The Babolat Pure Aero Team is the latest version of this popular model.  It is a lighter, more powerful version of the racquet used by Raphael Nadal.  For the solid playing intermediate player.  This latest 2019-2021 version has important updates that give devastating spin with the same great control and comfort.  The racquet is highly maneuverable and is truly an all court racquet

The sport of tennis has evolved.  In the 80s, spin was a defensive tactic; then spin became an attack shot to outmaneuver an opponent.  Today players use spin to dominate and to take advantage within a point. The new Pure Aero Team offers high-performance spin that allows players to control their power thanks to increased stability.  To achieve this, Babolat uses the same SMAC technology as in the Pure Drive. SMAC offers less vibration and more feel.  Instead of integrating SMAC into the throat of the racket as on the Pure Drive, it is in the racket head; this gives the same softness, but permits a stiffer bridge and yoke for solid control.  The bridge is made from specially designed, ultra stiff C-Ply material.

The Pure Aero Team still uses the FSI techniology, which is a closer string spacing at the center and a wider spacing at the edges slong with more open grommets at the top and bottom of the racquet to permit more string movement.  The result of FSI and the new frame construction is amazing spin with control and comfort.

To complement this new model, the color is now a bright Taipan Yellow inspired by an extremely venomous snake from Australia.

Head Size: 100 sq inch

Weight: 10.6 oz strung

Balance: 4 points Head Light

Pattern: 16x19

Length: 27 inches

Swing Weight: 306

Flex: 69

Beam: 23/26/23 mm

Cover: Yes