Babolat Tennis Rackets

Babolat is a French based Tennis Company that is well known for their tennis rackets. Many professional tennis players, two of them being Rafael Nadal and Leander Paes use Babolat tennis rackets today. Double lines that run across the strings of the racket frame and the racket face easily identify Babolat tennis rackets. There are many different styles of the Babolat tennis rackets; one is the Pure Drive series which is a blue racket, this series consists of the pure drive team (used by Carlos Moya and Kim Clijsters), and also the Pure Drive Team Plus.

The second series consists of the Babolat Pure Control Team and the Babolat Pure Control Team Plus; these rackets are red with white stripes used by the tennis player Justin Gimelstob. The third series consists of the Babolat Pure Storm Team, this is an black and orange racket that is used by the tennis player Fernando Gonzalez. Then, there is the Aero series that consists of the Babolat AeroPro Drive, which is a black racket with yellow stripes on it, and it is used by the tennis player Rafael Nadal.

The Aero racket is made to give the player the best spin and head speed because of its aero modular style. A series that was released most recently is called Pure Drive Roddick, this racket is the plus version that is named after, and used by Andy Roddick.

Babolat tennis rackets continue to be popular for famous athletes and everyday tennis players in our community. You can also find some Babolat tennis rackets on saile if you shop around or search online for sales on Babolat tennis rackets. There are two Babolat tennis rackets that are less expensive that I would recommend if you are looking to spend a little less money; the Babolat XS 102 racket is perfect for the beginning to intermediate player, it uses Babolat’s Extra Sweetspot tool to make the sweetspot larger, which helps with the players consistency.

It is 102 square inches, 16/20 string pattern; on the other hand, there is also the Babolat XS 105 racket that is also good for a beginning to intermediate players, it’s 105 square inches, and also uses the Extra Sweetspot, with a standard length, and 16/20 string pattern. Both of these rackets cost as low as $119 however, you can probably find them on special and discover an even lower price if you shop around.

Babolat tennis rackets have had a rise in popularity for their quality since they began in 1875 by Pierre Babolat who created the first strings made from natural gut. In 1994 Babolat became a complete tennis company, from this point on the company flourished. Today, professional athletes such as the ones I mentioned above, as well as many others all over the world including local amateur players use Babolat tennis rackets. I would recommend this high quality racket to a beginning or intermediate tennis player.