Babolat B Fly 19 Tennis Racket Junior – White/Pink

Description Babolat B Fly Junior 19 Tennis Racket  For Future Champions (Ages 3–5) Lightweight. Colourful. Confidence-Building. 140484 The Babolat B Fly Junior 19 is more than just a tennis racket—it’s a learning tool designed to make the sport fun, accessible, and exciting for the youngest players. Perfectly suited for girls aged 3 to 5 (approx. 95–110 cm in height), this ultralight 160g aluminium racket is built to help children develop correct technique while enjoying every swing. Featuring the intuitive Memogrip System, the B Fly 19 helps new players consistently find the proper grip, encouraging faster learning and more confident play. Key Features: Fun, Kid-Friendly DesignBright, colourful graphics and a playful aesthetic make this racket appealing to young children and keep them engaged on court. The visual cues also help them understand racket orientation more easily. Memogrip Educational Grip SystemExclusive to Babolat junior rackets, the Memogrip system includes visual and tactile cues that teach children how to properly place their hands on the grip. This simplifies learning and helps reinforce good habits from the start. Lightweight & Easy to HandleAt just 160 grams, the B Fly 19 is incredibly light, enabling young players to swing the racket easily with minimal effort. The 17 mm beam and 81 sq. inch head size create a forgiving frame that encourages clean contact and control. Includes Carry BagEach racket comes pre-strung and includes a convenient carry bag—perfect for lessons, school tennis, or family games in the park. Technical Specifications: Feature Details Head Size 81 sq. inches Weight 160 g Beam Width 17 mm Balance Point 232 mm Length 19 in String Pattern 14×14 Material Aluminium Grip Aid Memogrip System Bag Included Yes Strung Yes – Ready to Play Player Height 95–110 cm Age Range 3–5 years Who Is It For? Junior Girls (3–5 years old) learning tennis for the first time Parents & Coaches seeking an easy-to-use, educational racket Schools & Clubs looking to introduce young players to the sport