Filters
189 products
The Babolat Pure Aero 98 Gen 9 is the most control-oriented racquet in the Pure Aero line, made for competitive playe...
Wilson's control-oriented Blade 98 18x20 V10, with a dense 18x20 string pattern and tapered beam for precise, stable ...
The Yonex Ezone 98L Espresso Brown, which is made in JAPAN, uses technology that gives you great control and is spin...
The Wilson Defyer 100UL V1 is an ultralight, effortlessly manoeuvrable tennis racquet built for aspiring high-perform...
Head Extreme MP XL 2026The Extreme MP XL 2026 delivers serious power for tournament and advanced players who demand m...
Hit heavy and dictate the match. The Wilson Defyer 100 V1 is built for aspiring high-level players who demand powerfu...
The Yonex Ezone Alpha SL Espresso Brown is easy to use and perfect for juniors transitioning to a full size racquet ...
The Yonex Ezone Alpha L Espresso Brown is easy to use and perfect for juniors transitioning to a full size racquet o...
The Yonex Ezone Alpha Espresso Brown is easy to use and perfect for beginners and recreational players. The Yonex z...
The Yonex Ezone 105 Espresso Brown, which is made in JAPAN, is easy to use and packs plenty of power. The Yonex Ezo...
The Yonex Ezone 100SL Espresso Brown, which is made in JAPAN, is the lightest Ezone in the range. The Yonex Ezone 1...
The Yonex Ezone 100L Espresso Brown, which is made in JAPAN, uses technology that gives you great control and is spi...
The Yonex Ezone 100 Espresso Brown, which is made in JAPAN, uses technology that gives you great control and is spin...
The Yonex Ezone 98 Espresso Brown, which is made in JAPAN, uses technology that gives you great control and is spin ...
A powerful, spin-friendly tennis racquet built to help you generate easy pace and heavy topspin from both the baseli...
HEAD’s smallest junior racquet, built for toddlers taking their very first swings on court.The Coco 17 is HEAD’s entr...
A featherweight first racquet for HEAD’s youngest players, part of the Coco Gauff-inspired junior range for kids bet...
An ultra-light junior racquet for 4–6 year olds, designed for kids just starting out and inspired by HEAD ambassador...
A lightweight junior racquet for 6–8 year olds, part of HEAD’s Coco Gauff-inspired junior range.The Coco 23 is built ...
A colourful, forgiving junior racquet designed for young players aged 8–10 stepping up their game, inspired by tennis...
A performance-focused 26" junior racquet for 9–11 year olds ready to build power, spin and control. This is a full ...
Hit heavy and dictate the match. The Wilson Defyer 100UL V1 is designed for aspiring high-performance players who wan...
Hit heavy and dictate the match. The Wilson Defyer 100L V1 is designed for aspiring high-performance players who want...
The Yonex VCore 98 8th Gen is a control-oriented tennis racquet for advanced and tournament players who want precise...
Choosing a tennis racquet comes down to five specs: head size, weight, balance, string pattern and grip size. There is no single 'best' racquet - only the one that suits your level, swing and body. At our Mount Waverley tennis shop we stock Wilson, Babolat, Yonex, Head, Prince and Dunlop, and we can string any racquet to your tension. Here is how to pick yours.
Tennis is a fantastic sport that is known for its energy and excitement as well as the tension it generates for participants and spectators alike. Whether you are a beginner interested in playing tennis casually or you’re motivated by the Australian Open to become a professional athlete who plays competitively, the specialists at Tension 24 can help you improve your performance and playing pleasure with the help of our excellent range of tennis racquets in Melbourne. Protect it between matches with a tennis bag sized for 3 to 12 racquets.
Expert Advice on the Best Tennis Racquets in Melbourne
At Tension 24, we have the best range of tennis racquets Melbourne wide. Choosing the right tennis racquet requires more consideration than merely choosing what your favourite player uses. Fortunately, our specialists possess a significant amount of knowledge about tennis racquets. We guarantee to advise you of the most suitable racquet for your game. There are many things we take into account when it comes to helping you purchase a new racquet. This includes power, control, topspin, slice, head size racquet weight, length, balance, frame stiffness, stringing patterns and grip size.
An Extensive Selection of Tennis Racquets Online & In Melbourne
When you’re looking for the best tennis racquets in Melbourne, discover the range available at Tension 24. Our experienced team are fully capable of helping you select the right tennis racquet for your needs, and we have an extensive selection that can cater to just about any budget and level of playing experience. You can choose from the biggest brands in the world including Wilson, Head, Babolat Prince and many more. Tension 24 also delivers Australia wide, so if you can’t get to our Melbourne tennis store in Mount Waverley, browse our range and buy tennis racquets online today!
Order Tennis Racquets Online Now
Whether you’re a casual tennis player or an aspiring professional athlete, Tension 24 is your one-stop shop for tennis racquets in Melbourne. For more information about our many products and services, give us a call on (03) 9802 3000 or fill out our convenient online contact form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which tennis racquet is right for me?
Start with how often you play and how large your swing is. Beginners and lighter hitters want an oversized head (100-110si) and a lighter frame (250-285g) for power and forgiveness; stronger, advanced players prefer a smaller head (98-100si) and heavier frame (~300g) for control. Grip size (L1-L4) must fit your hand.
What does L1, L2, L3, L4 mean on a tennis racquet?
These are grip sizes in inches. L1 = 4 1/8", L2 = 4 1/4", L3 = 4 3/8", L4 = 4 1/2". Most men use L3, most women and juniors L1-L2. To measure, the racquet should feel snug in your palm with about a finger's gap between fingertips and palm.
Should I use a 98 or 100 tennis racquet?
A bigger head (100+) gives a larger sweet spot, more power and more forgiveness - great for less advanced players. A 98 has a denser string bed and more control/frame feel - preferred by advanced and club players. Demo both on the same string to feel the difference.
What is better, titanium or graphite?
Graphite is the modern standard for serious racquets - it's light yet stiff, which gives controlled power. Titanium in racquets is largely a marketing label; a racquet titled 'titanium' is still dominantly graphite. Choose on spec, not the titanium sticker.
Is Wilson or Babolat better?
Neither is objectively better - they suit different games. Wilson (Pro Staff, Blade) leans control and classic feel; Babolat (Pure Drive, Pure Aero) leans power and spin. We stock both, so the right pick depends on your swing, not the logo.
Is 300g a heavy tennis racquet?
300g unstrung is the classic 'advanced' weight - stable and plush for full swings, but tiring for a beginner. Lighter (250-285g) frames are easier to swing and generate power. Match weight to your strength and how long you play.
What tension does Djokovic / Alcaraz use?
Pros string tight for control - Djokovic is typically mid-to-high 50s lb and Alcaraz around 50-55 lb. Tight strings give control but less power/feel; loose strings add power and comfort. Most club players sit around 48-55 lb. We string to your preference or we can recommend you a string setup if unsure.
