premium synthetic surface
Cool +
Grassports Cool + is our premium synthetic surface, designed to deliver exceptional performance across a wide range of sports and training environments. Its medium-pile, sand-filled construction provides superior durability, traction and stability, making it ideal for tennis, indoor gyms, multi-sport courts, and high-impact training.
Certified for indoor installation and ITF accredited for tennis.
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KEY FEATURES
- Top-level Performance. ITF accredited fast surface offering high bounce, responsive spin and exceptional traction for competitive and training play.
- FIH-National accredited surface
- Durable, All-Weather and Comfortable. Hard-wearing pile yarn with sand infill ensures a stable, non-slip, non-reflective surface that remains comfortable underfoot.
- Grassports Cool + is also an excellent surface for Gyms. It’s hard wearing characteristics make it ideal for resistance and high intensity training.
FOR THE OWNERS
- Built for long-term durability, Grassports Cool + features a robust and stable construction designed to withstand intensive play.
- A 15mm pile height enhances performance while delivering excellent longevity and a natural look.
- Accredited to FIH National standards, ensuring quality and performance for hockey applications.
- Certified by the ITF as a fast-paced tennis surface, ideal for high-level play.
FOR THE PLAYERS
- Firm underfoot traction provides a safe, stable surface for players chasing every point.
- Cool +’s responsive turf enhances ball spin for more dynamic play.
- Perfect for all-weather use, safe to play on whether wet or dry.
- Stays cool under the sun, even during long, intense rallies.
- Maintains a non-reflective surface, ensuring consistent visibility in all conditions.
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