Children's tennis racket Wilson Slam 19 Boys (WR172110)

The Wilson Slam 19 Boys children's tennis racket has been designed for the youngest players taking their first steps on the court. The construction of this model is focused on ease of maneuverability, which facilitates the learning of basic techniques and brings joy to every beginner tennis player aged up to 4 years.

AirLite Alloy Aluminium Construction

The Wilson Slam Jr 19 Boys model uses a durable aluminium material that, thanks to AirLite Alloy technology, offers lightweight and impact resistance. Aluminium helps maintain the appropriate stiffness of the frame, resulting in better control and stability during ball handling. This design solution allows children to focus on learning the game without excessive strain on their hands and wrists.

String Pattern and Factory Stringing

The racket is equipped with factory stringing and a 16/17 string pattern, optimising control and ball rotation with each shot. The appropriate string distribution promotes the development of proper technical habits, while providing a friendly playing experience. The racket is ready to use immediately after being unpacked, which is a significant convenience for parents and young players.

Parameters Tailored to the Child's Age

The head size of the racket does not exceed 630 cm², making it ideal for children up to 4 years old, guaranteeing optimal control over every movement. The balance set at 225 mm promotes easy maneuverability, which is crucial for learning basic strokes. This combination of parameters distinguishes the Wilson Slam Jr 19 Boys model in the segment of rackets for the youngest players.

Wilson Slam 19 Boys Children's Tennis Racket - Features:

• Lightweight aluminium construction using AirLite Alloy technology;
• 16/17 string pattern supporting control and ball rotation;
• Factory stringing ready to play immediately after purchase;
• Racket balance set at 225 mm for easy maneuverability;
• Head size below 630 cm², ideal for children up to 4 years old;
• Dedicated to boys starting to learn how to play tennis.