It’s TGIF and you know what that means? It means new Tennis Gear Identified Favorites by your amazing Tennis Express buyers.
This week our buyers found inspiration from the recent French Open. Held in Paris at a massive sports complex named Roland Garros, the major tournament that attracts tennis professionals from around the world. Likewise, the event organizers partner with some of the biggest names in the businesses including Lacoste, who has brought class and style to the clay-courts for more than 50 years.
For those not familiar with the Lacoste brand, it’s the one with the green crocodile logo. That logo was seen all over Roland Garros, including on the lapel of Novak Djokovic. Novak won the men’s singles championship and defeated Casper Ruud in the finals last weekend.
But Lacoste is just one brand the buyers selected this week. The other two are Yonex and Mizuno, which have industry longevity and come from Japan.
Lacoste Tennis Gear for On or Off the Court
If you want tennis gear that can stand the test of time, you need the Lacoste Men`s Tennis Polo. This tennis polo has a unique design that combines some classic features with modern-day upgrades. It has a traditional collar that is finished with a quarter zip trimmed in a flashy Fiji Lima. It also has Ultra-Dry technology, which wicks unwanted moisture away from the body and keeps you cool, no matter how steamy the points might get.
The polo pairs perfectly with the champs Lacoste Men`s Novak Djokovic Tennis Shorts. These shorts have some flawless features, such as stretch taffeta, elasticated waistband, contrasting strips on the back side, and a mesh lining that gives you excellent mobility. Best of all they come in two colorways.
Tie it all together with the Lacoste Men`s Roland Garros 2023 Tennis Headband. It’s double-sided so you can choose between Navy Blue or Electric Yellow, depending on your mood. Also, this headband helps reduce unwanted sweat and is super absorbent.
Fast and Furious Footwear
Mizuno was founded in 1906. In fact, they predate other tennis shoe brands such as Adidas, Fila, Wilson, K-Swiss, Nike, and Diadora. Using those years of experience to craft and create one of the fastest and lightest tennis shoes on the market, Mizuno launched the Men`s Wave Exceed Tour 5 AC Tennis Shoes. Ideal for intermediate and advanced players, this shoe delivers explosive on-court performance. Among its updates is MIZUNO ENERZY, which delivers quicker turns, dynamic starts and stops, and optimum energy return.
Plus this shoe comes with a 6-month outsole warranty and elegantly matches the Lacoste outfit mentioned above.
Tennis Gear by Yonex
People don’t always know the story behind a company. For example, Yonex was founded by a businessman who once was a prisoner of war. After his release, he started building wooden boats. However, the economy shifted and he was forced to find other opportunities. That’s when he discovered Badminton, the fastest-growing sport in Japan during the 1940s.
Minoru Yoneyama used his engineering mindset along with sheer determination to build a brand of cutting-edge aluminum and graphic racquets. Today, Yonex makes some of the most popular tennis gear on the tour. They are endorsed by mega athletes such as Nick Kyrgios, Frances Tiafoe, and Naomi Osaka. Also, the French Open runner-up, mentioned above, Casper Ruud, plays with the Yonex brand.
It’s no wonder our buyers selected this Yonex EZONE GAME (7th Gen) Tennis Racquet. Considered a comfort racquet, this one has added Vibration Dampening Mesh (VDM) in the handle. It also has a massive sweet spot and a slightly thinner frame. Besides all those techy features, it will certainly make a statement when you bring it to the court in this Yonex Pro Tennis Backpack L Smash Pink.
This tennis bag is a great solution for a player who wants a lot of accessory pockets. It can easily hold up two racquets as well as a boatload of gear. In addition, it can comfortably convert into a gym bag or be used for other activities.
There you have it, another week of TGIF’s from your friendly Tennis Express buyers. Find more favorites at TennisExpress.com today, where we love tennis!
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