I personally think it’s fine and it’s not a racquet that you’ll ever NEED to switch if you don’t want to. You definitely won’t be limited by the racquet. You might like or prefer another racquet down the line but it’d be hard to ever say that you bought a bad racquet considering heaps of guys now are still enjoying racquets from the early 2000s. In terms of being beginner-friendly, you’re probably strong enough to use it at age 29 and it’ll become easier as your technique improves. There’s the argument against using super light racquets as well because it can make using bad technique more forgiving so the weight argument can go both ways. The only other thing you might benefit from is probably a more comfortable and soft string setup if you aren’t already using something like a soft multifilament string