How do I choose the right tennis racquet?

Choose based on skill level, swing speed, and playing style. Beginners benefit from lighter, more forgiving racquets, while advanced players often prefer more control and stability.

What’s the difference between beginner and performance racquets?

Beginner racquets focus on comfort, easy power, and forgiveness. Performance racquets are typically heavier and designed for advanced players who want maximum control and precision.

What head size should I choose for a tennis racquet?

Larger head sizes offer a bigger sweet spot and more forgiveness, while smaller head sizes provide more control for experienced players.

Tennis racquets for every player and playing style.

Q: Are expensive tennis racquets better?

Not always. The best racquet is the one that matches your level and style. Higher-priced racquets are built for performance, but beginners often play better with more forgiving options.

Q: Can juniors use adult tennis racquets?

It’s better to choose a junior racquet based on age and height. Adult racquets can be too heavy and may impact technique or increase injury risk for younger players.

At Sturdy Racquets, we offer a carefully selected range of tennis racquets for beginners, intermediate players, advanced competitors, and junior players. Whether you’re looking for easy power, added control, spin potential, or all-round comfort, our collection makes it easy to find the right racquet for your game.

Shop by skill level, age, or performance needs, with trusted brands and expert support from an Australian racquet specialist.

How to Choose the Right Tennis Racquet

Choosing the right tennis racquet can significantly improve your comfort, confidence, and performance on court. The ideal racquet depends on several key factors:

Head Size: Larger head sizes offer more forgiveness and power, ideal for beginners. Smaller heads provide precision and control for advanced players.
Weight: Lighter racquets are easier to swing, while heavier racquets offer stability and control.
Balance: Head-light racquets suit fast swings and control, while head-heavy racquets generate extra power.
String Pattern: Open patterns create spin and power; denser patterns improve control and durability.
Tennis Racquets by Skill Level

Tennis Racquets by Skill Level

At Sturdy Racquets, our collection is organised to help you quickly find the right racquet based on experience:

Beginner Racquets – Lightweight, forgiving, and easy to use
Intermediate Racquets – Balanced power and control for improving players
Performance Racquets – Precision, stability, and feel for advanced competitors
Junior Racquets – Sized correctly for kids and young players at every stage

Each category is designed to support proper technique and long-term improvement.

Trusted Tennis Racquet Brands

We stock leading tennis racquet brands trusted by players worldwide, including:

Wilson,
Babolat,
Dunlop,
Luxilon,
Tecnifibre ,
K-Swiss
Every racquet in our range is selected for quality, playability, and performance — no filler, no gimmicks.

Why Buy from Sturdy Racquets?

Australian-based specialist racquet store
Expert guidance for all skill levels
Carefully curated performance range
Fast local shipping & ongoing support

We don’t just sell racquets — we help players choose the right one.

Complete Your Setup

Pair your new racquet with the right gear for maximum performance:

Tennis strings: Comfort, control, spin, or durability
Over grips & replacement grips for Better feel and control
Dampeners, vibration clips, sweatbands, caps & visors
Racquet Bags – Protection and easy transport

Frequently Asked Questions

What tennis racquet should I buy as a beginner?

Beginners should look for a lightweight racquet with a larger head size for added power and forgiveness. These racquets are easier to swing and help build confidence.

How do I know which racquet is right for my level?

Your skill level, swing speed, and playing style all matter. Sturdy Racquets organises racquets by beginner, intermediate, performance, and junior categories to make selection simple.