18 Best Roger Federer Gifts for Fans of the Maestro

This is the ultimate gift for a Federer fan who still plays. Wilson built the RF 01 with Roger himself, and it carries his initials on the frame. It is a performance racket suited to intermediate and advanced players, so confirm their grip size (listed on the product page) before you order.

Federer won most of his 20 Grand Slams with a Wilson Pro Staff, and this X V14 keeps that classic feel with a little more sweet spot for club players. It is a slightly more forgiving alternative to the RF 01 for the fan who loves the Pro Staff heritage. This listing is grip size 1 (4 1/8").

For the fan who is just picking up tennis or plays a few times a summer, this Federer-branded recreational racket is an inexpensive way to get on court. It is light and forgiving, and the price makes it easy to pair with a book or a can of balls.

Many kids picked up a racket because they watched Federer play. This junior Pro Staff gives a young fan the same black-and-red look as his famous racket, in a size that suits players of about nine or ten. A lovely gift from a Federer-loving parent or grandparent.

Fresh balls are the gift every tennis player uses up. Add a can of Wilson Championship balls to a racket or bag so the present is ready to take straight to the court. They suit the hard courts most recreational players hit on.

Wristbands were another Federer trademark, and they actually help by keeping sweat from running onto the grip. A cheap, practical extra to tuck in with a racket, headband or can of balls for the player in your life.

Federer invested in On and helped design The Roger line, so these sneakers are about as close as a fan can get to wearing his name every day. The Advantage is the everyday version, styled like a classic court shoe but cushioned for walking. Choose their size and color on the product page.

For the fan who actually plays, the Clubhouse Pro 2 is the On court shoe developed in the spirit of Federer's game: light, stable and quick. It suits club tennis and pickleball, and the white colorway nods to Wimbledon. This listing is men's 10; pick the right size before you buy.

The headband was part of the Federer look for nearly two decades. This classic Nike terry band lets a fan channel it on court or at the gym, and at under ten dollars it is the perfect stocking stuffer or card add-on.

If you buy one book for a Federer fan, make it this one. Clarey followed Federer from his teenage years to retirement and had rare access to him and his inner circle, so the stories here go well beyond the match reports. It is an affordable gift that will be read cover to cover.

For the fan who loves stats and records, Fedegraphica turns his career into charts, timelines and illustrations. It looks great on a coffee table and is easy to dip into, which makes it a good choice for someone who would not sit down with a long biography.

The 2008 Wimbledon final still sparks arguments among tennis fans, and this book relives it point by point while telling the story of both players. A great pairing with The Master for a fan who loved the Federer-Nadal era.

The 2017 Australian Open final, when Federer beat Nadal in five sets after six months out injured, is one of the great comebacks in tennis. This small framed piece with a film cell from that match is a thoughtful desk or shelf gift for a fan who remembers watching it.

A more formal framed tribute with double matting that looks at home in an office as well as a fan cave. It is a strong choice for a milestone birthday or retirement gift for someone whose tennis hero is Federer.

A big, ready-to-hang Federer photo for a home office or games room. The signature is printed, not hand-signed, which keeps the price low while still giving a fan a memorable piece for the wall.

For the serious club player who carries several rackets, this big Wilson bag shows their allegiance with Federer's signature on the side. It fits rackets, shoes, a change of clothes and balls, so it can replace whatever worn-out bag they use now.

Federer famously kept a clean white grip on his racket, and white Wilson overgrips are an easy way to copy the look. Regular players replace them often, so a pack makes a useful stocking stuffer for any club player who idolizes him.

This backpack belongs to the same RF 01 collection as the racket Wilson designed with Federer, so it is a natural match for a fan who plays. It holds two rackets plus essentials and is easier to carry than a big racket bag, so it suits the player who walks or bikes to the courts. It pairs perfectly with the RF 01 racket.