The 13 best wooden tennis racket brands

Wooden Tennis Racket brands, ranked

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   Wilson

   Wilson makes tennis rackets across modern and classic lines, and historically produced wooden frames under its own name.

   Website: wilson.com |Brands like Wilson

   Popularity 10.0/10

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   Spalding

   Spalding historically made wooden tennis rackets, though it is best known today for balls and basketballs.

   Website: spalding.com |Brands like Spalding

   Popularity 7.3/10

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   Dunlop

   Dunlop Sports makes tennis rackets and historically produced wooden frames such as the Maxply line.

   Website: dunloptires.com |Brands like Dunlop

   Popularity 5.5/10

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   Slazenger

   Slazenger makes tennis balls and rackets, and historically sold wooden frames under its own name.

   Website: store.slazenger.com |Brands like Slazenger

   Popularity 4.8/10

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   MacGregor

   MacGregor historically made tennis rackets, including wooden frames, though its current focus is golf and other sports.

   Website: macgregorminigolf.com |Brands like MacGregor

   Popularity 2.8/10

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   Rawlings

   Rawlings manufactures sports accessories that are of high quality, have innovative designs, and are durable. Infield gloves are designed to put innovative game-changing technology to the test, providing an unmatched feel and protection without compromising durability. They come in a sleek grey, red, and blue color scheme that is eye-catching. Basketball helmets are popular since they are manufactured after extensive R&D and testing to improve their effectiveness. The guard is also readily changeable, and a left-handed batting helmet will enhance his game after using such premium quality products.

   Website: rawlings.com |Brands like Rawlings

   Popularity 2.3/10

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   ProKennex

   ProKennex makes modern tennis rackets built around its Kinetic technology, not known for wooden frames.

   Website: prokennex.com |Brands like ProKennex

   Popularity 1.3/10

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   YONEX

   YONEX makes tennis and badminton rackets, mainly graphite and composite frames with a wide range of models.

   Website: yonex.com |Brands like YONEX

   Popularity 1.2/10

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   Snauwaert

   Snauwaert is a Belgian maker of tennis rackets, including frames in traditional and vintage styles.

   Website: snauwaert.com |Brands like Snauwaert

   Popularity 0.8/10

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    Prince

    Prince makes tennis rackets, mainly modern composite frames, along with strings and balls.

    Website: store.prince.com |Brands like Prince

    Popularity 0.7/10

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    Mizuno

    Mizuno historically made tennis rackets, though it is best known for golf, running shoes, and volleyball equipment.

    Website: mizunousa.com |Brands like Mizuno

    Popularity 0.4/10

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    Babolat

    Babolat makes tennis rackets, strings, and shoes, with mostly modern composite frames.

    Website: babolat.com |Brands like Babolat

    Popularity 0.4/10

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    Franklin Sports

    People looking forward to starting their sports journey can get all gear at one website, i.e., Franklin. Their collection provides soft and ready-to-play gloves and a group of particular apparel, bags, and equipment required for each sport. Sports shirts provided...

    Website: franklinsports.com |Brands like Franklin Sports

    Popularity 0.4/10

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