4 Best Tennis Racquets For Power and Spin (2022)
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Note*
All of the racquets in the list are best in itself. You can choose any racquet which one is best for you. We didn’t listed any racquet or brand like that this should be on no. 1 or no. 5 in the our list.
Babolat Pure Drive (2021)
Description
Babolat Pure Drive has been one of the most powerful racquet amongs the professional players. This racquet is the 10th generation of the Babolat Pure Drive series, which was first introduced in 1994.
This updated Pure Drive 2021 keeps the same characteristics of Pure Drive, which have always been known for their explosive power and spin-friendly approach.
This racquet has aggressive all-court capability, which is ideal for intermediate to advanced players.
Compared to the previous version, this updated Pure Drive 2021 features a new HTR (high torsional rigidity) system that optimises the graphite layup in the frame’s hoop, resulting in more efficient energy transfer to the ball.
SWX Pure Feel is an upgraded technology from the previous version, a.k.a. Cortex Pure Feel, which helps in vibration dampening with a thin and extremely flexible viscoelastic rubber that sits between the racquet’s carbon layers.
FSI Power Technology, which optimises the grommet system and string spacing for enhancing the levels of power and spin
This updated Pure Drive 2012 looks very appealing with the two shades of metallic blue and a deep dark blue instead of a lighter blue from the previous version. You’ll also find a striking glimpse of bright silver color, but that is not so flashy.
Specifications
| Head Size : 100 in / 645.16 cm |
| Length : 27 in / 68.58cm |
| Strung Weight : 318gm / 11.2 oz |
| Unstrung Weight : 305gm / 10.8 oz |
| Balance : 12.99 in / 32.99 cm / 4 pts HL |
| Beam Width : 23mm / 26mm / 23mm |
| Swingweight : 320 |
| Stiffness : 71 |
| String Tension : 50-60 pounds |
| Composition : Graphite |
| Grip Type : Babolat Syntec Pro |
| String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
Technology
Pro Using or Used This Racquet
Overall Performance
Comparing with the previous version, Pure Drive 2018, you’ll not find any difference in specifications on paper, but somehow this updated Pure Drive has more control potential.
Its higher RA stiffness rating of 71 and thicker beam width of 23mm, 26mm, and 23mm make this a powerful racquet rather than a control-oriented racquet.
Open 16 by 19 string pattern added needed spin which is a sufficient blend of control and spin potential.
Feel
Comparing to the previous version cortex pure feel technology updated into SWX Pure Feel which plays a vital role in the feel of the racquet now its feel more dampened and generate a lively sound at impact.
Groundstrokes
From the baseline, the Pure Drive 2021 is an explosive racquet from the back of the court. A perfect blend of power and spin can be generated from the baseline so easily by both the forehand and backhand.
With a 100 sq. inch head size and open 16×19 string pattern which helps in generating topspin easily for net clearance or needed depth and its string pattern which support players maintaining control and spin from the baseline.
Hitting groundstrokes with this updated Pure Drive is so fun and enjoyable.
Easy access to extra power without making so much effort makes this racquet in every way a great groundstroker’s stick.
Maneuverability
The moderate head size of 100 square inches and swing weight of around 320 will help give the Pure Drive 2021 plenty of maneuverability.
It’s such a very easy racquet to maneuver from all court variations of shots for considering 4pts headlight and the classic mid plus strung weight around 318gm .
Power
The Babolate Pure Drive series is probably best known for its easy, powerful frames, and this racquet is a perfect example of its trademark.
It’s a very easy racquet to generate power with, so you do not have to swing particularly hard or fast to get good pop with this frame.
Returns
For forehand or backhand returns, you don’t need to swing heavier with this powerful racquet because returning is generally all about controlling the power of your opponent, especially when you know that your opponent is a big server; otherwise, your ball will land off the target.
Hitting backhand slice returns on the heavier flat serve or weaker second serve with the Open 16×19 string pattern helps maximise the spin potential, either for the ball landing deep back on the court or dropping short at the net and firmly adjusting the ball for net clearance.
Serves
On a first or flat serve, the Pure Drive is so powerful and easy to maneuver, which helps you swing the head speed much faster to snap the ball. It’s like you’re punching the ball much harder.
With this pure drive you don’t have to make extra effort to generate the power free power cause power comes naturally with this racquet but at the same time you have to be precisely in control otherwise you loose the target mostly for flat or first serve.
On kick serve or slice serve, you can easily generate essential spin with the help of FSI technology combined with an open 16×19 string pattern.
Slices
On backhand slices, thanks to the balance of the racquet at 4 points headlight and a swing weight of around 320, slices are a really effective shot with this racket.
Whenever you hit aggressive with the backhand slice then you find you could really knife the ball and the ball stayed lower over the net and will able to get plenty of depth pretty easily.
Stability
Considering the medium 300-310 gram weight in this category compared to the other racquets, the Pure Drive 2021 is surprisingly super stable, which is evidently dependent on its higher stiffness rating of 71.
TopSpin
With the combination of the moderate 100 sq. in. head size and open 16 by 19 string pattern help generate this racquet plenty of topspin.
FSI Power technology combines an open 16×19 string pattern with diamond or hexagon-shaped grommets which help this racquet for greater string movement and generate tremendous spin.
Volleys
At Net, Pure Drive 2021 offers a great balance of maneuverability and stability for its 318 to 320 gramme after-strung weight. Its maneuverability allows you to get the racquet back in position and react very quickly.
On the easier or slower volleys it’s a great racquet to transfer the power into the ball but on the other side hardest or aggressive opponent volleys it’s not an easy stick to control the ball at net.
On volleys, its higher RA stiffness rating of 71 makes this racquet feel quite solid and stable. Open 16×19 string patterns give you great depth and spin to pull your opponent back on the court.
Overall
It’s well suited for ground-stroke players who like to hit with extra pace.
It’s power can be uncontrollable when you get massive heavy hitter Somehow, the frame is plenty maneuverable and surprisingly stable on the net.
It delivers exceptional power and plenty of spin when needed on serve.
Most of the time, you’re satisfied when you return the ball on target.
Overall, the Pure Drive 2021 is a powerful and spin-friendly racquet that is easy to use.
Like
- Power
- Spin Potetial
- Maneuverability
- Stability
Dislike
- Control
- Comfort
Who's This Racquet For
If you are a player who loves hitting heavy groundstrokes with essential spin and control or a player who loves to command from the baseline, then this Pure Drive 2021 could be a great choice for you.
If you enjoy a stiffer frame that allows you to get a natural pop that is present with a stiffer frame, then this racquet will be suitable for you.
If you don’t have to be aggressive on every ball or you don’t have to make bit effort for power then this racquet will not regret you.
Who's This Racquet Not For
This frame is too stiff for players who you are passed or suffered from tennis elbow or sensitive wrist no matter how much dampened feel’s this Somehow, this racquet should be avoided.
If you are prefer more control- oriented racquet your game style is more towards control target in every way then this racquet will bit disappoint you.
Otherwise, this racquet easy adaptability make this a mass player’s choice.
Head Graphene 360+ Extreme MP (2020)
Description
The Head Graphene 360+ Extreme MP (2020) is a modern player’s racquet for today’s generation’s aggressive game. This racquet is made for players who want a racquet that provides extreme spin and power for their aggressive game.
The Graphene 360+ Extreme MP racquet is the choice of ATP players Richard Gasquet and Matteo Berrettini, WTA player Barbora Krejcikova, and many more.
The Head Graphene 360+ Extreme MP (2020) is the second generation of the Head Graphene 360+ Series. The Head Graphene 360+ Extreme MP (2020) series was launched on August 20, 2020.
For 2020, Head Graphene 360+ Extreme MP features Graphene 360+ technology, which combines the easy power and rock-solid stability of Graphene 360 with flexible Spiral Fibers in the lower portion of the racquet’s head to optimise feel.
It also features a reinforced spin shaft for greater torsional stability, along with the 360 Spin Grommets, which use larger funnel-shaped grommets to enable greater string movement and a brutal punch for the heavier ball rotation.
Compared to the previous version, this update has a slightly higher RA, giving it a slightly stable and powerful feel.
This new Extreme MP (2020) design identity has an eye-pleasing shade of grey on the hoop of the racquet and neon yellow on the shaft of the racquet, with the same neon yellow on the grip. This racquet is best suited for intermediate to advanced players.
Specifications
| Head Size : 100 in² / 645.7 cm² |
| Length : 27 in / 68.58 cm |
| Strung Weight : 318 gm / 11.2 oz |
| Unstrung Weight : 300 gm / 10.6 oz |
| Balance : 13.18 in / 33.48 cm / 3 pts HL |
| Beam Width : 23mm / 26mm / 21mm |
| Swingweight : 325 |
| Stiffness : 66 |
| String Tension : 50 – 60 pounds |
| Composition : Graphene 360+/Graphite |
| Grip Type : Head Hydroabsorb Pro |
| String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
Technology
Pro Using or Used This Racquet
Overall Performance
Control
Considering its weight, the graphene 360+ extreme MP (2020) provided decent control throughout the game. But this is not the most control-oriented racquet in the graphene 360+ extreme line-up. If you are looking for the most control-oriented racquet in the graphene 360+ extreme series, then the graphene 360+ extreme tour is the best option for you.
Feel
This racquet has very plusher feel due to its head signature technology called Graphene 360+ which is optimized energy transfer and the innovative spiralfiber tech. placed on the shoulder area of the frame, which provides greater flex and a clean feel at impact.
The graphene 360+ extreme MP 2020 has a slightly softer, more comfortable, and more responsive feel compared to the previous version.
Groundstrokes
From the baseline, this updated graphene 360+ extreme mp offers great access of power and spin, a powerful racquet which encourages the modern aggressive baseline players.
The blend of spin and power works really nicely when you’re hitting aggressively, especially when you’re using lots of topspin, which adds some extra kick on groundstrokes.
You can easily generate a great amount of spin and get depth so easily with this racquet, and you also get access to free power so easily with this racquet. Apart from that, it offers pretty much everything extra with power, spin, and feel from the back of the court.
Maneuverability
The graphene 360+ extreme mp 2020 is slightly easy to swing or maneuverable compared to the previous version, which meant you will able to get more racquet head speed and it is easy to swing while on the run or slightly out of the position as well.
Power
The Head Extreme series has already been known to offer plenty of power throughout the game, which adds some spice to the aggressive modern player’s game.
The ball jumps off the strings with ease. It is very easy to access lots of power from these extreme racquets.
100-square-inch head size combined with the Power Grommets (the enlarged Power Grommets maximise string movement for increased power).
Returns
The graphene 360+ extreme mp is stable enough to absorb the heavy hitters’ serves, but the must-have control is not there, and this is an area where I struggled often. When I try to accelerate the swing of the racquet, which I usually do for an aggressive return, then it’s a bit hard for me to keep the ball under control.
On the other side, it does a great job when you get the low-pace second serve or slice serve, then you hit the defensive or attacking return to your aiming targets, putting your opponent under pressure.
Serves
For serve, this graphene 360+ extreme mp has enough mass for generate plenty of power to hit the huge flat serves loaded with spin. Players who like to hit a big first serve and access the free power will not find any lack in this racquet.
You can easily generate the great amount of spin and power needed for kick or slice serves.
This racquet doesn’t feel heavy with improved maneuverability so you can get back the racquet in position and swing the racquet head speed through the motion quickly. So literally, the serve feels quite nice.
More flexible feel than the previous version, Somehow serves feel forgiving on the arm, and you don’t worry about having a tired shoulder after hitting couple of serves.
Slices
Compared to the previous generation, the slices with this Extreme MP 2020 feel plusher, and the depth comes with ease.
As it’s strung balance which is around 3 pts head light and a swing weight of around 325 allows the racquet able to cut the ball with some extra spin.
Stability
Considering its unstrung weight, which is around 300 grams, this racquet feels quite solid and stable throughout a variety of shots. Of course, this is not the most stable racquet in the graphene 360+ extreme line-up. If you want the most stable racquet, then the graphene 360+ Extreme Pro is an option for you. Due to its highest unstrung weight in the graphene 360+ Extreme Series, it offers you the maximum stability.
TopSpin
The Head Extreme Series is already known for offering plenty of spin on a variety of shots. It is very easy to generate topspin with this racquet. Eventually, this will not be the racquet with the most spin potential in the graphene 360+ extreme line-up. If you want the most spin, then the graphene 360+ Extreme S is an option for you. By the way, that doesn’t mean Extreme MP doesn’t offer you the ultimate spin.
Volleys
The stability and feel you can get on volleys is great, considering its weight. This racquet does a decent job at the net, and it has enough mass so you can easily block the hard shots of your opponent and counterpunch the ball back deep.
The graphene 360+ Extreme MP is pretty quick up at net, and you might not face any issues in terms of maneuverability to back the racquet into position quickly. Also, the feel of the stringbed is slightly updated, and I felt very connected to the ball.
Overall
The Graphene 360+ Extreme MP offers tremendous racquet head speed, providing loads of spin and pace on the groundstrokes.
The graphene 360+ Extreme MP racquet is a significant improvement over the previous version.
Stability of the racquet especially at the net is quite impressive considering its weight.
Its improved feel and excellent maneuverability make it a comfortable racquet that can be adapted to a variety of play styles and ability levels.
Overall, the graphene 360+ Extreme MP has a nice blend of comfortable feel, power and spin. This racquet is best suitable for intermediate to advanced players.
Like
- Power and Spin
- Stability
- Feel
Dislike
- Uncontrollable Power
Who's This Racquet For
If you prefer easy access to tremendous power with spin, and this is your top priority mainly from the back of the court, then you should go for this racquet. It will be a perfect option for you.
If you are suffering from any wrist or elbow injury or any kind of discomfort, then considering this extreme racquet or playing with it is a great option for you.
Who's This Racquet Not For
If you are a hard hitter always prefer the control oriented racquet with the perfect balanced of power and spin then this racquet will be a disappointment option for you. Overall, control of the racquet is a slightly a trade-off of graphene 360+ Extreme MP.
Those who are prefer smaller head size racquet or dense 18×20 string pattern which usually provide slightly low launch angle than the open string pattern so that’s why this racquet is not a great option for you.
This is a frame that is not slightly suitable for the players, especially for the ones who like to hit too flat.
We don’t find any major drawback in this Extreme MP 2020, Apart from the control cause extreme series are always better know for its extreme power and spin. Overall, definitely a noticeable improved version than the previous version.
Yonex Vcore 100 (2021)
Description
Yonex Vcore 100 is known as a modern power game racquet that is engineered for power and spin. This racquet is a great choice for aggressive players who want easy power and spin-friendly precision.
In 2021, this updated Vcore 100 will have a lower stiffness rating than the previous two generations, giving it better flexibility than its predecessors.
This is the 6th generation of the Vcore racquet series. This updated Vcore 100 has a slightly thicker beam width compared to the previous version for more power and stability.
Yonex introduced a new technology called Flex Force, which uses a uniquely flexible graphite (NAMD–2) to help the racquet bend flawlessly at impact.
Yonex has also redesigned the grommet system with String Sync, which uses funnel-shaped inserts to help the strings snap back more powerfully during impact. Black micro-core technology is also skipped in this update.
Yonex Vcore 100 has the same traditional Vcore series red colour on it, but for the new looks, you’ll get a touch of blue throughout with a dark red paint job on the frame that features some mix of bright red and silver sparkles. Somehow, it’s looking so appealing.
Yonex Vcore 100 is an option for intermediate to advanced players who wants to add some extra power and spin to their game.
Specifications
| Head Size : 100 in / 645.16 cm |
| Length : 27 in / 68.58cm |
| Strung Weight : 320g / 11.3 oz |
| Unstrung Weight : 300 gm / 10.6 oz |
| Balance : 13 in / 33.02 cm / 4 pts HL |
| Beam Width : 24 mm / 25 mm / 22 mm |
| Swingweight : 324 |
| Stiffness : 66 |
| String Tension : 45-60 pounds |
| Composition : HM Graphite / 2G-Namd |
| Grip Type : Yonex Synthetic |
| String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
Technology
Pro Using Or Used This Racquets
Overall Performance
Control
As I already mentioned, it’s a combination of a 98-inch head size and an open 16-by-19 string pattern, which is designed to provide you with the utmost control without sacrificing power and spin.
In this updated Vcore 98 opt slightly thicker beam that means it’s lil bit more stable and power, After playtest I find that this is more power oriented racquet rather than the control-oriented.
Feel
This updated Vcore 98 has a more dampened and muted feel compared to the previous version. Somehow it feels more plush, crisp, and flexible than the previous Vcore 98.
The new Flex Force Graphite technology, which is amalgamated into the racquet’s throat, indeed enhances the flexibility, and vibration dampening mesh wraps in the handle to reduce vibration, which improves the comfort and feel of the racquet.
Groundstrokes
From the baseline, Yonex racquets have a 7 percent wider sweet spot than the other racquets because of the isometric head size technology, which enables you to generate easy power and have fun playing from the centre of the frame.
On groundstrokes, this racquet is not demanded you to make so much effort for the power net clearence and getting well depth which is usually are traits of Yonex racquets.
Aggressive baseliners can enjoy the free excess of extra power and spin with this racquet, but remember that with topspin, it’s easy to control, but for the flatter hitter, it could be tricky.
This Vcore 98 has a slightly thicker beam than the previous racquet, which helps to deliver more stability and power, but because of its 98 square inch head size and open 16-by-19 string pattern, it will manage to balance power and deliver an adequate amount of control from the baseline.
Maneuverability
Perfect merge of its string balance is around 6pts head light after strung, its strung weight is around 323 gram which is totally vary upto differ to differ string guage you’r trying and its swing weight is around 321 so which is making this racquet very maneuverable and faster swing speed from all court areas.
Power
The frame variable beam width, which is 21mm at the throat, 23mm at the sides of the head, and 22.5mm at the top, and its mid stiffness or RA rating, which is around 66, are designed to generate plenty of power from the racquet.
Returns
On a flat serve or heavier opponent first serve, it is all about controlling the pace of the opponent, where the Vcore 98 does a decent job because of the perfect blend of the 98-inch headsize and open string pattern.
If you really want to take the full advantage of racquet potential to return the flat serve or heavier pace serve then you’ll be sure the racquet string tension should be below the 55 pounds otherwise racquet power is hard to control.
On a second or low-pace serve, this Vcore 98 is quite controlled and stable, and after a few returns, you’ll get the confidence to step inside the court and hit the target wherever you want to.
Serves
On a first or flat serve, you don’t find any lack of power with this racquet for hitting the flat serve because free access to power is so easy with it, thanks to the maneuverability and stability of the Vcore 98.
Aerodynamic racquet shape and open 16×19 string pattern helped you at providing utmost amount of spin on both for the kick serves or slice serves.
Slices
Hitting slices with this Vcore 98 from the centre of the frame has such a plush feel, which is credited to the isometric head shape, which offers a 7% wider sweet spot compared to the other racquets.
Whether hitting backhand slices from the baseline or returning the serve with backhand slices, this Vcore 98 is so fun and delightful.
Stability
As it’s mid strung weight which is around 323gm /11.4 oz and 6 pts head light balance this Vcore 98 is surprisingly stable.
Compared to the previous version improved in stability is pretty noticeable either from the baseline or on volleys.
TopSpin
Aerodynamic characteristics of the racquet help us generate topspin so effortlessly, and you don’t find any lack of topspin for all variations of shots with this stick.
Aero Fin technology on the inside and outside edges of the racquet’s head and just above the racquet’s throat, Flex Force graphite integrated into the racquet’s midsection, and an open string pattern all contribute to accessing plenty of topspin as needed.
Volleys
At Net, this Vcore 98 feels solid and very maneuverable. Its 6pt head light balance makes it easy to maneuver you can guickly get the racquet back into position and hitting with the sweetspot so easy cause of the isometric headsize.
Vcore 98 has plenty of pop and put away power at the net which is really amaze for hitting the smashes but at the same easy access of power control the power a bit struggle.
Compared to the other racquets in this category of mid weight modern racquet the Vcore 98 done a satisfing job at net.
Overall
On Groundstrokes, Aggressive baseliner players will enjoy this racquet cause of extra power with spin potential.
For serve, you don’t find any lack of power or spin.
For Return, this vcore 98 is slightly more controlled and stable.
At net, done a decent job as its mid weight modern player’s racquet.
Overall, with the Yonex Vcore 98, you’ll find a very user-friendly racquet in all areas of the court.
Like
- Power
- Spin Potetial
- Maneuverability
- Stability
Dislike
- Control
- Comfort
Who's This Racquet For
It is well suited for baseline players who like to attack their opponent by groundstrokes with power and heavy topspin.
For modern style players who like to play with semi western or western grip e.t.c. they can easily optimise the true potential of the racquet and making this racquet a perfect weapon for their game.
Power and spin both are main key factor of this racquet players who are always look that in a racquet then this racquet will not disappoint you at all.
Who's This Racquet Not For
Control, comfort, and feel are the top priorities on your list; then, go for another racquet; there are so many options available.
Those who like a very control oriented racquet or characteristics of a heavier weight racquet then don’t look for this racquet.
This racquet is not meant for flatter hitters or traditional grip style players; otherwise, controlling the power is going to be a task for you.
Babolat Pure Aero (2019)
Description
The Babolat Pure Aero 2019 is one of the most popular racquets among professional players. Babolat Pure Aero 2019 is an updated version of the previous version, which came out in 2016.
The Pure Aero 2019 is the 7th generation version of the Babolat Aero series. This racquet is endorsed by an ATP player (Rafael Nadal).
The racquet has expertise in spin and power, which makes this stick an excellent option for a wide range of players.
The racquet gets its name from its aerodynamic frame design, which allows the racquet to swing fast to generate maximum spin.
Babolat has also moved the cortex dampening material to the head at 3 and 9 o‘clock, resulting in a slightly softer feel at impact.
The signature technology, called FSI Spin, utilises wider string spacing for extra bite along with oblong grommets at 6 and 12 o‘clock to maximise string movement and snapback.
The updated Pure Aero 2019 has moved from aeromodular 2 to 3 centered around a new bumper guard that helps in protecting the strings while also removing the short and long side string installation.
The racquet has appealing aggressive yellow coloring with a combination of black branding totally justified the choice of Rafael nadal.
Specifications
| Head Size : 100 in² / 645.16 cm² |
| Length : 27 in / 68.58cm |
| Strung Weight : 318g / 11.2 oz |
| Unstrung Weight : 300gm / 10.6 oz |
| Balance : 12.99in / 32.99cm / 4 pts HL |
| Beam Width : 23mm / 26mm / 23mm |
| Swingweight : 324 |
| String Tension : 50-59 pounds |
| Stiffness : 67 |
| Composition : Graphite |
| Grip Type : Babolat Syntec Pro |
| String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
Technology
Pro Using or Used This Racquet
Overall Performance
Control
For topspin players, the Pure Aero 2019 is a very control-oriented racquet at this weight frame, but for heavy flat hitters, this stick may challenge you to keep your shots under control.
With this Pure Aero retro eastern grip players also facing the same issue of control and frame shakiness.
If you hit the ball off the sweet spot, which usually happens with the large head size racquet, then your shots can get out of control and your frame can feel a little bit shaky.
Feel
Compared to the older version of pure aero 2019 has effectively more touch and feel. This racquet covert a slightly less stiff response RA around 67, which provides more comfort and better feel.
Using a vibration dampener to the strings, the racquet enhance a softer and muted feel.
Apart hitting from off sweetspot, this Pure Aero makes you feel very plush and solid from all areas of the court and all variety of shots from sweetspot.
Groundstrokes
On Groundstrokes, Updated Pure Aero offers a great blend of power and spin from baseline. You get a very responsive feel from the frame. You’ll be able to generate a lot of topspin for groundstrokes with this racquet. It’s a very easy racquet to get you the utmost topspin from the baseline.
The Pure Aero launches the ball at a slightly higher angle because of the closed string pattern, and the 16 by 19 string pattern gives you the utmost in spin potential.
You’ll find great depth on groundstrokes and be able to push your opponent back and take advantage of control at the point.
For players with a modern forehand grip like a semi-western or western, which provides heavy bites when the ball hits the court.
Maneuverability
The Pure Aero 2019 feels fast and easy to maneuver. Compared to the old version, this pure aero is relatively easier to swing from all areas off the court.
The Babolat Pure Aero provides a larger, lighter head and an aerodynamic frame, which helps you swing the racquet faster and easier.
Power
Updated Pure aero 2019 is such a powerful racquet you can easily generate the utmost power with this racquet cause of the thicker frame beam width.
Babolat also advertises that the new version is tuned for power and spin compared with the outgoing version of the pure aero 2016.
The power level of the Pure Aero is now higher than the outgoing model. If you like to play with no compromise on power level, then this racquet is a great option for you.
Returns
On returns, the Pure Aero is so easy to maneuver to get the ball back deep in the court and take advantage of the speed of the server. This racquet feels stable and gives you the confidence to step in and attack returns.
The aerodynamic frame combined with the open string pattern makes the Babolat Pure Aero an excellent racquet to return serve.
On Slice Backhand return you can easily chipping the heavier flat or weaker second serve returns with spin potential either deep back on the court or drop short at the net , pure aero also do a pretty well job in that.
Serves
The Pure Aero has plenty of pace and spin when needed. Those who like to hit heavy and flat serves may struggle a bit to get a pure flat serve with this racquet.
On Slice serve, you can create the utmost spin with this racquet so you allows to hit a great out wide serve or into the body of your opponent.
On Kick Serve, you can easily take the advantage of the pure aero frame and open string pattern spin potential which allowed you effectively jumping kick serves higher.
Somehow, the Pure Aero spin potential and open pattern string bed for flat, slice, and kick serves are an absolute delight to serve with and give the server maximum confidence.
Slices
Hitting backhand slices on the sweet spot makes you feel very plush, where the Pure Aero shines too, and the perfect blend of the open string pattern and FSI technology allows you to hit the ball with a lot of spin.
Stability
Due to the updated dampening vibration technology, a.k.a. Cortex Pure Feel technology, this racquet felt much more stable than the previous version.
If the ball hit by side of the frame or off sweetspot then the racquet feel lil unstable notably at net, which is most commonly happens with medium weight racquet between 300 to 305gm.
Otherwise, using a vibration dampener to the strings, you can overcome lack of stability of the racquet but its upto on player to player choice.
TopSpin
The Pure Aero is totally worth it in spin potential, and this racquet offers an easy spin-friendly experience.
Those who are using the eastern grip or flat hitter players this stick could be a challenge to get the topspin shots.
Otherwise, the open 16-by-19 string pattern gets you a higher launch angle and massive spin on the ball.
Open string pattern and combination of FSI Spin technology adds the spin up even more.
Volleys
At Net, the Pure Aero felt fast and easy to maneuver. This racquet is easy to volley with, feels very stable, and has a good touch.
Due to the updated vibration dampening technology, this racquet feels more stable than the previous version.
Now that most of the modern racquets at 300 grammes are shining at the net, the Pure Aero will also do a pretty good job for you on volleys.
Somehow, the pure aero isn’t a great performer up at the net, but it’s also not the best due to a lack of stability.
Connecting the ball above the height of the net could easily be volleyed away with this racquet.
Overall
It’s a very easy racquet to get you the utmost topspin for all variation of shots.
The pure aerodynamic power and spin potential are an absolute delight to serve with.
The Pure Aero isn’t a great performer on the net, but surprisingly, it’s not the worst.
This racquet can give you the confidence to step in and make powerful returns.
The pure aero has a large sweetspot, great stability, comfort, and crisp feel without compromising power or topspin.
Overall, the Pure Aero 2019 is a rock-and-roll performer.
Like
- Power
- Spin Potetial
- Maneuverability
- Touch & Feel
Dislike
- Control Flat Shots
- Stability On Volleys
Who's This Racquet For
The Babolat Pure Aero 2019 could be the best option for players who like to play heavy top spin with a longer rally from the baseline.
This racquet is best suited for modern technical players who demand a perfect blend of power and spin.
Modern technical playstyle can play a big role for opting this racquet if you are a technical sound player then this Babolat Pure Aero is tailored for you or give you an extra everything.
Who's This Racquet Not For
Players with more traditional techniques, a traditional grip, and flatter hitters will face some issues with handling the power, controlling the shots, and launching the angle, so it does float a bit when you’re trying to go for a flat winner.
Players shouldn’t choose this racquet if you are playing doubles, serve and volley most of the time then this racquet may be a lil bit disappoint you.
Otherwise, Babolat Pure Aero 2019 is such a modern player’s racquet who can easily adapt by intermediate and advance players.
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Selecting the perfect racquet for your suitable game style takes lot of research and time. Its really hard to find the perfect racquet for yourself cause every racquet has its own pros and cons.