Babolat B'Fly Child's Tennis Racquet, Purple Junior Backpack and Orange Balls - Bfly-753051-159-513003

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Bfly-753051-159-513003

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Babolat

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This product bundles includes a pre-strung Babolat B'Fly Child's tennis racquet, a Babolat Club junior tennis backpack and a three-pack of Orange Felt tennis balls. (Intended for children age 9 to 10) The Babolat B'Fly children's tennis racquet series is great for junior players looking for a lightweight, maneuverable racquet that is easy to swing and will not strain their arm when playing for a long period of time. One of the special features of the B'Fly series is the memo grip, which reminds the junior player where to put their hands by color-coding the grip. This makes it easy to keep consistency when switching from serve to forehand to backhand etc. This is a very economical racquet choice considering the high quality frame and the Babolat name. The Babolat Club junior tennis backpack is an excellent option for tennis kids wanting for an economical, lightweight backpack option fits their small size. This bag features a racquet compartment and a main compartment to fit their racquet as well as shoes, clothes and balls, etc. This stylish backpack can also be used for school purposes, and is great for carrying books and binders and other school supplies if needed. RACQUET TECHNOLOGY: The large head size creates plenty of room for error during practice and the lighter aluminum composition allows children to swing with ease throughout the entire training session BAG FEATURES: Large main zippered compartment; Zippered racquet compartment is padded and integrated into the main compartment to securely store one racquet; A zippered racquet handle cover protects your grip during transport; Small pouch pocket inside racquet compartment; Two ergonomic, air mesh padded and adjustable backpack shoulder straps for hands free carrying; Air mesh pads located on the back of the bag help keep you comfortable; Easy carry top handle; 12 liter capacity. BAG DIMENSIONS: 14.8" x 11" x 6.7" RACQUET SELECTION: 19-inch racquet for children ages 2-4; 21-inch racquet for children ages 5-6; 23-inch racquet for children ages 7-8; 25-inch racquet for children ages 9-10 or beginners up to age 12

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Tennis

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