I'm glad I tried out that model as it required so much effort to rip Has the old version that is lighter and weighted differently. From: Vishal,Д¬omments: If you love ripping topspin then this racquet is worth a try. Can't wait for the time when I can switch to this frame full-time. But during practice, this racquet has definitely improved Match, in case I am not feeling the energy to control this racquet. For now I still keep my low-powered frames in my bag for a Stretched position, no wonder Nadal has crazy good defense. Improved slice, and better defense, you can block back the ball from a The areas where I observed remarkable improvement are improved speed on first serves. But once you get used to it, the racquet does offer you unfairДЄdvantage on court. I have been playing with this for a month now. Rolling the ball, and you have to exaggerate the topspin motion if you want to take big swings, otherwise the ball is gonnaДЇly out. Yonex DR 98 to give this racquet a chance, so it was a difficult transition for me. Really funД¬omments: Okay so I switched from low powered frames such as the Wilson Blade 16x19 and the

I'm surprised by how much I enjoyed it, and plan to keep it in my daily bag. I used Volkl Cyclone strings at around 50 pounds, but this I didn't have any arm soreness or fatigue which was a huge plus. I tended to lose the racquet on serves andДЇorehands, but I'm used to Wilson racquets which have a distinct serving feel to them. I also enjoy its touch shots and approaches. For me I really enjoyed the one-handed backhand, the spin allowed me The spin, but once I figured it out I really enjoyed it. Great racquet and I suggest this for everyone whoД¬omments: I've been slowly integrating the Nadal into my bag. I improved so much for my self-control on my power and spin. Highly recommended.Д¬omments: I loved the fact that this racquet's cosmetic is so beautiful. This has elevated my game to levels I thought were out of reach. I can hit flat shots withД¬onfidence, as well. Spin, power, control and feel are exceptional. Ultimately, The Pure Aero remains a very obvious choice for aggressive baseliners looking to control the action with pace and spin.Д¬omments: Love this racquet. At net the Pure Aero plays great on fast exchanges, and there is enough power to finish points with a bang. The speedy response and grippy stringbed provide the recipe for hitting heavy spin-loaded balls that drop hard, and the higher trajectory response makes it easy to keep the ball deep.В The mid 320 swingweight draws a nice compromise between speed and stability, and the quick handling makes this a great stick for those who like chasing down balls or ripping winners on the run. Like the player who endorses this racquet ( Rafael Nadal), the Pure Aero feels fast and explosive from the baseline.

The signature technology, called FSI Spin, utilizes wider string spacing for extra bite along with oblong grommets at 6 and 12 o'clock to maximize string movement and snapback. But make no mistake: this is still a firm, modern and lively weapon. Babolat has also moved the Cortex dampening material to the head at 3 & 9 o'clock, resulting in a slightly softer feel at impact. For this update, Babolat lowers the flex a tad, giving this notoriously stiff stick a slightly more controlled and arm-friendly response. At 11.2 ounces strung, this stick is ideal for hard charging intermediate players, but it should also work very well for the advanced ball striker who is looking to go on offense. Specializing in spin and power, the Babolat Pure Aero is one of the game's most legendary racquets.

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