One of the most important accessories that relate to the game of tennis is shoes. With all the side-to-side running and zig zags it is important to get the best support to reduce the risk of injury. The fitting of the boot is very important. A gap of at least half an inch is necessary between the longest finger tip and the end of the shoe. A properly designed heel helps to increase the comfort level of the participant.

Our shoe selection ranges from light weight and breathable shoes made by brands such as Nike, Babalot, Wilson, and New Balance, all the way to heavier, more durable, and more lateraly supportive shoes designed by Adidas, K-Swiss, Prince, and Head. Along with both men's and women's shoes, we carry many junior models in a similar selection. We update our selection regularly so you will find all the latest styles available at any time.

Racquet Stringing

We guarantee a 24-Hour turnaround time on the stringing of any racquet, brought in at any time of day. We completely understand the busy schedules of all of our tennis players and we will do our best to return the racquet sooner if needed. We also offer the stringing of any racquetball, squash, or badminton racquet. Our string wall consists of all different types of string from single filament to very playable multifilament strings, and an assortment of different blends.

When to String? The rule of thumb is that the number of times you change your strings per season should equal the average number of times that you play tennis per week. So if you play tennis twice a week, then you should change your strings twice per season. Of course, this rule of thumb becomes irrelevant if you hit the ball hard enough to break strings regularly. In this case, you can forget about the rule of thumb and replace your strings when they break.

Racquet Grips

We urge players to have us install their grips. We've seen too many sloppy grips, installed by players who never learned how to properly wrap a grip, resulting in lumpy, uneven grips which cause blisters. We will be more than happy to grip your racquet and talk to you about the importance of grips.