Everything for soft tennis in one place
Nagase Kenko rackets, balls and accessories, the same gear used at tournaments. Europe's first distributor, stocked and shipped from Poland.
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All the gear for soft tennis
For your first session, for training and for matches. All original, from Japan, with no waiting for a parcel from Tokyo.
Which racket to start with?
Two, both Kenko. The aluminium STR-88 if you want to try without spending much, with permanent strings and enough for club play. The carbon KTR-24 if you know you're staying: 210ā225 g, replaceable strings, G2 or G3 grip. Both weigh less than a tennis racket.
Everything for your first session
Two or four rackets, balls and a pump in one order. Cheaper than bought separately, and no wondering what else to buy.
How to start playing soft tennis
A racket, balls and an ordinary tennis court. That's all a first session needs.
Pick a racket
Start with the aluminium STR-88. The carbon KTR-24 if you know you're staying.
Find your racket in 4 questionsPick your balls
Standard balls for training, TSOW-V tournament balls for matches, the same ones used at PSTA and ISTF events. Coloured balls for kids.
BallsFind a court
Any tennis court. Hang the net level, without the centre strap pulling it down.
Rules of the gameAll of it comes together in a starter set, cheaper than bought separately.
See the setsWhat is soft tennis?
Tennis, only lighter. The rubber ball weighs 30 g instead of 57, the racket is lighter, and you play mostly doubles on an ordinary tennis court. If you've played tennis, you're not starting from zero.
The sport was born in Japan in 1884, has been played in Europe since 2004, and in Poland players are organised by PSTA.
What is soft tennis
Polish players at an international tournament
A shop run by players
We've played soft tennis for years, train at PSTA clubs and travel to international tournaments. We import Nagase Kenko gear and equipment from other Japanese makers ourselves, so any question about a product goes to someone who plays soft tennis, not just sells it.
Players of the Polish Soft Tennis Association train at clubs and compete at international tournaments. The shop is the association's official partner.
Partnership with the Polish Soft Tennis Association
On 23 October 2026 the shop and the Polish Soft Tennis Association signed a letter of intent on cooperation in promoting and developing soft tennis in Poland and Europe. Together we plan to support tournaments and demos and make it easier for clubs and schools to get equipment, and the shop will fund prizes for PSTA competitions.
MichaÅ Boniecki (Soft Tennis Shop) and Tomasz MatuszelaÅski (PSTA)
Running a club or a school?
Wholesale prices, invoices and sets for groups.