So, we have found the best kids tennis rackets to help your little superstar become the next Roger Federer or Serena Williams. With Wimbledon just around the corner, millions of us will be watching tennis on our screens this summer, so why not join in the fun with some kids tennis rackets? Starting at the age of six, kids use „23“ rackets, roughly 10 centimetres shorter than a model for adults. To enable personalized advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.

But if your child is playing with a racquet that’s too small that’s also not ideal as it can slow down their improvement and limit their fun. We wish you lots of fun picking the perfect junior racket and hope your kids enjoy using it on the tennis court. Each tennis racket includes multi-sensory features such as squeakers, tags, rattles and different textures.GUARANTEE - the Daily Telegraph described this tennis racket as a "win win" toy and the Guardian said it was “a great gift” for a baby by the Guardian, each toy comes with a 100% happiness guarantee. Where incorrect assembly occurs or use of non-recommended parts, or third-party accessories not compatible with the original design are used. For younger players (from 90cm to 120cm), racquets in the Babolat BallFighter (for boys) and B'FLY (for girls) ranges are best suited for discovering tennis.

Hence, „25“ junior rackets for players eight years and older resemble the ones of senior players fairly closely. Custom Logo V2 Tennis Racket Snap-On Trap Door Replacement for 2015+ Babolat, 2016+ Wilson/Head and 2017+ Yonex | RoyalRackets. As a result, babies learn to play good tennis with their precious time and it is the natural time for babies to develop good skills. Home Retail Group Card Services Limited is registered in England (04007072) at 33 Holborn, London, United Kingdom, EC1N 2HT. Just like playing ball, tennis doesn't just make great TV - it can be hugely beneficial to your child.Senior tennis rackets are not suited for children because they are usually too long and heavy, which won't help your child improve, and could even cause an injury.