Sell your
racket from
the courtside
Sell your
racket from
the courtside
Please find below some tips for buying and selling your rackets with us.
Please include a concise title beginning with the brand and model of your racket.
Please choose from the menu of brands or click other if your brand is not listed.
| Racket sizes/length | Age Group | Ball Type |
|---|---|---|
| 23 inches or smaller | 8 and under player | Sponge/felt ball. |
| 25 inches | 9 and under | Orange ball player |
| 26 inches | 10 and under | Green ball player. |
| 27+ inches | 11+ junior / Adults | Std. Ball |
The easiest way to find which is the correct grip size for you is to hold your the racket with your normal forehand grip and be able to fit a finger in the space which touches the fingers and the palm of your hand. See below.
You can check the racket frame for details of the weight and frame material.
Please include as much information as possible to describe the condition of your racket as accurately as you can.
Please choose from New, Nearly New or Used. Our guide below should help you to decide which state applies to your own racket.
| New | Nearly New | Used |
|---|---|---|
| An item which is unused, undamaged and in unmarked condition as it would be if bought new from a retailer.see sellers description for more detail. | An item which has been used by the retailer or returned by a customer. See sellers description for more detail. | The item may have cosmetic marks and wear i.e. On Grip and/or bumper strip from every day play. See sellers description for more detail. |
We can’t advise on the price your racket should be listed at but please remember that you can choose to list your racket inclusive or exclusive of a shipping fee.
We recommend the following format for your 6 racket images when listing your racket with us.
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"Tennis Wales is proud to support Save My Racket. It is an excellent concept that allows people to recycle their rackets, or purchase them at a lower cost, whilst also benefiting the Dan Maskell Trust."