Orange tennis balls for children from 7 to 9 years

Orange Tennis Ball

Orange tennis ball for children from 7 to 9 years old

The orange tennis ball is specially designed for children aged 7 to 9 who are learning to play tennis. It is lighter and has a lower bounce than the traditional tennis ball, making it easier for young players to handle. The orange tennis ball allows children to develop their coordination and tennis skills while giving them confidence on the court.

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Head TIP Orange 3 Balls Can

€ 8 €5.30

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72 Head TIP Orange balls bag

€ 160 €108.90

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Dunlop Stage 2 60 Orange balls bucket

€ 120 €99.90

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Bag of 36 Babolat Orange Balls

€55.00

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Bag of 3 Wilson Les Minions Stage 2 orange balls

Bag of 48 Wilson Starter Stage 2 orange balls

€ 100 €81.90

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Babolat 36 Orange balls bucket

€65.95 €58.90

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Babolat Orange 3 Balls Can

€6.20 €5.40

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Box of 24 tubes of 3 Head TIP Orange balls

€ 148 €131.90

Why choose an orange tennis ball for 7-9 year olds?

The orange tennis ball is slightly larger than traditional balls, making it easier for young players to see and hit. It is also lighter, which allows children to develop their strength and coordination while having fun. With an orange tennis ball, children can learn to play tennis in a progressive and effective way.

It is important to note that the orange tennis ball is not suitable for advanced or professional players. For more advanced players, there are tennis balls, which have a higher bounce.

Other types of mini tennis balls

There are different balls suitable for learning tennis, depending on the age and level of the players. In addition to the orange tennis ball for 7-9 year olds, there are other types of balls that are more suitable for other age groups and levels.

Firstly, for toddlers (about 3 years old) there are very light foam balls, which are designed to be easily picked up and thrown. These balls are larger than traditional tennis balls, making them easier for young children to handle.

Secondly, the red ball is designed for children aged 4 to 6 years. It is larger than the orange tennis ball and has an even lower bounce, which is ideal for young players learning the basics of tennis. It is also slightly heavier than the foam balls to help children develop strength.

For children aged 9 and over, the green tennis ball is an excellent choice. It is smaller and heavier than the orange tennis ball, with a higher bounce, making it more suitable for players who have already acquired the basics of tennis. The green tennis ball is also used for adult beginners.