Looking for a racket?
Granted, finding the perfect racket can be quite confusing. head size, weight, profile height, grip size, ... – we have some pointers for everyone who is rather mystified by those specifications. We show you how you can find the right racket for your style and player skill:
Type 1 : Rackets for casual players
You just want to take a peek into tennis or want to play some matches from time to time (e.g. during your holiday)? A low priced racket is all you need for those purposes. They are already strung, so you can play some matches right away.
These are our product suggestions:
Type 2: Beginner rackets
You are just starting to play tennis, but you are sure you want to continue? Then you'd want a racket that supports you, but also gives you feedback when you make errors to improve your tecnique. Furthermore the racket should remain adequate for some time and not become obsolete after some months of practice.
Some of these rackets aren't strung. When choosing a stringing for your racket you should find a good mixture of power and control.
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Typ 3: Comfort rackets
You are an experienced player, but an aching arm casts a cloud over the enjoyment of the game? Then you need a comfortable racket that goes easy on your arm. Rackets with a lot of power have proven to be best suited.
Some of these rackets aren't strung. When choosing a stringing for your racket power and comfort should be the first priority.
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Typ 4: Allround rackets
Your an advanced player. Maybe you're part of a team or a member in a tennis club. You're looking for a racket for all situations and purposes? Then this selection may interest you!
Some of these rackets aren't strung. When choosing a stringing for your racket a good mixture of power and control is advised.
These are our product suggestions:
Typ 5: Tournament rackets
You have a good tecnique, practice regularly, are part of a team and maybe participate in tornaments? Then you'll need a racket with a rather small head size, a slim profile and higher weight.
These rackets are usually unstrung. The choice of the right string depends on your personal preferences. If you prefer control and durability you should choose a monofile string. If power and control is more important to you, a monofile string is the right choice.
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Type 6: Rackets for kids and adolescents
The most important aspect is the body height relative to the racket lenght. You can look up the orientation values in the chart down below. The higher the individual skill level, the bigger the tendency towards a longer racket may be. A child that already plays on the big field most of the time should play with a racket with the standard lenght of 685 mm.
Up to 100 cm 430mm
From 100 cm 485mm
From 110 cm 535mm
From 120 cm 585mm
From 130 cm 635mm
From 140 cm 660mm