Advanced paddles are designed for players who already control the basics and now want to fine-tune their style — whether that’s hitting harder drives, creating sharp angles, or putting more spin on the ball. These paddles can be thinner for extra pop, longer/elongated for reach, or built with special materials like raw carbon that grab the ball for spin. They’re less forgiving if you miss-hit, but in the right hands they give you more precision, power, and shot variety. It’s like upgrading from training wheels to a racing bike — you can go faster and sharper, but you need the skill to handle it.
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Suitable for advanced/intermediate looking for plenty of power and spin. The slightly thicker beams (22mm to 24mm) and regular range of weights give the perfect mixture of power & control.
Thin beamed, heavier rackets for advanced players with good technique and power looking for more control from their racket.
Thin beamed, heavier rackets for advanced players with good technique and power looking for more control from their racket.
These rackets are perfect for the budget conscious player, or players who do not play regularly, but need a racket for some occasional family games or holiday play. Suitable for beginners and Intermediate players alike.
Suitable for regular club players or improvers alike, these rackets suit players starting to play regular competitive or friendly tennis. Lighter weight.
High Balance & High Sweet Spot - delivers greater power without sacrificing control. Suitable for advanced and experienced players. Inexperienced players may find it difficult to hit the sweetspot.
Medium Balance & a Centre Sweet Spot offer the right mix for intermediate to advanced players. These players play regularly and want to improve their game.
Medium High Balance & Slightly Larger Sweet Spot - a good all-around choice that can be used by players of all skill levels. Perfect for intermediate and recreational players alike.
Low Balance & Bigger Sweet Spot - for players to start, and play comfortably. The low balance and larger sweet spot also help prevent tennis elbow.
