Where to buy Tennis stuff (Dunlop racquet) in Italy?

[BOZO]

Right tread??? Sorry if it's not. Need your help, guys. I'm going to Italy next month which I intend to buy Dunlop racquet and some tennis stuff back to my country. I will go to Rome, Tuscany, Florence, and Milan whixh I heard I will got a chance to go to the big outlet nearby Rome so, is there any tennis store? Thank you guys in advance???

[ExPostFacto]

Lol at posting this on message boards hosted by an online tennis retailer that has a European online store.

[Dave M]

Originally Posted by BOZO

Right tread??? Sorry if it's not. Need your help, guys. I'm going to Italy next month which I intend to buy Dunlop racquet and some tennis stuff back to my country. I will go to Rome, Tuscany, Florence, and Milan whixh I heard I will got a chance to go to the big outlet nearby Rome so, is there any tennis store? Thank you guys in advance???

tennis warehouse europe, any other esponse would just be rude!

[BOZO]

Oh no. I'm a great fan on TW!!!! Especially, when I was living in US but now I live in SE-Asia which tennis things are not easy to find in the right price. Then, I got a chance to Italy ..... and because TWE is not in Italy. That's why I asked for it ..........

[ShiroRm]

Originally Posted by BOZO

Oh no. I'm a great fan on TW!!!! Especially, when I was living in US but now I live in SE-Asia which tennis things are not easy to find in the right price. Then, I got a chance to Italy ..... and because TWE is not in Italy. That's why I asked for it ..........

"Bartoni" in Rome

"Gran Slalom" or "La Bottega del Tennis" in Milan

I don't know any shop in Florence, sorry

[rlau]

Originally Posted by BOZO

Oh no. I'm a great fan on TW!!!! Especially, when I was living in US but now I live in SE-Asia which tennis things are not easy to find in the right price. Then, I got a chance to Italy ..... and because TWE is not in Italy. That's why I asked for it ..........

TWE ships to Italy, so if you have an address in Italy where you stay, you can order from TWE.

[BOZO]

@ShiroRm thank you so much ; )

[KenC]

I live just north of Milan and I have to say that it is much better to order stuff from the Internet and TW Europe usually has the better prices. I go to a store in Como called Breakpoint Sport for the whole package, meaning selection, quality, service and prices.

Anyway, things are always more expensive in Europe. I bet you can find better deals at home or on the Internet, or just wait until the next time you go the US.

[ShiroRm]

Originally Posted by BOZO

@ShiroRm thank you so much ; )

you're welcome
I hope you'll find something interesting

[BOZO]

Thank you Kenc & ShiroRm, I wish to some stuff back to Thailnd indeed.

[davo81]

Originally Posted by KenC

Anyway, things are always more expensive in Europe.

That's not actually true. The Dunlop Biomimetic 500 Tour is a LOT less expensive in Europe than in the U.S. - I'm sure there are other examples too.

[KenC]

Originally Posted by davo81

That's not actually true. The Dunlop Biomimetic 500 Tour is a LOT less expensive in Europe than in the U.S. - I'm sure there are other examples too.

There are always exceptions, but the main driver of the price differences between the EU and the US is the sales tax rates. 21% here in Italy. Another driver is often demand, as the overconsumer culture hasn't hit the EU as bad, and Italians are especially frugal. Hard to make up lower prices on lower demand.