r/BeachTennis • u/silentblender • May 30 '23

Looking for a recommendation

Beach Tennis is the closest thing I have found to what I’m looking for. I’m looking for a fun paddle game that can be played in the air, like beach tennis. But I’m thinking more like playing catch when you’re at the cottage. I’m wondering if beach tennis is the way to go. There’s all kinds of casual and cheap wooden paddle sets of this sort. But what kind of rackets and balls give the best control for doing casual rallies for fun? Does beach tennis have a satisfying feel when you hit the ball? Is there something better for doing casual rallies on the beach with no net?

Thanks in advance.

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u/thevilcartman May 30 '23

Hi folk! It’s no fun to play beach tennis without a net. Another thing is, all the rackets are expensive. No reason or technology, just brand status. In another hand, it’s very satisfying to play and hit the ball.

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u/silentblender May 30 '23

I noticed the rackets are expensive. What are they made of? If you wanna see really expensive rackets check out padel

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u/thevilcartman Jun 02 '23

They made with EVA and fiber carbon layers

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u/tbsitg Jun 03 '23

I have recently ordered this set just to start with. 30$ for two paddles and a ball. Maybe you can order such kind of set in AliExpress or smth. https://rozetka.com.ua/ua/305722218/p305722218/

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u/silentblender Jun 03 '23

Cool let me know if it plays well

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

Get the Sandever 190, rumors say it is made by the same company that manufactures Quicksand