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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Clash 25 V3.0 Tennis Racket
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Wilson Clash 25 V3.0 Tennis Racket

Junior, String Pattern 16x19

£83.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £27.96/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Clash 26 V3.0 Tennis Racket
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Wilson Clash 26 V3.0 Tennis Racket

Junior, String Pattern 16x19

£88.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £29.33/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Shift 99L V1 Tennis Racket 285g
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Wilson Shift 99L V1 Tennis Racket 285g

Senior, Unisex, Man, Carbon Fiber/Graphite

£132.00£154.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £44.00/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Blade 98 Tennis Racket Unstrung Green
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Wilson Blade 98 Tennis Racket Unstrung Green

Adult, Unisex, Man, Carbon Fiber/Graphite

£162.99£177.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £54.33/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson RF 01 Tennis Racket
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Wilson RF 01 Tennis Racket

Unisex, Carbon Fiber/Graphite

£195.90£196.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £65.30/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Fusion XL Tennis Racket
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Wilson Fusion XL Tennis Racket

Adult, Unisex, Carbon Fiber/Graphite, String Pattern 16x19

£30.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £10.30/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 Tennis Racket
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Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 Tennis Racket

Carbon Fiber/Graphite, String Pattern 16x20, 326g

£121.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £40.63/mo.*
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Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Clash 100 V3 Tennis Racket
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Wilson Clash 100 V3 Tennis Racket

Woman, String Pattern 16x19

£179.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £59.96/mo.*
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Wilson Tour Slam Lite L3 Blue Tennis Racket
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Wilson Tour Slam Lite L3 Blue Tennis Racket

Aluminium, Carbon Fiber/Graphite

£29.90£30.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £9.96/mo.*
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Wilson Ultra Power 25 Junior Tennis Racket Clear
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Wilson Ultra Power 25 Junior Tennis Racket Clear

Child, Junior, Carbon Fiber/Graphite

£37.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £12.63/mo.*
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Wilson Minions XL 113
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Wilson Minions XL 113

Adult, Aluminium, Composite, String Pattern 16x19, 275g

£42.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £14.00/mo.*
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Wilson RG Equipe Triumph L2 Beige
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Wilson RG Equipe Triumph L2 Beige

Woman

£62.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £20.96/mo.*
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Tennis Rackets: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing a tennis racket, it's crucial to consider your playing style. Are you a baseline player who relies on powerful groundstrokes, or do you prefer playing at the net with quick volleys? For baseline players, a heavier racket with a larger head size can provide more power and stability. In contrast, net players might benefit from a lighter racket for better maneuverability. Assessing your style helps you select a tennis racket that complements your strengths on the court.

Tennis rackets come with various specifications that can significantly impact performance. Pay attention to factors like weight, balance, and head size. A heavier racket offers more power but may be harder to control, while a lighter one allows for quicker swings but might lack power. The balance point affects how the weight is distributed; head-heavy rackets offer more power, whereas handle-heavy ones provide better control. Head size also matters: larger heads give a bigger sweet spot and more forgiveness on off-center hits. Understanding these specs ensures you choose a tennis racket that matches your needs.

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TENNIS RACKETS

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Tennis rackets are categorized into three main types: power, control, and tweener rackets. Power rackets are ideal for beginners and recreational players, offering a larger head size for more forgiveness. Control rackets suit advanced players who want precision. Tweener rackets provide a balance between power and control.

Tennis racket size is determined by the head size and grip size. Head sizes range from mid to oversized, affecting power and control. Grip size should fit your hand comfortably; measure your hand or consult a sizing chart for accuracy.

Tennis rackets are commonly made from graphite, aluminum, or composite materials. Graphite offers lightweight strength and flexibility, ideal for all levels. Aluminum is affordable and durable, suitable for beginners. Composite materials combine various elements for enhanced performance.

String tension in tennis rackets affects playability and comfort. Higher tension offers more control but less power, while lower tension provides more power with reduced control. Choose tension based on your playing style; consult a professional if unsure.

The balance of a tennis racket influences its handling and feel during play. Head-heavy rackets offer more power and stability, suitable for baseline players. Head-light rackets allow quicker maneuverability, preferred by net players. Consider your playing style when choosing balance.

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