Babolat Pure Strike Tennis Rackets

Babolat Pure Strike Rackets Range

The Babolat Pure Strike tennis rackets have been designed for players who prioritise control and precision in their game. Pure Strike rackets typically feature a midsized head, with a smaller head size, this creates a sweeter spot that's not overly large, allowing for more precise shot placement. Despite the focus on control, Babolat incorporates modern materials in the Pure Strike's construction. These materials can help transfer energy from your swing more efficiently into the ball, generating decent power on your shots. The Pure Strike range indeed aims to achieve the holy grail of rackets, i.e. allowing power, control, spin, and precision. We think that by having a slightly thinner beam, the Strike range allows for a more all round game, rather than just bashing away from the back of the court, so suits a wider variety of players.

The Babolat Pure Strike variations explained :

• Pure Strike 98 16/19: Weight 305g, 98 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike 98 18/20: Weight 305g, 98 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike 100 16/20: Weight 300g, 100 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike 100 16/19: Weight 300g, 100 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike Tour: Weight 320g, 98 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike Team: Weight 285g, 100 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike Lite: Weight 265g, 100 sq.in head size
• Pure Strike 97: Weight 310g, 97 sq.in head size, Beam width 21-22-21

Overall, the Babolat Pure Strike series offers a compelling choice for players seeking a control-oriented racket with good manoeuvrability and decent power potential. It's a popular option among both professional and amateur players who value precision and control in their game. If you are a baseline player who prioritizes precise shot-making and controlling rallies while still wanting some pop on your shots, the Pure Strike could be a great fit.

New for 2024, there is the classic Pure Strike 97 for those that really love a thin beam, small head size (97) and slightly heavier weight (310g). This model also comes as a matched pair, which is factory matched with exactly the same stats for both rackets.