Babolat's focus on spin gains an update with the upcoming release of new Pure Aero racket lineup. A revamp of the franchise includes new technology, new design, new graphics and new naming, all ...

Just like past versions of the frame, the new Pure Aero is designed for booming serves, heavy spin ground strokes, and baseline warfare. But unlike previous Aero releases, this is the first time ...

There has perhaps never been a player-racquet marriage as successful as Rafael Nadal and his trusty Babolat Pure Aero. The flashy frame was in his hands for all 22 of his Grand Slam singles titles.

Antoine Ballon, the marketing director at Babolat, recently spoke about Rafael Nadal's involvement in the creation of his signature racket - the "Pure Aero Rafa". A few days ago, Nadal and the French ...

Innovative technology to meet players’ needs. NF2 TECH (Natural Flax Filtration Technology) has flax fiber inserts in the handle and at 3 and 9 o’clock on the racquet head to dampen vibrations and ...

Rafael Nadal knows spin. So, Babolat is embracing all things Nadal with the brand's spin-plus-power release of two Nadal signature Pure Aero frames, including the first creation of a racket tied ...

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Rafael Nadal has enthralled tennis fans for the better part of the last two decades with his heavy baseline artillery and never-say-die attitude. Few players in the sport, if any, have shown the power ...

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Carlos Alcaraz will continue competing in the major tennis tournaments on the circuit with a Babolat racket, at least until the year 2030. In 2024 it was revealed that Alcaraz and the French racket ...