Girls' tennis racket Tempo Iga 25

The Junior tennis racket TEMPO IGA 25 inches is perfect for young girls aged 8 to 10 years who are just starting to play tennis, looking to improve their performance and stamina.

• Weight: 235g – Very lightweight racket, ideal for young players and beginners seeking maximum maneuverability.
• Balance: 310 mm – A good compromise between control and power, suitable for versatile players.
• String Pattern: 16x19 – Open string pattern for more lift and power.
• Head Size: 612 cm² – Small head size, promotes control and precision, suitable for experienced players.
• Stringed: Yes.

Made from aluminium, this racket is perfectly suited to withstand the shocks and "mood swings" of children. Its lightweight design makes it easier to learn basic techniques, while the optimized head size helps generate power in strokes.

This racket was co-designed with champion Iga Świątek, who personally chose her two favourite colours: blue and purple, along with a glossy finish for extra shine. It harmoniously combines performance and elegance for girls, featuring an aesthetic design that is both girly and performance-oriented.

As a leading global athlete and female icon, Iga Świątek feels responsible for the development of women’s tennis. As an ambassador for the TEMPO range, she has been heavily involved in designing the rackets, incorporating technologies specifically developed for women. She has also signed a partnership to encourage young female players under the TEMPO IGA line.

The brand Tecnifibre aims to unlock the potential of every player by offering products that combine high performance and unique elegance, all developed through the TECNILAB laboratory, guided by the logic: Identify, Quantify, Solve.

Explore the Junior range Tecnifibre, which offers a wide variety of rackets suited to all profiles: boys, girls, competition, improvement, or initiation. You’re sure to find the most suitable racket for your child’s goals.

• For players aged 8 to 10
• Lightweight and Durable
• Co-designed with Iga Swiatek