Babolat Ballfighter Tennis Racket - / One Blue/Red Size 17 Kids
Tennis is definitely one of the hardest sports as a beginner. So, what are Babolat doing about it? They're making it easier for kids to learn so they can make quicker progress and have fun on the courts. Babolat have worked closely with specialist partners to design a racquet just for kids: the Ballfighter 17, which is lighter, easier to handle and more forgiving. Your future champion will love using this racquet with a fun, colourful design! To make learning to play even easier and help kids master tennis basics, they've added teaching tools to the racquet. It's no coincidence that the Ballfighter is recommended by 6000 coaches worldwide. The Ballfighter 17 is designed for players under 95 cm tall.. Benefits. Education. We've thought long and hard about how we can make it easier for kids to learn to play tennis. "Where do my hands go?" and "How do I hold the racquet to return a serve?" are questions beginners often ask. So, that's why this racquet comes with a teaching grip plus a small ball and racquet on the frame as visual aids to show the different sides. We wanted to help kids put their hands in the right places on the handle and have the right attitude when they step out on the court. Cool, isn't it?. Manoeuvrability. Did you stop playing tennis when you were little because you found it too hard? Happily, things have now changed. These days, kids can enjoy state-of-the-art materials and innovations specially designed for young players. Our aluminium Ballfighter racquets are lightweight with a bigger head and a grip sized for kids to make learning the game easier and more fun.. Head Size: 400 cm². Length: 432 mm / 17.0079 in. Weight (unstrung): 137 g +/- 10g. Balance (unstrung): 211 mm +/- 10mm. Stringing Pattern: 14/14. Kid Size for Racquet: < 35.5 in. Section: 17/17/17. Composition: Aluminium. Recommended Grip: MEMOGRIP
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Details:Babolat Ballfighter Tennis Racket - / One Blue/Red Size 17 Kids
Tennis is definitely one of the hardest sports as a beginner. So, what are Babolat doing about it? They're making it easier for kids to learn so they can make quicker progress and have fun on the courts. Babolat have worked closely with specialist partners to design a racquet just for kids: the Ballfighter 17, which is lighter, easier to handle and more forgiving. Your future champion will love using this racquet with a fun, colourful design! To make learning to play even easier and help kids master tennis basics, they've added teaching tools to the racquet. It's no coincidence that the Ballfighter is recommended by 6000 coaches worldwide. The Ballfighter 17 is designed for players under 95 cm tall.. Benefits. Education. We've thought long and hard about how we can make it easier for kids to learn to play tennis. "Where do my hands go?" and "How do I hold the racquet to return a serve?" are questions beginners often ask. So, that's why this racquet comes with a teaching grip plus a small ball and racquet on the frame as visual aids to show the different sides. We wanted to help kids put their hands in the right places on the handle and have the right attitude when they step out on the court. Cool, isn't it?. Manoeuvrability. Did you stop playing tennis when you were little because you found it too hard? Happily, things have now changed. These days, kids can enjoy state-of-the-art materials and innovations specially designed for young players. Our aluminium Ballfighter racquets are lightweight with a bigger head and a grip sized for kids to make learning the game easier and more fun.. Head Size: 400 cm². Length: 432 mm / 17.0079 in. Weight (unstrung): 137 g +/- 10g. Balance (unstrung): 211 mm +/- 10mm. Stringing Pattern: 14/14. Kid Size for Racquet: < 35.5 in. Section: 17/17/17. Composition: Aluminium. Recommended Grip: MEMOGRIP
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Tennis is definitely one of the hardest sports as a beginner. So, what are Babolat doing about it? They're making it easier for kids to learn so they can make quicker progress and have fun on the courts. Babolat have worked closely with specialist partners to design a racquet just for kids: the Ballfighter 17, which is lighter, easier to handle and more forgiving. Your future champion will love using this racquet with a fun, colourful design! To make learning to play even easier and help kids master tennis basics, they've added teaching tools to the racquet. It's no coincidence that the Ballfighter is recommended by 6000 coaches worldwide. The Ballfighter 17 is designed for players under 95 cm tall.. Benefits. Education. We've thought long and hard about how we can make it easier for kids to learn to play tennis. "Where do my hands go?" and "How do I hold the racquet to return a serve?" are questions beginners often ask. So, that's why this racquet comes with a teaching grip plus a small ball and racquet on the frame as visual aids to show the different sides. We wanted to help kids put their hands in the right places on the handle and have the right attitude when they step out on the court. Cool, isn't it?. Manoeuvrability. Did you stop playing tennis when you were little because you found it too hard? Happily, things have now changed. These days, kids can enjoy state-of-the-art materials and innovations specially designed for young players. Our aluminium Ballfighter racquets are lightweight with a bigger head and a grip sized for kids to make learning the game easier and more fun.. Head Size: 400 cm². Length: 432 mm / 17.0079 in. Weight (unstrung): 137 g +/- 10g. Balance (unstrung): 211 mm +/- 10mm. Stringing Pattern: 14/14. Kid Size for Racquet: < 35.5 in. Section: 17/17/17. Composition: Aluminium. Recommended Grip: MEMOGRIP
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Gender | male |
Material | aluminium |
Size | L0 |
Brand | Babolat |
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