Size & grip guide

Get the fitright.

Grips, junior rackets and bat sizes at a glance.

Tennis grip sizes

Between sizes? Go smaller. You can build a grip up with an overgrip, but you can't make it thinner.

GripUS size (inches)EU sizeTypical player
L04"0Juniors, small hands
L14 1/8"1Smaller hands
L24 1/4"2Most women, smaller men
L34 3/8"3Most men
L44 1/2"4Larger hands
L54 5/8"5Very large hands

Junior tennis rackets

Height is the better guide. Holding the racket by the handle with the arm by their side, the tip should just clear the ground.

Racket lengthApprox. ageApprox. height
19"2–4 yearsUnder 100 cm
21"4–6 years100–115 cm
23"6–8 years115–130 cm
25"8–10 years130–145 cm
26"10+ years145 cm+

Cricket bat sizes

Bat sizeBatter height
Size 14'0" – 4'3"
Size 24'3" – 4'6"
Size 34'6" – 4'9"
Size 44'9" – 4'11"
Size 54'11" – 5'2"
Size 65'2" – 5'4"
Harrow5'4" – 5'6"
Short Handle (SH)5'6" – 6'2"
Long Handle (LH)6'2" and above

Badminton grips

Grip size codes can differ between brands. An overgrip adds a little thickness.

GripFeelTypical player
G4Slightly thickerMost adult players
G5Slightly thinnerPlayers who like a thinner handle, many juniors

These are general guides. Brands can vary slightly, so check the product page or message us if you're between sizes.

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