Head T.I.P Tennis Ball 8-9 Years

RED

First steps require help. The pressureless HEAD T.I.P. RED is the perfect ball for kids between 5 and 8 years who are about to make their first steps on the court. It is significantly softer, bigger, and 75% slower than a standard tennis ball, which increases the reaction time and makes hitting the ball a lot easier and more fun. In addition, its red and yellow two-tone felt makes the ball easier to see for kids. Developed with trainers and kids, the HEAD T.I.P. RED is perfect for the ITF's small red court (11m x 5-6m). The ball is part of HEAD's Tennis Instruction Program (T.I.P.), a unique approach to help youngsters learn the game right, developed in cooperation with the International Tennis Federations "Tennis Play and Stay!" campaign.

ORANGE

The pressureless HEAD T.I.P. ORANGE is the perfect ball for kids between 8 and 9 years who are about to transition to the bigger court. It is softer, bigger, and 50% slower than a standard tennis ball, which increases the reaction time and makes hitting the ball a lot easier. In addition, its orange and yellow two-tone felt makes the ball easier to see for kids. Developed with trainers and kids, the HEAD T.I.P. ORANGE is perfect for the ITF's mid orange court (18m x 5,6-8,23m). The ball is part of HEAD's Tennis Instruction Program (T.I.P.), a unique approach to help youngsters learn the game right, developed in cooperation with the International Tennis Federations "Tennis Play and Stay!" campaign.

GREEN

The pressureless HEAD T.I.P. GREEN is the perfect ball for kids between 9 and 10 years and starter adults about to transition to a full size court. It is slightly softer, bigger and only 25% slower than a standard tennis ball and helps the kids to keep their game and strokes under full control. Developed with trainers and kids, the HEAD T.I.P. GREEN is perfect for kids and first-timers to learn how to play on the full size court. The ball is part of HEAD's Tennis Instruction Program (T.I.P.), a unique approach to help youngsters learn the game right, developed in cooperation with the International Tennis Federations "Tennis Play and Stay!" campaign.