPM Blast

Tension:

string between 52 and 59; lower gives you more power and higher more control. 55 is a good mid-range usually. If you look on your racquet there will be a recommended tension printed on it, whichever racquet you choose to buy.

There are a lot of good quality tennis racquets for just about everyone, beginners and/or pros. If you're just beginning, go for a decent and low-priced racquet. And then when you get better with your game, then perhaps you can shoot for the more expensive ones. The important thing is learn how to control the ball first. Imagine how good you will be if you learn with a substandard racquet and when you get better, you get yourself a good quality, good priced racquet?

head youtek extreme team grip 2 , savage 17 main strings FXP cross strings 53 lbs on an electronic machine 58 on an ektelon

Babolat pure drive gt

try hurricane string with 53-55lbs 16g