Control rackets are precision tools for players who create their own pace. Thinner beams, and head-light balance give unmatched accuracy and feel, allowing you to place the ball exactly where you want it. These rackets reward clean technique and provide stability.

Spin rackets are engineered to grip the ball and generate powerful spin. Featuring responsive dynamics, they enable players to craft shots with intense topspin or sharp slice. Ideal for aggressive baseliners looking to make the ball spring off the court and put their opponents on the defensive.

Power rackets are designed to deliver consistent depth and speed with every shot. Featuring lighter frames and stiffer beams, they create significant pace even on shorter swings. Ideal for players who depend on the racket to provide extra power, these rackets offer effortless strength.

Synthetic Gut ($)
Classic nylon build. Durable and balanced for power and comfort. Common in pre-strung or beginner rackets.

Multifilament ($$)
Hundreds of fibers bundled together for a soft, powerful, arm friendly feel. Ideal for comfort-seekers and all court players.

Monofilament / Polyester ($$–$$$)
A single, firm strand built for control, spin, and durability. Preferred by intermediate to advanced players with faster swings who break strings often.

Natural Gut ($$$$)
The top-tier option. Exceptional power, sensation, and tension retention, though costly and vulnerable to weather conditions.

Red Balls (Beginner / Kids)
Larger, softer, and 75% slower than a regular ball. Used on mini courts for ages 8 and under

Orange Balls (Transition / Juniors)
Medium compression (50% slower), slightly smaller, and bounce lower. Used on ¾-size courts for ages 8–10 learning full strokes

Green Balls (Advanced Juniors / New Adults)
25% slower than standard. same size but lower bounce, giving more control. Used on full courts

Yellow Balls – Standard* (Competitive / Adults)
Full compression, regular bounce. Used for competitive junior, adult, and professional play

*Among standard yellow balls there are three primary types

Extra Duty – made for hard courts (thicker felt).

Regular Duty – for clay or indoor courts (thinner felt).

High Altitude – pressurized differently for regions above 4,000 ft.