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Babolat AeroStrike
$185.00
Released September, 2009
The Pros:Creates a lot of spin when you want it. Generates power, good for players just working on their stroke. Ball goes right where you want it when struck right.
The Cons:Sweet-spot is fairly small, need to focus on hitting the ball just right. Doesn't allow for a very good touch on the ball at the net.
The Babolat AeroStrike is a premier tennis racquet built for intermediate and advanced players at the 3.0 to 4.5 level. It is essentially a lighter and more powerful version of the Aeropro Drive. It includes an Aero beam-design in the throat that allows for enhanced control and feel.
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And its 100sq.in. head offers a livelier stringbed, allowing for more maneuverability on the court. Like its peer, it also utilizes Babolat’s patented woofer, which increases frame/string interaction during ball strike, therefore adding 25% more contact time between the ball and strings AND allowing for a greater generation of power, control, and spin. Note also Babolat’s Cortex System, which filters harmful vibrations created during ball impact—therefore resulting in a more dampened and comfortable feel when hitting the ball.
Features
- Premier Tennis Racquet
- 3.0-4.5 Level
- Lighter/Powerful
- Livelier Stringbed
- Babolat’s Cortex System
- Babolat’s Woofer
Specifications
- Head Size: 100sq.in.
- Length: 27”
- Weight: 9.7oz
- Composition: 100% HighModulusGraphite
- Balance Point: 340mm/HL
- String Pattern: 16x19
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Pros & Cons
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creates a lot of spin when you want it
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generates power, good for players just working on their stroke
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ball goes right where you want it when struck right
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has a solid, comfortable feel when hitting the ball
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reasonably light weight, won't have to strain to work with it
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sweet-spot is fairly small, need to focus on hitting the ball just right
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doesn't allow for a very good touch on the ball at the net
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