- #Babolat pure strike 2nd generation update#
- #Babolat pure strike 2nd generation upgrade#
- #Babolat pure strike 2nd generation full#
Tennis Warehouse customer service was great, shipping was great. I had my previous Babolats for over ten years and it was time to replace them. The one I bought on TW to replace are too soft, ready to be replaced after five restringing, and are getting really damaged on the starting and tie offs for crosses, just in case I'm not into high tensions 51 and 49 pounds with Dunlop Black Widow 17 and Wilson Sensation 17.Ĭomments: I absolutely love this racquet, took me a couple weeks to get used to it, but love it now. My biggest concern are grommets! Original one lasted for 12 months and about 12 to 15 restringing. Enough plow to do 160 km serves, stay quick at net and withstand dense bombs of high humid Texas hitters. Four racquets were all stripped to casts, applied a half grip shrink sleeve, counterweighted to original HL, totaling 340 grams each.
#Babolat pure strike 2nd generation upgrade#
Time to upgrade finally and the move was superb! I don't really like previous Pure Strike generations 1 and 2, but this one is a pure beast. I'm a high 4.0 club doubles player.Ĭomments: Coming from good old Pure Storm bandwagon here. I string them with natural gut at 54 lb tension. I replaced my 15-year-old Babolat Pure Strikes with them. Would definitely recommend.Ĭomments: I love these racquets, they play very well. It's a little light for someone who has a more aggressive game, but that makes it good for a newer player still finding their swing. I'm a 4.0 club player and also enjoy hitting with this racquet. This racquet has the right amount of spin, power, and control she needs to swing confidently. She is a 2.0 - 2.5 player with an all court game and medium spin. She did a demo of 6 racquets and the Pure Strike was just right.
#Babolat pure strike 2nd generation full#
Ultimately, with some impressive tweaks to the feel, the Pure Strike 100 remains a great option for the player who wants a light player's racquet with easy targeting on full swings.Ĭomments: My wife got into tennis this last year and needed an upgrade from an entry level racquet. This racquet also shines on service returns where it is versatile enough to block first serves deep or punish second serves.
Aggressive servers will find enough spin, precision and power to force weak replies. At net, the Pure Strike 100 comes around fast to deliver good touch, above average stability for its weight class and decent pop on punch volleys.
#Babolat pure strike 2nd generation update#
Boasting a higher swingweight than the previous generation, this update does a slightly better job absorbing and redirecting pace, but it's still speedy enough for whipping up effective spin. Although not as powerful as the Pure Drive or Pure Aero, the Pure Strike 100 packs enough pop to penetrate the back court along with the needed pocketing and touch for crafting droppers and sharp angles. On groundstrokes, this stick feels fast, crisp and accurate. New to this frame is C 2 Pure Feel, a material technology that combines cortex with a uniquely flexible viscoelastic rubber at 3/9 o'clock for added comfort and dwell time. This racquet also has FSI Power technology which features wider spacing between the upper cross strings for easier access to spin and pace. Like the previous generation, it has a hybrid frame construction (called Control Frame Technology), which blends the control and feel of square beam with the speed and dynamism of a modern elliptical beam. At approximately 11.1 ounces strung and boasting a 319-RDC swingweight, the Pure Strike 100 strikes the right balance between speed and stability. Near 11.Introducing the 3rd generation of the Pure Strike 100, a light player's racquet that combines moderate power and spin-friendly precision with good feel. Head over to our blog to learn more about Babolat gear: Near 11.5 ounce weight for blend of stability and mobility Improved comfort with updated SMAC vibration dampening Get new grommets for the Pure Strike 16/19 3rd Gen here.
With a medium weight of 11.4 ounces strung, the Pure Strike 16/19 should be a perfect fit for players looking for sharp control and stability in a medium-weight, maneuverable package. The Pure Strike 16/19 is the racquet of choice of one of the games biggest hitters Dominic Thiem.
It features a 98 square inch head and an agile 21/23/21 mm beam. The Pure Strike 16/19 uses a spin friendly open string pattern for a high level of rotation. The Strike utilizes Control Frame Technology blending the stability from a square beam shape with the more dynamic elliptic structure. The Pure Strike 16/19 has been updated with the latest generation of Pure Feel Technology, which is embedded in the frames layup for better vibration filtering and an exceptional feel. Using the Sharp Control design, Babolat created a new range of dynamic control racquets with pure feel and unique response. Babolat adds a new Pure Strike with the new Babolat 3rd Gen Pure Strike 16/19 Tennis Racquet.
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