Babolat Evoke 102 Tennis Racket

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Once on our systems, all sensitive data is secured using the same internationally recognised 256-bit encryption standards used by, among others, the US Government. The encryption keys are held on state-of-the-art, tamper proof systems in the same family as those used to secure VeriSign's Global Root certificate, making them all but impossible to extract. The data we hold is extremely secure and we are regularly audited by the banks and banking authorities to ensure it remains so. The racquets in the Pure range are designed for competitors. The Pure Aero models offer stunning spin and an excellent feel in your hand. These racquets are available with two different head sizes and various string patterns (16x20, 18x20 or 16x19). The Pure Strike, on the other hand, features a smaller head size and a tighter string pattern (16x19, 18x20, 16x20) for better ball control. This racquet is suitable for more aggressive players who want a high level of control. The Pure Drive with its unique string pattern (16x19) and different head size combines explosiveness and incomparable feel for players who want power. I definitely prefer the BE102 in terms of design as it looks similar to the Babolat Pure Aero 2023. Grip size is the girth of a racquet’s handle. This can often be the most confusing part about measuring racquets, but there are useful guides that can help. Whether you're a fan of spin, control, precision or power, the Pure range is for you. This range is popular with our greatest players and includes the Pure Aero, Pure Drive and Pure Strike models.The Pure Aero is ideal for players who want to add spin to their shots. The Pure Strike is designed for players who want control and precision, with a focus on touch and control. Finally, the powerful Pure Drive offers versatility both at the baseline and at the net.

The sweet spot is the most powerful part of the racquet. This central section of the string bed offers the most power, feel and consistency. When you hit a ball with the sweet spot of a racquet, the force generated will feel balanced and as though the racquet has done the work for you. When you hit a ball outside of the sweet spot, you’ll definitely feel a difference. Generally for beginners, you want the biggest sweet spot available while you develop your hand-eye coordination. Kommer i flot sort og gul farve, som kendetegner det store franske mærke Babolat. Nem at spille med.Both the BE102 and the Evoke 105 have the exact same strung weight of 289g (10.2oz) with the BE105 ( 292g) having a slightly heavier swing weight when compared with the BE102 ( 289g). Key specs – Head size: 100 square inches; Weight: 275g (unstrung); Composition: Graphite; Stiffness rating: 66 What’s truly unique here is that it’s a slightly longer racquet than the other beginners’ racquets on this list. Racquet length usually doesn’t come into the equation all too often because it’s almost always the same. Occasionally, though, you do get longer racquets that, thanks to their increased leverage, offer you more power. So with all this added up, you’ll start to realise why we’ve dubbed this racquet a bulldozer for beginners. Sometimes to the detriment of control and forgiveness, this racquet absolutely crushes the ball. Swing weight is the result of a racquet’s weight and balance. It refers to how easily the racquet is swung through the air. The higher a racquet’s swing weight, the harder it is to swing through the air. Beginner racquets in particular are often on the lighter end of this scale because it makes it easier for you to generate racquet head speed in your shots. It also lets you develop your forearm muscles without developing a nasty case of tennis elbow.

Key Specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 270g (unstrung); Composition: Fused graphite; Stiffness rating: 58Below, we’ve assembled a list of the best beginner-level tennis racquets, and written a helpful guide that will walk you through some racquet terminology and help you determine which one is the best fit for you. Most impressively, this is one of the only beginners’ racquets you’ll find that has a fully graphite composition. While the other materials can make life easy, sometimes starting as you mean to go on can help you to develop skills early. Any second or third racquets you buy will be easy to transition to after using the Challenge MP. After testing the Head Boom MP, this racquet would serve as a blissful stepping stone toward it. Weight is, well, you guessed it, how much mass a tennis racquet has. One thing to pay attention to is the balance of this weight, however, as some racquets place more weight toward the top of the racquet (head-heavy), and others tend to be more balanced. Most racquets on the advanced level weigh around 300g unstrung, but beginners’ racquets and junior racquets can be lighter to put less strain on the muscles you’ll need to develop as you progress. Key Specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 275g (unstrung); Composition: Graphite; Stiffness rating:64