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Can you recycle broken tennis rackets?
I broke my Prince Thunderbolt tennis racket frame. Strings are fine, but frame is broken, so it’s unusable. Is this recycleable? Not sure if it’s graphite or titanium. Thanks!!
If it is smashed to pieces than just throw it out.
But if it only has a small crack and can still be used than donate it to charity. Most tennis shops have bins where you can give them your old tennis rackets. It doesn’t matter if they are cracked or beat up. They take these rackets and give them to underprivileged kids for fun and entertainment. It is a nice thing to do.
I have given away 4 rackets like this that I broke in anger during a match. 
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Head Ti S6 Tennis Racquet $67.39 The TiS6 is best suited to a beginning to intermediate level player with a slow to medium speed swing who requires a generous sw |
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Head Liquidmetal 8 Tennis Racquet $77 Head Liquidmetal 8 is the most powerful offering in the Head Liquidmetal lineRacquest has a very forgiving sweetspot and significantly lighter weightMore forgiving than any of the other Liquidmetal racquets |
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Prince ‘O3 Silver’ Strung Tennis Racquet $91.99 With a Prince Power Level of 1600, the O3 Silver has the highest level of power ever offered in a Prince racquet. With a nicely damped feel and a generous sweetspot, this racquet is very maneuverable at the net. |
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Head MicroGel Radical Oversize Tennis Racquet $83.99 Improve your tennis game with a racket from HeadMicroGel Radical Oversize racket is a newer version of Head’s hugely successful Radical seriesSports accessory is inspired by Andre Agassi |
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Prince ‘O3 Blue’ Strung Tennis Racquet $83 The Prince O3 Blue is the answer for the player looking for a racquet in between the O3 Red and O3 Silver. The O3 Blue still features the large O-Port grommet holes for outstanding power, but in a more-controlled head size than the O3 Silver. |