How to prepare prizes, gifts or playing equipment with tournament identity, sponsors and player names.
A custom racket can be a trophy, prize, sponsor gift or part of a corporate event. The design should remain clear in photos and allow player variants without rebuilding the whole composition.
Organise the design in layers
Create a base with event colours and logo. Use side A for the main identity and side B for sponsors, category, date or winner. For multiple units, keep the base and change only names or initials.
What is included
- Choice of shape, material, EVA core and finish.
- Independent colours for frame, face, bridge and grip.
- A different photo, logo or text on each side.
- Human artwork review before production.
- Estimated delivery 30 days after artwork approval.
How the order works
Configure one racket, review the price and complete the order. The 3D render is a visual guide. Before production, PULSO checks the materials, file resolution and final placement on sides A and B with you on WhatsApp.
Turn this guide into a racket that works
A successful custom racket starts with how it will actually be used. Decide whether comfort, balance or a firmer response matters most, then choose the material and build the visual design. Keeping those choices separate prevents unnecessary spending and helps the artwork respect the racket shape, drilling and impact area. The builder is a visual preview; before production we check the original file, placement on both sides and final finish with you.
Pre-order checklist
Review these points on a larger screen whenever possible. They have the greatest effect on both visual quality and production.
- Choose fibreglass for greater comfort or carbon when you prefer a firmer response.
- Use the highest-resolution photo or logo available rather than a compressed screenshot.
- Check side A and side B separately; they can use different artwork or one duplicated image.
- Keep important text and logos away from the edge and verify readability around the holes.
- Confirm frame, bridge and grip colours with enough contrast against the face.
- Provide a correct WhatsApp number so the final proof can be approved before production.
From digital file to production
When the order is completed we receive the material, colours, relative measurements for every layer and previews of both sides. The team checks proportion, resolution, margins and readability. If artwork needs adjustment, we suggest the correction before printing; a racket is never sent to production from a quick browser preview alone.
Every racket is made to order. After artwork approval we prepare the print, finish and assembly, with delivery estimated at about 30 days. This time allows each unit to be checked and the design intent to be preserved in the physical product.
Questions before you design
Must I upload an image to both sides?
No. You can buy without a photo, design one side only or duplicate one image across both sides. We will confirm any unfinished side with you.
Is the 3D view exactly the final result?
It is a strong guide for scale, position and colour, but screens and physical materials can vary slightly. That is why a human proof takes place before production.
Can I use a logo, name or initials?
Yes. Combine photos, logos and text on the faces, and add up to four initials engraved into the racket’s lower end cap.
