The 20 Best Tennis Gifts For Every Type of Player

Goodr OG Sunglasses ($28, originally $30)

Most tennis players prefer polarized sunglasses, specially designed for sports, but many of the top brands of athletic sunglasses can cost a sweaty arm and a leg. Many of the tennis pros I know swear by pairs from the Goodr brand, which is a much more affordable line of polarized sunglasses — which is especially good for people like me, who tend to lose their sunglasses too easily. These sunglasses have a classic silhouette that doesn't scream sporty, and the frames come in a choice of nine different colors. They are also made from a grippy frame so they don't slide around when you sweat.