🎾 Junior/Youth WILSON Recreational Tennis Rackets: Perfect for Young Tennis Enthusiasts Review

Bought for a young child and she loves it. The bright color caught her attention. She plays with him on the pitch and at home, that was the idea.

I didn't know there were bats this small but this little one is great for our 3 year old! He's still learning, but is already small and light enough to hold and interact with tennis balls.

I signed my kids up for a tennis camp and the coach offered to buy them these inexpensive racquets. They are good quality for the price. My kids are 10 and 11 and they seemed to be the right size and very light.

I know it stands for juniors and my son is 11 but this racquet is really rated for 5-7 years (IMO). There's only room for one hand on the handle, and it's definitely smaller (hence the younger one). Beginner or not, no idea. But that's not enough.

My 2 year old son loved watching the people play tennis at our local park so we decided to give him his own little racquet to have fun on the court can have space. Now it's one of his favorite hobbies! He loves going to the tennis courts and kicking balls. A great way to get toddlers to learn hand-eye coordination and burn off that energy.

My daughter is about 52 inches tall so based on the size chart I bought this 23 racket for her. And he's perfect for her. The weight is light, which is good for beginners. It says 7.8 ounces but it's actually only 7.3 ounces when I weigh it. Great price for its value. We love it. However, one complaint is that the delivery time is not reliable. My order was delayed twice before it arrived.

My daughter was delighted with her new 25 inch racquet. After 5 minutes of impact, the paint on the racket's neck began to peel off. I've never seen anything like this. We just warmed up, hit from half court, and the ball hit the frame, after which the paint peeled off. Well it's a joke. I wanted to return this post but my daughter wanted to leave it. let's see how long that lasts.