Tennis racquets between $300 and $400

The $300-$400 range is the sweet spot for serious club players — current-generation tour racquets, full graphite construction, and the build quality you need for years of regular play. Most flagship Babolat, Wilson, Yonex and Tecnifibre models live here. Below this range you'll find lighter-spec or older-generation frames; above it, premium and pro-tier 2026 launches. For a player ready to commit to serious tennis equipment, this is where to look.

How to choose

For power: Babolat Pure Drive ($395), Wilson Ultra v5 ($339). For control: Wilson Pro Staff, Blade. For spin: Pure Aero Lite, Dunlop SX300.

Frequently asked questions

Why are tennis racquets between $300-$400?
Modern full graphite construction, current technologies, and the build quality required for serious play. The $200-$300 tier compromises on materials.

Should beginners buy in this range?
Generally no — beginners often benefit from lighter, more forgiving frames in the $150-$250 range. Consider the wider tennis racquet range.

Are these racquets pre-strung?
Some are; many are sold as "Frame" (unstrung) at this price. Check individual product specifications.

What's the difference between $300 and $400 racquets?
Often a generation or trim level. The $400+ racquets typically have the latest tech, premium paint and construction details.

Can I demo before buying?
We offer demos on most current models — contact us to arrange.