What Tennis Only publishes about delivery and returns, read off their own pages, and what it means for something bought as a present rather than for yourself.
60 days from the day you buy it, not the day Dad opens it. Comfortable for a gift bought well ahead.
Racquets in new condition, shoes as received, apparel unwashed and unworn with tags attached.
Whatever a policy says, a faulty, unsafe or misdescribed product carries a consumer guarantee that no store policy can remove. What your rights actually are.
The most gift-friendly on the site: 60 days for change of mind and exchanges posted back to you free of charge. A prepaid return label is available from Australia Post for $15.70.
Read from Tennis Only’s own pages: delivery · returns. Policies change; we re-read them and print the date we last did.
Every price read off their live product page and dated on the card. Delivery speed varies by item, which is why each card carries its own.
The dad who plays Saturday social doubles with a Wilson Blade and lost his dampener somewhere around Easter
The dad who has re-wrapped overgrip over the same original factory base grip since the day he bought the racquet
The dad who plays midweek competition and has a broken-strung racquet sitting in the boot of the car right now
The dad who re-grips before every match and is forever discovering he has run out on a Tuesday night
The dad nursing tennis elbow who keeps stubbornly restringing with full polyester because gut feels like an indulgence
The dad who plays three times a week and has a half-used packet of grips in every bag he owns
The dad who still plays in worn-out running shoes and has already turned an ankle at least once this season
The dad who carries two racquets in a supermarket bag and leaves them in the car all weekend
The dad with a club ranking who hits with heavy topspin and already owns two of last year’s frames
Nobody plans a gift in advance because nobody remembers the date until it is too late to post anything. We will email you before Father’s Day and before Christmas, with the shortlist already narrowed and the delivery window still open.
Two or three emails a year. Not a newsletter.
