Head Junior Rackets

Head Junior Rackets: The Best Option for Young Tennis Players

If you're looking for the best racket for a young tennis player, the Head Junior line is the ideal choice. Designed especially for children and teenagers, these rackets combine lightness, control, and comfort, facilitating learning and improving technique on the court.

Why choose a Head Junior Racket?

Head Junior rackets are made with high-quality materials and advanced technology, ensuring excellent performance and durability. Their main benefits include:

• Light weight and easy handling: Allows for better control and prevents arm fatigue.
• Large head size: Larger impact surface for improved precision.
• Damp+ Technology: Reduces vibrations, providing greater comfort.
• Ergonomic design: Adapted to the size and strength of young players.

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How to choose the correct size of a Head junior racket?

Choosing the right size for a Head junior racket is key to the development and performance of young tennis players. A correctly sized racket helps improve technique, facilitates control, and prevents injuries. In this guide, we explain how to select the perfect size based on the player's age, height, and skill level.

Key factors for choosing the perfect Head junior racket:

Player's age and height
Head designs rackets based on the age and height of the child or teenager. Below is a guideline for choosing the correct size:

17” → Under 100 cm (3-4 years)
19” → 100 - 110 cm (4-5 years)
21” → 110 - 120 cm (5-6 years)
23” → 120 - 130 cm (6-8 years)
25” → 130 - 140 cm (8-10 years)
26” → 140 - 150 cm (10-12 years)
If the player is between sizes, it is recommended to choose the smaller size to improve control and make learning easier.

Weight and Maneuverability
Head Junior rackets are designed to be lightweight and easy to handle. Proper weight allows for effortless strokes and prevents arm fatigue.

For beginners, a lighter racket makes it easier to control.
For more experienced juniors, a heavier racket provides greater power and stability.

Head and Grip Size
Head Junior rackets have a larger head size to increase the hitting surface, helping juniors land more shots successfully.

Additionally, choosing a comfortable grip is essential. To check if it's the right fit, the child should hold the racket and ensure there is approximately one finger's width between the base of their thumb and the other fingers.

If you still have questions about the size of your racket, you can always contact our team of tennis professionals through any of our channels.

On the other hand, if you're in love with the Head brand, we recommend taking a look at the rest of the brand's products available in our online tennis and padel store.