Tennis Rackets

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Central Sports stocks one of the largest ranges of tennis rackets in the UK , with 550+ frames from every leading brand including Babolat, Head, Wilson, Yonex and Prince . Whether you're buying your first racket, upgrading from a club frame, or specifying a tournament-grade player's racket, our range spans every head size (under 97in² to 106in²+), every weight (165g junior frames to 316g+ player's rackets), every string pattern and every price point. Trusted by players since 1983. See more ▼ Every racket can be professionally restrung in store or by post to your chosen string and tension — included free on most premium frames and discounted on all others. Need help choosing? Our in-house experts fit, string and ship across the UK from our stores in Birmingham and Milton Keynes , with next-working-day delivery on orders before 2pm. Browse by Babolat , Head , Wilson and Yonex , or filter by head size and weight. Frequently asked questions about tennis rackets What is the best tennis racket for a beginner? Beginners should choose a larger head size (100–106in²) for a bigger sweet spot, a lighter frame (260–285g) for easier swinging, and a slightly head-light or even balance. Popular beginner-friendly models include the Babolat Boost Drive, Head Ti.S6, Wilson Clash 100 and Yonex Ezone 100. These are forgiving and help develop technique without arm strain. What head size should I choose? Head size affects power and forgiveness. Midsize (under 97in²) gives control for advanced players. Mid-plus (98–104in²) is the all-round sweet spot for most club players. Oversize (105in²+) gives maximum power and forgiveness — ideal for beginners and improvers. How heavy should my tennis racket be? Lighter rackets (260–285g) are easier to swing and suit beginners, juniors and players who want manoeuvrability. Mid-weight (285–305g) is the all-rounder for club players. Heavier player's rackets (305g+) give more stability, control and plough-through for advanced, technically grooved player