I had a fun time writing this one and hopefully, you’ll have a fun time reading it as well. I go over pretty much everything you need to start tennis and start enjoying it no matter how old you are. If you are a little old and are thinking about starting tennis but don’t really know that tennis is for you or not? This post is for all the old people out there Learning Tennis At Late Stage in Life I’ll be going over what both racquets are good at or what both racquets are bad at and hopefully by the end of the day, you’ll have a clear direction on which racquet should you spend your hard-earned money on. You probably came here to know which one you should buy, because there are two choices of a racquet that pretty much looks the same and you are confused. The racquet does not lag behind in anything like other Babolat models like the Pure Aero ones which lack control and same is the case with Pure Drives. Anyone who is an intermediate to an advanced player should get this one and you won’t regret it all. You can check current pricing on Amazon by clicking here. If you are a control player like me and wants to have a little more power to your game, I would a hundred percent recommend you get it. I am a very control-oriented player who likes to have power but can’t really produce it due to my technique, so this racquet more than covers for that. The beams on both the racquets are right where I want them to be. The 16 x 19 variant definitely provided me with that solid player’s feel. A 98 sq.in frame with a powerful but controlled persona is all I want pretty much. My favorite from both of them is the Babolat Pure Strike 16×19. I have tried both of these racquets, and pretty much like them both but there is always a favorite racquet that I’ll be interchanging with my other head racquet with some lead tape. With the Babolat Pure Strike, they wanted to bring something new to the masses rather than the boring but tested Pure Aero and Pure Drive series. If you are not interested in Babolat and want to try something else then that post should help you out in picking something that you might like and enjoy.īabolat always comes out with racquets that have a lot of power because of their thick beams and high stiffness indexes. This guide goes great with my intermediate racquet finding guide. The 2017 Babolat Pure Strike (both the 18×20 and the 16×19 version) is a great intermediate to players frame and I recommend it to pretty much anyone that wants to try something different from Babolat.
BABOLAT PURE STRIKE 18X20 SERIES
Babolat in 2017 wanted to remake their not so popular Pure Strike series into something that people would actually crave to buy. But Babolat wanted to try out that endeavor and I think they really knocked it out of the park with this one. I have never seen a company even trying to do that. It isn’t every day that a company makes two varieties of the same racquet, now that I think about.
The latest edition takes this one step further with the introduction of Control Frame Technology which improves the stability of the frame, allowing for more precision on shots.
BABOLAT PURE STRIKE 18X20 FULL
The Pure Strike has long been Babolat's leading range for players wanting to keep the ball under control while striking with full confidence and feel. This 18x20 version will appeal to players looking to hit flatter with pin-point precision and accuracy. Dominic Thiem's endorsed racket in a 18x20 string pattern for laser-like precision.Ĭarrying over most of the core specifications from the previous Pure Strike, this edition focuses on enhancing feel and control using new material technologies to cement the rackets identity as one of the leading choices for advanced players.
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