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Microgel Radical
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Spinfire Pro 2 Ball Machine
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Spinfire Blaze Stringing Machine
$1,549
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Head Championship box
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Head Other Adult Tennis Racquets
Head is a leading manufacturer in racquet sports including tennis and squash. World class players like Novak Djokovic, Maria Sharapova and Andy Murray trust Head racquets to outperform their opponents. In 1997, the Head Titanium series launched a new generation of racquets by being the first in the industry to combine titanium and graphite. Today Head are one of the top brands in tennis and continue to offer innovative new product lines like the Speed, Radical and Extreme series of racquets to allow beginners to pros to play at their best!
Tennis Racquet or Tennis Racket: Understanding the Spelling in Australia
Is it 'Tennis Racquet' or 'Tennis Racket'? In Australia, both spellings are seen, but we've noticed a growing trend towards 'Tennis Racket.' So we would like to take a quick moment to address these differences in spelling.
The debate between 'Tennis Racquet' and 'Tennis Racket' stems from historical and regional language variations. Traditionally, 'racquet' has been the preferred spelling in Australia and the UK, reflecting older English and French influences. On the other hand, 'racket' is more commonly used in the United States, aligning with the American English spelling conventions. Over time, these distinctions have blurred, especially with the influence of global media and the internet, leading to a more mixed usage worldwide.
It is especially noticeable that Wilson, being a USA brand, use the term 'Racket', whereas all other brands currently use the spelling 'Racquet'.
Whether you prefer "Racquet" or "Racket", at Tennis Warehouse Australia we have an extensive range of high-quality tennis equipment to find the perfect match for your game. Start your search now and experience the best in tennis gear, tailored to your individual style and preference