Babolat Pure Aero Tennis Rackets

Babolat Pure Aero Rackets Range

The range consists of the flagship model, the Pure Aero weighing in at a classic 300g weight and a 100 sq.in head size. The whole range features the aerodynamic shape, which cuts through the air easily for those big forehands. The Babolat Pure Aero series caters to players seeking an aggressive baseline weapon. Its focus on topspin generation, power potential, and manoeuvrability makes it a popular choice for those who want to dominate the court with heavy spin and powerful shots.

The latest re-incarnation of this range being the Pure Aero Gen9 models.

The Babolat Pure Aero range variations explained:

• Pure Aero: Standard model weight 300g, 100 sq.in head size

• Pure Aero 98 : A heavier weight at 305g, 98 sq.in head size. For the advanced or experienced player.

• Pure Aero Team: Weight 285g, 100 sq.in head size. A great option for intermediate players looking for a balance of spin and power in a slightly lighter package.

• Pure Aero Lite: Weight 270g, 100 sq.in head size. This is the light racket in the range, making it a great choice for beginners or players with limited arm strength. It is still very playable and offers a good amount of spin. Perfect racket for the first move into a adult sized lightweight racket.

• Pure Aero SuperLite: Weight 255g, 100 sq.in head size. This is the lightest racket in the range, 
• Pure Aero plus+: model weight 300g, 100 sq.in head size, longer length 27.5 inches

History of the Babolat Pure Aero

“When we understood how strong he would be, we decided to build a new racket completely adapted to his game. A racket that focuses on power and spin”: Eric Babolat, CEO of Babolat.

The history of the Pure Aero (originally known as the AeroPro Drive) is inextricably linked with that of Rafael Nadal, one of sport's greatest champions. Representing the unique relationship between Babolat and Rafa, the original AeroPro Drive was developed to provide Rafa with a racket that focused on power and spin. With its famous aerodynamic section, the AeroPro Drive was designed to be the 'Nadal racket' and has evolved to become an iconic part of the game.

Tennis pros such as Rafael Nadal, Leylah Fernandez, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Carlos Alcaraz use the Pure Aero range and dominate the court. Why don't you?

2005-2006 - Specifically designed for Rafa, the original AeroPro Drive helped Rafa win his first two titles at Roland Garros.

2007-2009 - The second generation of the AeroPro Drive is one of the most famous in tennis history, and was used by Rafa during his titanic battle against Roger Federer at Wimbledon in 2008.

2010-2012 - Rafa completed his career Golden Slam at the 2010 US Open with generation 3 of the AeroPro Drive.

2013-2015 - Cementing his legacy as the greatest men's singles clay court champion, generation 4 of the AeroPro Drive was on show as Rafa won a record 9th French Open in 2014.

2015-2018 - The first major re-design of the series, Rafa has used the Pure Aero since 2015 and returned to World No.1 at the end of 2017, 9 years after his first No.1 ranking. To celebrate Rafa's extraordinary success at Roland Garros, a limited edition 'Decima' racket was created after his 10th victory and used as he won his 11th.