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Clear- It refers to the grip size and affects comfort & control. If you are between two sizes, choose the smaller one, as it can be easily adjusted with an overgrip.
- L000: Very small (children)
- L00: Very small (children)
- L0: Small
- L1: Small
- L2: Medium (most common)
- L3: Medium (most common)
- L4: Large
- L5: Large
- Lightweight rackets are suitable for children and beginners, while heavier ones (>290gr) are suitable for more experienced players, as they produce more power with the proper technique.
- Rackets with larger head size generate more power and provide a larger sweet spot. Advanced players choose rackets with smaller head size that provide better control and generate more power.
- The length of an adult tennis racket is usually about 68.58 cm (27"). Rackets with greater length require a slightly greater distance from the ball and provide more power in shots, but lack flexibility and maneuverability.