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3. Equipment
To play TouchTennis, you need a 21-inch tennis racket, specialized high-density foam balls, and a foldaway net.
This equipment is specifically designed to replicate the dynamics of professional tennis on a smaller scale, making it accessible for all ages and skill levels.
Rackets
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Official TouchTennis rackets are shorter than standard tennis rackets and must meet specific length and head-size requirements.
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Dimensions: They must be between 20.8 and 21.5 inches (52.8–54.6 cm) in length.
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Head Size: The head size must not exceed 107 square inches.
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Strings: Official rules require a minimum of 12 cross and 14 main strings; textured or hexagonal strings are prohibited.
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Weight: Most frames weigh between 220g and 260g unstrung to ensure high maneuverability for fast-paced rallies.
Balls
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The ball is the most critical piece of equipment for replicating the game’s “touch”.
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Material: Official balls are made of pure cut foam.
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Size: They have a diameter of 8 cm (3.15 inches), which is larger than a standard tennis ball.
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Performance: The foam is high-density, allowing it to withstand heavy hitting while maintaining a bounce that mimics a pressurized tennis ball.
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Official Product: The TouchTennis 12-ball pack Official Foam Balls features an “XD formula” for double the durability of previous versions.
Nets
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The net used in TouchTennis is lower and narrower than a standard tennis net, often designed for portability.
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Length: Official nets are 20 feet (6 meters) long.
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Height: The net height must be between 31.5 inches (80 cm) and 36 inches (91.5 cm). For tour events, the minimum height is typically 85 cm.
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Portability: Many players use the TouchTennis 20 feet (6 Meter) Net, which features a tubular steel frame and an elastic cord for quick setup.
Purchasing Options
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You can purchase individual items or complete kits from various retailers.
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Complete Kits: Home kits containing a net, rackets, and balls often cost less than $200.
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Official Store: The TouchTennis USA store is the primary source for sanctioned equipment, including the TouchTennis GOAT Racket.
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Alternative Retailers: Specialized gear is also available on Amazon and at Walmart, though buyers should ensure that rackets meet the 21-inch specification.