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LACOSTE L23 LIGHT
LACOSTE L23 LIGHT
299,99€ 194,99€ -35%

LACOSTE L23 LIGHT

299,99€ 194,99€ -35%

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Description

The collaboration between Lacoste and Tecnifibre led to the creation of the Lacoste L23 L tennis racquet, an exceptionally maneuverable and comfortable model.

This modern design suits both beginner men and intermediate-level women. Weighing 275 g, it offers remarkable ease of play by combining power and comfort.

Its string pattern, characterized by a high density in the ideal hitting zone (sweet spot) and wider spacing at the edges, ensures both forgiveness and power.

The Lacoste L23 L 275 g racquet is perfectly suited to women baseline players, ranked between intermediate and upper-intermediate levels, looking for comfort and ease of play. Beginner men will also love its beautiful style and can progress easily with this forgiving yet powerful racquet.

  • Comfort
  • Forgiveness
  • Maneuverability

Racquet sold unstrung.

Features
Range Lacoste
Weight 275 g / 9.7 oz
Material
  • Graphite
Balance 320 mm
Stringing pattern 16x19

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FAQ
How do I choose the right weight for my tennis racquet?
Weight is an important factor in optimizing performance and comfort on the court.

Here are the criteria to consider:
- Skill level: Beginner or Intermediate/Advanced
- Physical condition
- Playing style

Choose a lightweight racquet (less than 280 g) if you’re looking for a maneuverable racquet that allows for a fast, volley-oriented game. They’re also a good option for players with arm injuries.

Choose a heavier racquet (over 300 g) if you have a muscular build and are looking for power for a baseline game.

You can also opt for intermediate weights (290–300 g) for a versatile game.
What grip size should I choose for my racquet?
Choosing the right grip size is essential for preventing injuries and improving control.

It’s better to choose a grip that’s too small, since you can always add an overgrip (+0.5 to +1 size) to adjust the size.

The most accurate way to choose a grip size is to measure the distance from the tip of your ring finger to the center of your palm. The measurement you get corresponds to the appropriate grip size, which is defined by its diameter.

The conversion chart is available in our Size Guide, located to the right of the grip size selector on the racquet’s product page.
How long is the warranty on the racquets?
Our racquets come with a 2-year warranty. However, this warranty does not apply in cases of improper use.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service department.
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