Babolat Pure Strike Team Wimbledon tennis racket has been specifically designed for the Wimbledon tournament. Features include: Hybrid Frame Construction – a mix of square and elliptic offers more responsiveness on ball impact to provide a perfect balance of response and precision.
FSI Technology (Frame String Interaction Technology) – a new tighter string bed heightens the sweet spot and increases power. This is combined with the Woofer system for greater control on every strike.
Wider beam sections in the throat and 3, 9 and 12 o’clock enhance precision and increase stability on ball impact.
Specifications: Weight: 285g Str. Pattern: 16/19 Head Size: 645 cm2/100 sq. in. Balance: 330mm Composition: Graphite
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