Gambhir Enterprises

Harder Wood Grain

• Kashmir willow is denser and harder than English willow.

• This means it takes longer to "knock in" but can be quite durable.

Heavier Feel

• Generally heavier than English willow bats, which can provide extra power if you're strong enough to handle it.

Affordability

• Much cheaper than English willow bats.

• Ideal for beginners, casual players, or those on a budget.

Decent Stroke Play

• Offers good stroke quality once properly knocked in.

• Not as responsive or "pingy" as English willow, but still solid for practice and amateur matches.

Best Used With Leather Balls

• Suited for leather or hard tennis balls.

• Can handle club-level games or net practice easily.

Lightweight Design

• Ideal for young players, beginners, or casual matches.

• Easier to swing and control, helping with skill development.

Durable Material

• Made from high-impact plastic or polypropylene, which resists cracks and breakage.

• Handles rough surfaces like concrete or backyard play better than wood.

Weather-Resistant

• Unlike wood, plastic bats don’t warp or get damaged by moisture or humidity.

Low Maintenance

• No oiling, knocking-in, or regular upkeep needed.

• Easy to clean—just wipe it down.

Cost-Effective

• Usually more affordable than wooden bats.

• Great for recreational play or practice.