The 2013 Babolat AeroPro Team is a lighter addition to the AeroPro line, with all the spin and power that you expect from those racquets. It combines the construction of the AeroPro with the lightness a younger or less advanced layer might want. Could this be the racquet for you?

When I first picked up the Babolat New Pure Drive 107, I’ll admit I was skeptical. I had never used an oversize racquet (usually considered 105 sq. in. or greater), and I didn’t love the idea of trying one out. After years playing college tennis followed by a brief stint in the professional ranks, I figured I was a mid-size to mid-plus user for life. But after a test drive, the Pure Drive 107 may have changed my mind.

Babolat had a lot on the line when developing the new AeroPro series of frames for 2013. In the hands of Rafael Nadal, the AeroPro Drive has been one of the most popular racquets in the world for years now, and AeroPro devotees might be resistant to major changes in their favorite stick. Fortunately for them, Babolat has improved the line without sacrificing the features that made the series great in the first place.

The new AeroPro Series racquets will be available to demo and ship starting on 12/12/12. Pre-order today!

Babolat may be most well known for their Aero Line and “Pure” lines, but don’t count out their Drive Z, E-Sense, and C-Drive frames. If finding a lighter weight, oversize, or transitional racquet is your goal, you’ll want to read on!

With five of the six best-selling racquet frames on the market according to the Tennis Industry Association, Babolat has created a “weapon” for every type of player. Today we’re highlighting the Pure Drive and Pure Storm Series.

If you decide you’d like to try one of these frames, check out the Tennis Express Demo Program! Taking a racquet for a test drive is the best way to help you decide which model is best for you!