The Pure Aero begins a new era of spin. An era of offensive and defensive domination, where every point is played on your terms. No opponent can withstand the relentless constriction of a skilled spin player – every time the ball crosses the net it becomes more and more difficult to return. Utilising the latest technology – including Aeromodular2 and FSI Spin – Babolat’s next generation racket upgrades and improves upon the ever-popular AeroPro, creating a formidable weapon for players that like to put action on the ball. The best just got better.
Aeromodular2 uses Woofer technology built directly into the mid-section of the racket’s frame, reducing drag by an average of 11% compared to previous generations of the AeroPro, and increasing ball speed by up to 5km/h.
FSI Spin technology frees up the movement of the racket’s strings to optimise lift on the ball, giving more opportunity to create spin. With a broader weave in the string bed and an oblong opening between the grommets at the top and bottom of the head, it’s an excellent innovation that allows Puncher players to maximise the strengths their style.
With a striking new matte black and fluorescent yellow frame, the streamlined Pure Aero boasts looks equally as powerful as its performance.
Head size: 630 cm2 / 98 sq. in.
Weight: 295 g / 10.4 oz.
Balance: 320 mm
Flexibility: 72 ra
Length 685 mm / 27 in.
Composition: Graphite
Stringing pattern: 16/20
Grip: Syntec Pro
*Please note that all Babolat rackets come without a protective head cover.
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Measuring Your Grip Size
Choosing the right grip size is a vital part of playing tennis. The right grip size will make your racket feel natural and comfortable.
Use a ruler and measure (in inches) from the crease fold in your hand, to the top of your ring finger. Please see table below:
Note: It is always better to go for a smaller grip size, as you can easily increase your grip size with over grips.
