This new Pure Aero model from Babolat features a renewed design and a bit of extra flexibility. Top player Rafael Nadal has had a great influence on the design of the racket and eventually this design was unveiled. The Pure Aero Super Lite is an excellent racket for juniors who want to make the transition to an adult racket, or for players who are looking for an extra light and manoeuvrable racket. The racket has a weight of 255 grams and is therefore very light and easier to handle than the standard Aero racket. This is ideal if you have to respond quickly to the net or to a deep ball from your opponent. The 16 x 19 string pattern ensures a good balance between power, spin, and control, so you can combine your strokes well with this racket. The frame of the racket is made from the best graphite material. This material gives the racket more stability and precision, and, thanks to the Cortex Pure Feel technology, vibrations are well-cushioned, ensuring an excellent feeling.
This new Pure Aero model from Babolat features a renewed design and a bit of extra flexibility. Top player Rafael Nadal has had a great influence on the design of the racket and eventually this design was unveiled. The Pure Aero Super Lite is an excellent racket for juniors who want to make the transition to an adult racket, or for players who are looking for an extra light and manoeuvrable racket. The racket has a weight of 255 grams and is therefore very light and easier to handle than the standard Aero racket. This is ideal if you have to respond quickly to the net or to a deep ball from your opponent. The 16 x 19 string pattern ensures a good balance between power, spin, and control, so you can combine your strokes well with this racket. The frame of the racket is made from the best graphite material. This material gives the racket more stability and precision, and, thanks to the Cortex Pure Feel technology, vibrations are well-cushioned, ensuring an excellent feeling.
This new Pure Aero model from Babolat features a renewed design and a bit of extra flexibility. Top player Rafael Nadal has had a great influence on the design of the racket and eventually this design was unveiled. The Pure Aero Super Lite is an excellent racket for juniors who want to make the transition to an adult racket, or for players who are looking for an extra light and manoeuvrable racket. The racket has a weight of 255 grams and is therefore very light and easier to handle than the standard Aero racket. This is ideal if you have to respond quickly to the net or to a deep ball from your opponent. The 16 x 19 string pattern ensures a good balance between power, spin, and control, so you can combine your strokes well with this racket. The frame of the racket is made from the best graphite material. This material gives the racket more stability and precision, and, thanks to the Cortex Pure Feel technology, vibrations are well-cushioned, ensuring an excellent feeling.
This new Pure Aero model from Babolat features a renewed design and a bit of extra flexibility. Top player Rafael Nadal has had a great influence on the design of the racket and eventually this design was unveiled. The Pure Aero Super Lite is an excellent racket for juniors who want to make the transition to an adult racket, or for players who are looking for an extra light and manoeuvrable racket. The racket has a weight of 255 grams and is therefore very light and easier to handle than the standard Aero racket. This is ideal if you have to respond quickly to the net or to a deep ball from your opponent. The 16 x 19 string pattern ensures a good balance between power, spin, and control, so you can combine your strokes well with this racket. The frame of the racket is made from the best graphite material. This material gives the racket more stability and precision, and, thanks to the Cortex Pure Feel technology, vibrations are well-cushioned, ensuring an excellent feeling.
Size
| Length | 685mm / 27in |
| Balance | 330mm |
| String Pattern | 16/19 |
| Length | 685mm / 27in |
| Balance | 330mm |
| String Pattern | 16/19 |
