Reply With QuoteIt's indoor obviouslyOriginally Posted by Carlton_Pie
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It looks that way from the photo. Not sure if there are/were plans for a roof though?
EDIT: It seems a roof was planned, judging from the images here
and
Last edited by SwalePie; 22-11-2022 at 09:42 PM.
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It's indoor obviously
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So you park up go to the shop for the rackets then go back round to the courts, brilliant
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From the pics, which is all I've seen, it's outdoor with a roof. Maybe a bit chilly at first in winter, but when has that been a problem*?
* Must admit I have trouble getting my balls to bounce in cold weather.
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Just been looking at the racquet prices. They seem to start at about £30 so I'd imagine if people like the game they'll be buying their own soon enough.
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The courts look nothing like that picture to be honestIt looks that way from the photo. Not sure if there are/were plans for a roof though?
EDIT: It seems a roof was planned, judging from the images here
and
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Or just buy your own racket and balls
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If you'd have read the article and viewed the picture, there is obviously no roof to those courts.
They still have 12 days to put one on before it officially opens
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I assume you're talking about buying rather than hiring. I've seen them at Decathlon for £30 - £300, but I think me and my crew would want to give it a go before we buy. Can't find any hire prices.
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£30 for a racket isn't too bad compared badminton/tennis/squash. As the rackets don't have strings, they don't require a restring if a string goes like other racket sports which is a money saver.
I wonder how well the rackets bounce off the ground/fence when thrown in a losing in tantrum?
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