Project showcase: Redeuce is an original marketplace concept. The demonstration below is not a live shop and does not process orders.
Serving the tennis community

Redeuce costs.
Redeuce barriers.
Redeuce waste.

Better access, less waste. Meet Redeuce, the second-hand tennis marketplace concept created by two young players who wanted to give back to the sport they love.

Explore the conceptMeet the founders
Evan and Sam with a collection of used tennis equipment at a tennis court
Reuse more. Play more. ↗
Our founding idea

Three ways to make a difference.

Redeuce was designed around the simple belief that tennis should be easier to afford, more accessible to everyone and less wasteful.

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Redeuce cost

Help players and families find quality pre-owned tennis equipment without always having to buy new.

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Redeuce barriers

Make equipment more affordable, especially for children who might otherwise struggle to access the sport.

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Redeuce waste

Keep usable rackets, clothing and accessories in play for longer by connecting them with their next owner.

Our story

An ace idea

Evan Baker and Sam Austin met on the junior tennis tournament circuit more than a decade ago when they were just seven years old. As they grew up playing tennis, so did the piles of rackets, shoes and clothing they had outgrown.

They saw an opportunity: why not make it easier for one player to pass on equipment to another? Together, they conceived Redeuce, a dedicated second-hand tennis marketplace built around affordability, accessibility and sustainability.

The pair developed the business concept, while work began on a supporting marketplace app. The intended trading platform has not yet been completed, but the original brand, business planning and mission remain.

The marketplace model

How Redeuce was designed to work.

A dedicated place for the tennis community to buy and sell pre-owned equipment, with sellers shipping directly to buyers.

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List your gear

Sellers upload details of rackets, bags, clothing or other tennis equipment they no longer need.

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Find the kit you need

Buyers browse tennis-specific listings and purchase securely through the proposed marketplace.

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Pass it on

The seller arranges delivery. Redeuce retains a small commission, with an ambition to support children's access to tennis through charitable giving.

Interactive prototype

Explore the marketplace.

Illustrative listings — not for sale

Try searching and filtering the example products to see how the Redeuce marketplace will work.

These are fictional demonstration listings and prices. No user accounts, orders, payments or charitable donations are processed by this website.

More than a marketplace

Making every second serve count

Redeuce was conceived as a business with a social purpose, giving equipment a longer life and helping make tennis available to more people.

Affordable equipment

Lowering the financial barriers faced by players and families.

A more circular game

Encouraging reuse rather than unnecessary replacement.

Giving back

The founders hoped to donate part of the marketplace's revenue to a charity helping children access tennis equipment and lessons. No charity partnership is claimed.

The Redeuce project

Built from a love of tennis. Driven by a bigger idea.

Explore the story of a youth-led venture aiming to serve the tennis community.

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Marketplace demonstration

This is an illustrative listing only. The original ordering and payment app was not completed, so purchasing is disabled.