Rackets, shoes, clothing, balls, strings: the Black Friday tennis brings together on one page everything that goes into a club player's bag. It's the perfect time to replace the pair that slips, try a more manageable frame, or stock up on balls before indoor matches.
Because it's the first big promo highlight of winter, before the holidays and then the tennis sales. Brands of rackets and shoes showcase their models, and the site pages mix new references and tried-and-true options. If you already know what you need, there's no need to wait until the end of winter to make a move.
The easiest way is to start from the right sub-page, each filtered for one type of product.
Start with the shoes if yours are over a year old from regular play: a smooth sole can cause you to lose grip long before you realise it. Next is the racket, which should be changed if your arm gets tired or your shots lack depth. The strings come last, but they're often the ones that most affect your hitting sensation: when relaxed, they make the ball unpredictable.
These brands cover the essentials of tennis equipment on the site, each with its own strength.
If you also play another racket sport, Black Friday has a page for each: padel, badminton, squash, and table tennis. For kids, the page Black Friday junior groups the sizes and models suited for them, and all offers can be found on the page Black Friday.
Outside of Black Friday, the tennis clearance sells off end-of-line products, and the page tennis dispatched in 24h gathers ready-to-go items. For the latest models, check out the new tennis arrivals.
On the page tennis rackets for Black Friday, filter by skill level to avoid overly demanding frames. A recreational player aims for a weight of 270 to 285 grams, while a ranked player typically prefers 300 grams and more.
Yes, if you mainly play on clay: their chevron sole drains the dirt and provides better grip when sliding. All-court models are suitable for hard and carpet surfaces. Both can be filtered on the page tennis shoes for Black Friday.
Pressurised balls bounce better but lose their liveliness after a few matches. Pressureless balls last much longer and are suitable for training or wall practice. Both can be found on the page discounted tennis balls.
A technical fabric t-shirt or short that dries quickly and doesn't stick during serves. The page tennis apparel for Black Friday is filtered by gender, age, and type of clothing.
A common guideline: restring as many times a year as you play times a week. Strings that have lost their tension send the ball longer and less accurately. Reels and sets are available on the page strings for Black Friday.