🎾 Enhance Your Tennis Skills with Street Tennis Club's Kid-Friendly Tennis Rackets. Optimal Gear for Faster Learning and Improved Performance! Review

My son is 5 years old and this is perfect for him, it's super light which is good but I also don't think he will be super strong. But. Kids can slow things down lol

I bought this racquet because it was supposed to include instructional videos. It's not like this! I wrote to the seller, got no reply. If it weren't for the instruction video, I would buy a different racket.

As an avid tennis player, I wanted to teach my son how to play tennis. So I bought this racquet to teach my 2 year old how to play tennis. For him it is good and easy. Unfortunately, he likes to hit people, not balls. So leave him in the closet for now until he gets a little older.

I thought my 3.5 year old would need the smallest bat but I had to check the age information online. This is a really great racket, but it's very small! My child is tall - this could fit an average 3 year old - just do a little research to find the right size :)

This is a fantastic racquet for beginners! My son started lessons and the racquet we had was too big. It arrived very quickly and is just the right size. He's 5 years old and light enough to get into the game properly without tiring his arm. He also loves to smile on it!

Perfect size (17 inches) for my 2 year old who wants to play all the sports he sees. Good grip and light weight for a good swing. It holds up well to racquet throws and general toddler craziness. My only suggestion for the company would be to reinforce the heel of the grip with plastic (rather than grip tape) as that is where most abuse occurs, but after a full season of play it holds up surprisingly well.

My kids fell in love with these cute racquets. The only criticism is that the enamel chips off easily. Don't think the racquets arrived with the paint peeling off, but after using them once (between my kid and his dad hitting the ball back and forth slightly) I noticed that both racquets were chipping. My 6 year old hasn't played with it roughly, dropped it or dropped it and yet the paint has chipped off in the area above the handle. I'm a little worried about how useful they will be for real…

We bought this racquet as a birthday gift for our 2 year old son and loved it so much we bought a second one for our 4 year old daughter. The quality is excellent. The racket is small, so ideal for toddlers. Our son is not very gentle with him and he held up very well after being dragged across the floor and hitting many things besides tennis balls. Sometimes my husband and I pick them up to drive them back and forth a little. We will benefit a lot from these racquets this spring and summer. I…

I did not receive this product for review. So I'll give it to you directly. Pros: - It looks good and looks solid - It's lightweight. My 2 year old nephew could actually rock it skillfully. So it really works for toddlers. The strings are thick and should last as long as baby needs. Cons: - To be honest, the only downside. this is the price. That's about $4 to $5 more than the Wilson equivalent you can buy at Wal-Mart. I got this because I don't go to Walmart often so it was worth saving on the