Babolat Evoke 102 Tennis Racket

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Whether you're a fan of spin, control, precision or power, the Pure range is for you. This range is popular with our greatest players and includes the Pure Aero, Pure Drive and Pure Strike models.The Pure Aero is ideal for players who want to add spin to their shots. The Pure Strike is designed for players who want control and precision, with a focus on touch and control. Finally, the powerful Pure Drive offers versatility both at the baseline and at the net. What’s truly unique here is that it’s a slightly longer racquet than the other beginners’ racquets on this list. Racquet length usually doesn’t come into the equation all too often because it’s almost always the same. Occasionally, though, you do get longer racquets that, thanks to their increased leverage, offer you more power. So with all this added up, you’ll start to realise why we’ve dubbed this racquet a bulldozer for beginners. Sometimes to the detriment of control and forgiveness, this racquet absolutely crushes the ball. Weight is, well, you guessed it, how much mass a tennis racquet has. One thing to pay attention to is the balance of this weight, however, as some racquets place more weight toward the top of the racquet (head-heavy), and others tend to be more balanced. Most racquets on the advanced level weigh around 300g unstrung, but beginners’ racquets and junior racquets can be lighter to put less strain on the muscles you’ll need to develop as you progress. In addition, all data is securely transmitted using SSL encoding and we do not save bank or credit card information. The Boost range of tennis racquets, designed for beginners and occasional players, offers very lightweight racquets, from 260 to 280 grams, for greater maneuverability and control. Sold already strung, these racquets make learning to play tennis fun and easy.

Swing weight is the result of a racquet’s weight and balance. It refers to how easily the racquet is swung through the air. The higher a racquet’s swing weight, the harder it is to swing through the air. Beginner racquets in particular are often on the lighter end of this scale because it makes it easier for you to generate racquet head speed in your shots. It also lets you develop your forearm muscles without developing a nasty case of tennis elbow. Most impressively, this is one of the only beginners’ racquets you’ll find that has a fully graphite composition. While the other materials can make life easy, sometimes starting as you mean to go on can help you to develop skills early. Any second or third racquets you buy will be easy to transition to after using the Challenge MP. After testing the Head Boom MP, this racquet would serve as a blissful stepping stone toward it. The racquets in the Pure range are designed for competitors. The Pure Aero models offer stunning spin and an excellent feel in your hand. These racquets are available with two different head sizes and various string patterns (16x20, 18x20 or 16x19). The Pure Strike, on the other hand, features a smaller head size and a tighter string pattern (16x19, 18x20, 16x20) for better ball control. This racquet is suitable for more aggressive players who want a high level of control. The Pure Drive with its unique string pattern (16x19) and different head size combines explosiveness and incomparable feel for players who want power. Grip size is the girth of a racquet’s handle. This can often be the most confusing part about measuring racquets, but there are useful guides that can help.

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Head size is the area of the string bed, which we measure in square inches. The head size of a racquet can affect how big its sweet spot is. The bigger the head size, the bigger the sweet spot. The majority of racquets use a 100 square inch head size, and we would say this is a solid head size to aim for if you’re a new player, but don’t be afraid to go a little bigger. The Evo range has been designed for tennis players who like to take on physical challenges and push themselves. These racquets offer greater comfort, enabling players to perform better on the court.

The Boost range has been specially developed for tennis players who want racquets that are easy to handle. Because of their graphite structure, these racquets are lightweight and easy to play with, making it easy to learn and improve, while enjoying the game. Denne lette aluminiumsketcher har en solid manøvredygtighed, så selv nybegyndere eller motionister vil kunne betjene den til fulde. Med denne ketcher vil du altså hurtigt kunne forbedre dit spil og udvikle din teknik. Den ligger godt i hånden og facilitere altså indlæring. Derudover vil du kunne ramme boldene hårdt, ligegyldig hvilken position du er i. Dette skyldes bl.a. det lidt større hoved, der gør at du ikke spilder energi på at vinkle dine skud. Kommer i flot sort og gul farve, som kendetegner det store franske mærke Babolat. Nem at spille med. Letvægts aluminiumsketcher til fritid og nybegyndereWe won’t lie: usually if you buy this cheap, you’ll buy twice. But sometimes, the best way to know what you want from a tennis racquet is to recognise early what you don’t want and buy accordingly if you want to continue with the sport later. Key specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 256g (unstrung); Composition: Carbon fibre, graphite; Stiffness rating: 65 Key specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 275g (unstrung); Composition: Aluminium, graphite; Stiffness rating: 65-70

At Babolat, we're committed to providing high-quality tennis racquets for adults, juniors and children. We offer a range of racquets for every level of play. If you're new to tennis, choose racquets from the Boost range, which are lightweight and very maneuverable. If you play regularly, at an intermediate level, the Evo range is for you. And if you play at an advanced level and strive for competitive performance, choose racquets from the Pure range. This is a great option for junior players because while you’re young, you don’t necessarily have the power to generate winners and highly aggressive tennis. At early ages, you need to develop your game sense and your ability to build rallies, and this racquet will allow you to do that. This could also be an option for older beginners who are looking for an extremely manoeuvrable racquet, too. Key Specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 270g (unstrung); Composition: Fused graphite; Stiffness rating: 58 Leveres opstrenget, men vi anbefaler altid at tilkøbe en professionel opstrengning til KUN 199 kr., så din nye ketcher er 100% klar fra start.

The best beginners’ tennis racquets you can buy 1. Artengo TR500 Lite: Best lightweight tennis racquet for beginners There are definitely racquets out there that will make your life harder if you’re prone to injuries such as tennis elbow, but the majority of beginners’ racquets are designed to be easy on your arm. The short answer is, no, don’t shape your entire decision around fear of tennis elbow, because the truth is that a lot of the problems that create tennis elbow are to do with your swing technique and the musculature of your lower arms. Once on our systems, all sensitive data is secured using the same internationally recognised 256-bit encryption standards used by, among others, the US Government. The encryption keys are held on state-of-the-art, tamper proof systems in the same family as those used to secure VeriSign's Global Root certificate, making them all but impossible to extract. The data we hold is extremely secure and we are regularly audited by the banks and banking authorities to ensure it remains so. If you’re training to become the next clay court legend, or you’re already finding that you can put lots of top spin on the ball, this is definitely a racquet to consider. Using something like the Evo Aero will facilitate your growth as a baseliner, and will provide an easy stepping stone to the Pure Aero or Pure Drive racquets when you’re ready to move on. The racquet’s head measures 102 square inches, and its 16×19 string configuration is forgiving. The Evoke 102 is lightweight (9.5 ounces unstrung), simple to swing, and offers recreational players a low-cost blend of playability and stability. This racquet gives a little bit more control than the Evoke 105 and is pre-strung with the synthetic gut. Head Size