would this be good to play tennis in ?
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It is recommended for work boots, for people who work long hours on their feet , I purchased these insoles with massaging gel for my son, he works long hours every day of the week and he said that insoles make a big difference, at the end of the day his feet do not hurt and he is very happy that I purchased these insoles. I think would be better idea to buy these kind of insoles for sport activities, Dr. Scholl's product has it all. Good luck to find yours !
1933293
Probably would feel good - what do you suffer from? Try the ex's in the book Treat Your Own Achilles Tendinitis or The 5-Minute Plantar Fasciitis Solution if your feet have those problems. Hope this helps.
1933294
Probably but I can't say for sure. I can say that I use them in work boots and they do not slip around.
1464956
I think you probably could play tennis with it. You may need to glue the plug that holds the light mechinism in, but I think it would work. May be a little more bouncy than a regular tennis ball, but I would totally give it a try!Good luck!
1918863
Have played with many different racquets over the years. The Wilson K-1 has given me the most satisfaction. I would suggest you try the racquet first before making the purchase. The racquet must fit your style of play. If it doesn't you could injure yourself, or at the very least end up with a racquet you dislike. Most tennis clubs allow you to test their racquets. I found Amazon to have the best price for the K-1. Answering your question: the more surface area of a racquet' s face the bigger the sweet spot. Therefore, less chance the racquet twists in your hand.
2068157
The Ball is pretty versatile. On an indoor court/gym floor you'll notice it will have a bit of an extra bounce (thanks to a slightly thicker exterior) but not much of a difference.
8594
Yes you can. However, the ball will bounce much faster off of a tennis racquet and I think it would make it much harder to counter. The game comes with durable plastic paddles which work just fine.
1853787
I think so. This size is for 9-10 year old kids, but if they're tall and strong enough it can be a good fit. A larger racquet will be too heavy.
2038356
You can use badminton or tennis scoring, anything you like actually. Stay within boundaries, fouls, net balls etc. But this set makes it so easy, especially if its windy. It soars! You don't have to hit so hard, but it takes some skill to get it just right too. FUN!! Well made.
1258787
Probably would be ok. It is slightly smaller than a tennis ball. And the finger loops are kid size in my opinion anyway (I have chubby fingers).
248264
Try it. It can't hurt. I use it when my wrist is bothering me when I play tennis.
2099873
I would imagine a tennis ball would be too heavy for it. I have thrown it away, so can't test it for you.
789310
Um, no. Not a 'serious' game if you want points to count or anything because it's going to bounce odd if it lands on one of the hole openings. And it's a little heavier than a tennis ball. But if you just want a knock-around just-for-fun game at night with the court lights off, give it a try, and tell us about it ;)
216298
Yes, however, the ball does not engage or release as easily as a tennis ball would, especially upon launch. I have a medium size Chuck-it and it's too much of a hassle to use with this ball. It's very lightweight at least.
62818
I would say yes. They stay in place very well when running around in tennis.
2016125
As long as there is enough light, you should be fine. I've seen people cover pro tennis matches from the stands and the images were great.
1823124
Yes. But be aware it is a low end product. The rackets and balls are useless. You will need to buy other balls and racketd. The table itself does the job. Our kids have fun with it.
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I'm going to say yes for two reasons. First, I saw my granddaughter using hers to practice serving. Second,SKLZ sells one for volleyball and it looks pretty much the same.
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I was looking for similar information. You would want the 25" which is for ages 8-10 and great for those just starting out. This is per www.tennis-warehouse.com