Tennis Sale at Tennis-Point: Is discounted merchandise just as good as full-price items?
In most cases, yes: sale items are brand-new, genuine products from the same brands you'll find in our regular range — no fakes, no refurbished B-stock. Prices are usually cut for seasonal reasons, for example because a new collection is arriving, a colour is being discontinued, or only a few sizes are still in stock. The discount doesn't change the material, workmanship or performance — only the selection and availability.
These categories are waiting for you in the sale
In the Tennis-Point sale, the selection spans the full range of tennis gear. For shoes, the surface also matters — the ground you play on most, such as clay or hard court/indoor — which determines the right sole pattern, and that applies just as much to discounted items as to full-price ones. The table below shows what to look out for in each category:
What you should know before buying in the sale
Especially with shoes and clothing, your usual size in the sale is often only available in limited remaining stock. If it's sold out, it simply won't appear as a selectable option in the shop anymore — in that case, your best bet is to check the regular, full-price collection, for example in the women's or men's shoes, where the size range is usually complete. If an item still doesn't fit in the end.
The big brands are also regularly discounted, though to varying degrees: take a targeted look at the HEAD, Nike, Wilson or Lacoste sale category if you already have a preferred brand in mind. Your odds are better there than scrolling through the full overview.
Rule of thumb: If you already know your model, size and brand, it's worth checking the matching sale subcategory first — only if there's nothing there is it worth browsing the full selection.
Can I also find the current top models of the new season in the sale?
Rarely. The sale section mainly shows discontinued collections and remaining sizes — brand-new top models only appear there once their successor arrives in the regular range.
Why is the discount higher for one brand than another?
How much a brand is discounted depends on stock levels and the timing of the collection changeover. That's why discount rates vary between brands and over the course of the year.
Is a discontinued tennis racket technically worse than its successor model?
Not necessarily. Manufacturers usually update a racket series every one to two years with new colours and minor tweaks — the fundamental playing characteristics of a model generally stay consistent throughout the series.
Can I combine sale items with an additional voucher code?
That depends on the current promotion and changes frequently — the valid terms are listed directly on the sale page at Tennis-Point.