Tennis Warehouse 20th Anniversary Sale - 40% off Select Items, FS w/ $75+ Order. Still Alive!!

Tennis Warehouse offers 40% Off Select Already Reduced Items (discount appears in cart). Shipping starts at $5.95, or is free on orders over $75. Thanks tennisplayer123

Note, refer to forum thread for further deal ideas. Apparel and shoe size availability may vary.

• Men's Shoes from $24
• Women's Shoes from $24
• Racquets from $30
• Women's Apparel from $6
• Men's Apparel from $6.60
• Bags from $6
• String from $1.35
• Grips from $1.20
• Junior Gear from $6
• Accessories from $4.80

Bump... just to let people know.

what is their return policy? I know it says for racquets used within 90 days, but what about brand new racquets? Or brand new shoes? or brand new grips? Do you have like 1 year? Or unlimited amount of time?

Quote from lilaznjocky : what is their return policy? I know it says for racquets used within 90 days, but what about brand new racquets? Or brand new shoes? or brand new grips? Do you have like 1 year? Or unlimited amount of time?

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/CustService/

Scroll Down and read the description for different items, it is usually 30 days for most items.

And as far as sizing goes, they are great about it, if it does not fit and you need to exchange, they do that very easily as well. They have one of the best CS out there. I order strings, shoes, grips, etc. all the time from them.

I'm out of the country and want to try out a racquet when I get back, but wont be back for about 7 months. So i was wondering if I can return the stuff I purchased, brand new of course, if I decide that I don't want it. That's what i'm trying to figure out.

thanks was looking to try the 851's

Quote from lilaznjocky : I'm out of the country and want to try out a racquet when I get back, but wont be back for about 7 months. So i was wondering if I can return the stuff I purchased, brand new of course, if I decide that I don't want it. That's what i'm trying to figure out.

From what I recall, they and most other tennis vendors specifically have demo programs for this. If you purchase and play with a new racquet, it's yours.

Someone already posted this, but let me copy and paste for you. http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/CustService/

Quote : New Racquets All racquets must be in new condition showing no signs of use (i.e. ball fuzz, plastic removed from handle, scrapes on bumper guard, etc.) to receive a full refund (excluding string). All racquets that are not new condition can be returned within 90 days of the invoice date for up to 75% of the current selling price in Tennis Warehouse store credit (excluding string). Refunds will not be given for return of used racquets.

On a side note... upvoted for tennis, but I didn't see any particularly great deals. Most apparel is marked down from exorbitant prices, most sale items are likely slow-moving inventory...

Depends what you looking for, and its not the 2012 fall apparel for example, but there are some nice deals in there. A Nike girls dress for $26 or so, can't beat that.

Quote from fatwf : From what I recall, they and most other tennis vendors specifically have demo programs for this. If you purchase and play with a new racquet, it's yours. Someone already posted this, but let me copy and paste for you. http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/CustService/ On a side note... upvoted for tennis, but I didn't see any particularly great deals. Most apparel is marked down from exorbitant prices, most sale items are likely slow-moving inventory...

Well If you do not play tennis, the apparel prices may seem steep, but these are the normal prices for items, and they get better after 40% off. And from my knowledge of the sale items, some are slow-moving inventory, such as the beginner items. But those are few, most of the items are just older or last season items, and they look to be clearencing them. Such as the Nike CB 3.3s great deal for around $50 comes with 6 month durability, last season, but still a nice comfortable shoe.

If anyone needs any reviews as well, just ask, and I will give an opinion if I have tried them before.

Quote from tennisplayer123 : If anyone needs any reviews as well, just ask, and I will give an opinion if I have tried them before.

actually that would be super -- i play with a head liquidmetal radical MP right now, but looking to upgrade (i think i'm at least 2 generations behind the latest tech); would any of the sale racquets be a comparable upgrade? not sure if the head microgel extreme is considered comparable (plus they only have it in 4-1/2 gripsize anyway, i need 4-3/8)...

Quote from tiger0 : actually that would be super -- i play with a head liquidmetal radical MP right now, but looking to upgrade (i think i'm at least 2 generations behind the latest tech); would any of the sale racquets be a comparable upgrade? not sure if the head microgel extreme is considered comparable (plus they only have it in 4-1/2 gripsize anyway, i need 4-3/8)...

the Head YOUTEK Radical Midplus Racquet [tennis-warehouse.com] is actually the new model of what you are currently using. It's a bit expensive compared to the other rackets that's up for sale. After the 40% off, it'll be $76.77. Overall, not a bad price at all considering all new models are generally $150+.

I've had a friend go from liquidmetal radical MP to the YOUTEK radical MP. He really liked the new racket and now consistently plays with both with the liquidmetal as a backup. Tenniswarehouse also offers free return shipping (assuming you don't use it), so buy now before the sale ends and decide later!