BABOLAT PURE DRIVE 26 Junior Tennis Racket 2025

BABOLAT PURE DRIVE 26 Junior Tennis Racket 2025 – Light Blue – Gen 11. This high-performance racquet will give you more depth and allow you to dominate rallies.

• Adapts to the bodies of young competitors
– Grip size 000 adapted to the smaller hands of young players
– New, more flexible 120-gauge string to protect joints

The Pure Drive Junior 25 is designed to give you the best possible feel when hitting the ball: its FSI technology combines an open string pattern with diamond-shaped grommets for improved interaction between the frame and strings, ensuring an outstanding feel with every shot. The Pure Drive Junior 25 provides for the ultimate combination of power and control, every time!

Babolat engineers teamed up with the Laboratoire Interuniversitaire de Biologie et Motricité in Lyon to create a racquet that meets the specific needs of young, growing players. The Pure Drive Junior 25 comes equipped with a smaller grip size (000) for better grip and performance with every shot.

The best way to research buying a new racket is to visit our store at Farnham, in Surrey.  PURE RACKET SPORT specialises in only racket sports and has a large range of all you will need for your Tennis.  Try out this Tennis Racket and our range of JUNIOR Tennis demo rackets in store in our HITTING ROOM.  We here to give advice and guidance about which model might be best and explain how the new technology can improve your game.

BABOLAT was founded in 1875 in Lyon, France, and is the oldest racket sports company in the world.  Its originator, Pierre Babolat, invented the first racket strings – made of natural gut, and 1925 Rene Lacoste won the French Open using a tennis racket strung with Babolat strings.  Since then Babolat strings have won at least one Grand Slam title every year. In 1994 the company diversified from strings and introduced its first tennis racket.  Babolat has continued to build its reputation by offering products at the forefront of technology and by supplying equipment to generations of champions who have won the most prestigious competitions.