HeadSize: 98in² / 632cm² : Length: 27.00in / 68.58cm Babolat Pure Strike 16x19 3rd Gen - 2019. Compare. Babolat Pure Strike 18x20 3rd Gen - 2019. Compare . Volkl V-Feel V8 Pro - 2019. Compare. Yonex EZONE 98 - 2020. Compare. Babolat Pure Aero VS -2020. Compare. Tecnifibre TFight 305 RS - 2020. Compare. Head Graphene 360+ Radical MP - 2021. Compare. Prince

These are two racquets I’ve been enjoying recently and it’s time for a comparison review. The HEAD Extreme Tour vs Babolat Pure Aero VS. The modern game of tennis is a lot about generating topspin to make the ball dip inside the lines. There are plenty of extreme spin racquets out there and if you want to know about the best ones to maximize your topspin generation, check out this video and post The Best Racquets for Spin. In this video, I also talk about the best racquets for a mix of spin and control and that’s where this head-to-head is highly interesting. Both these racquets are on the list for my next match racquet of choice, the HEAD Extreme Tour vs Babolat Pure Aero VS. If you want to check my separate reviews, check out some of the links below. Babolat Pure Aero VS review Babolat Pure Aero VS compared to Pure Strike 98 HEAD Extreme Tour Nite Review Spec check These racquets spec out pretty closely, which is why it’s interesting to compare them. Babolat Pure Aero VS specs Head Size 98 in / cm Length 27in / Strung Weight / 320g Balance / / 6 pts HL Swingweight 321 Stiffness 67 Beam Width 21mm / 23mm / 22mm Composition Graphite Power Level Low-Medium Stroke Style Medium-Full Swing Speed Medium-Fast Racquet ColorsYellow/Metallic Silver Grip Type Syntec Pro HEAD Extreme Tour specs Head Size 98 in / cm Length 27in / Strung Weight / 323g Balance / / 6 pts HL Swingweight 318 Stiffness 65 Beam Width 22mm / 23mm / 21mm Composition Graphene 360+/Graphite Power Level Low-Medium Stroke Style Medium-Full Swing Speed Medium-Fast Racquet ColorsBlack Grip Type Hydrosorb Pro These racquets have a similar beam profile, stiffness, weight, swing weight and balance. They are both made for players who want some extra topspin potential and some power without going all the way to a regular Pure Aero or an Extreme MP. The key difference is the string pattern where the Extreme Tour is 16×19 and the Aero VS is 16×20. But they are both relatively tight patterns for spin racquets, so the level of topspin and launch angle is very similar. How do they play? ? I have played some of my best tennis in recent times with these two racquets and I find it difficult to say which one I like best. The Aero VS is a bit stiffer, which is something to take into account for players with sensitive elbows, but it’s not a harsh racquet in my experience. The power level is perhaps a tad higher with the Aero VS due to the stiffness, but they do play very closely there. The biggest difference in playability for me is how different they move through the air. The beam of the Aero VS is even more aerodynamic which makes it whip through the air even faster, but it perhaps doesn’t feel as natural on flatter shots. I notice this especially on my one-handed backhand, where the Extreme Tour is more natural. On the other hand, I feel like my forehand is whippier and probably even better with the Aero VS. Hmm… They are both excellent racquets on touch shots. I feel connected to the stringbed and have no issues on a deft volley with either frame. On serve, I got good pop on both racquets but perhaps a tiny bit more on the Pure Aero VS. It’s the stiffer layup and slightly thicker beam that does it. The slice feels a bit more natural to me with the Extreme Tour, where I feel like the Aero VS’ more extreme beam profile makes it not carve through the air quite as nicely as the Extreme Tour. Summary This is a TIGHT race. I could play a tournament match with either frame and be perfectly happy. My game is perhaps a bit more versatile with the Extreme Tour as I feel like my one-hander is better with that frame, but I get a bit more power on both my serves and forehands with the Aero VS, which is my bread-and-butter. Decisions, decisions! At the time of writing, I don’t know which one I would personally go for. I seem to enjoy and play well with both frames. They give me a bit more power and spin potential than my Prestige MP, which is exactly what I was looking for. These are not the only 98 sq inch spin racquets out there obviously. The Tecnifibre IGA Signature is also a nice option and the new VCORE 98 was definitely a good update although, that racquet is a bit too muted for my personal taste. I think both the Extreme Tour and the Aero VS are excellent examples of modern control racquets that have captured a serious fanbase. Just look at players like Musetti Extreme Tour and Alcaraz Aero VS. It’s rare that high-ranked pros play with currently available retail racquets but in this case, they do although they are obviously customized to their liking. I think that says a lot. Two great frames! Which one would you pick? You can buy these frames from Tennis Warehouse, Tennis Warehouse Europe, and Tennis Only through my links and I get a small commission if you do for which I say THANKS!.

StrungSpecifications Head Size: 98 sq. in. / 632sq. cm. Length: 27in / 68.5 cm Weight 11.0 oz / 311 g Balance Point: 333 mm / 3 pt HL Swing Weight 317 Beam Width: 21mm / 21mm / 21mm Stiffness: 65 Material: Graphite String Pattern: 16 Mains x 20 Crosses Recommended Tension Range: 50 - 59 lbs. Grip Skin Feel Technologi

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^{Raquettesde Tennis pour plus de Prise d'Effet, Toutes les Marques: Babolat, Head, Wilson, Tecnifibre N°1 du Tennis Meilleurs Prix Garantis Livraison Rapide Satisfait ou Remboursé} The general perception among players is that Babolat rackets are primarily great for boosting power and spin, but in fact they make some excellent control-oriented rackets too. This is particularly important for advanced players with a lot of power, who may not need assistance with hitting the ball hard, but who do want a little help with keeping it inside the court. Control rackets typically have fairly dense stringing patterns, to discourage an excessive trampoline’ effect, and modest-sized heads to support maneuverability. They will not be excessively stiff. So, what are the best Babolat rackets for control? In general, the 3 Babolat rackets that offer the best control are the Babolat Pure Strike 18×20 3rd Gen, the Babolat Pure Drive VS – the control version of the mighty Pure Drive – and, finally, the Babolat Pure Strike VS 2022. 1 Babolat Pure Strike 18×20 3rd Gen The Pure Strike 18×20 offers a 98 square-inch head size, and weighs a solid 323g. It has a stiffness rating of 66, putting it close to the middle of the range, and combines a head-light balance with an 18×20 string pattern. The Pure Strike 18×20 is particularly suitable for players who generate high levels of racket-head speed, as it offers a good combination of power and control. The dense string pattern and compact head help players to reduce inaccuracy. There is another benefit of a dense string pattern for players who are prone to frequent expensive string breaks string life is substantially enhanced. This may not matter to players on the main tours, but for aggressive players at lower levels the saving can be substantial! The swingweight of the racket, measured at 334, probably makes it more suitable for physically stronger players some female testers have found that the Pure Strike 18×20 feels a little underpowered. If you want a solid racket which offers a combination of power, spin and precision, the Pure Strike 18×20 may be just what you are looking for, 2 Babolat Pure Drive VS The Pure Drive is Babolat’s flagship power racket. For those who find it a little too difficult to play accurately with the Pure Drive, Babolat have created the more control-oriented 318g Pure Drive VS . The VS has a reduced 98 square inch head, compared to the 100 square inches of the Pure Drive, which aids maneuverability. It retains the same head-light balance and open 16×19 stringing pattern, so it will still allow a lot of power and spin to be generated, despite a slightly reduced stiffness rating of 68. The smaller head enhances control, which may be a significant benefit for bigger hitters, given the power produced by the standard Pure Drive. The Pure Drive VS is slightly lighter than the Pure Drive and features a thinner beam, which some reviewers feel affects its stability. Aggressive baseliners who find that the Pure Drive lacks the control they need will definitely benefit from trying the Pure Drive VS. The power has been toned down a little, but playability is a real strength for the VS. 3 Babolat Pure Strike VS 2022 The Pure Strike VS is another control-oriented member of the Pure Strike family. It is heavier than the Pure Strike 18×20 at 332g, and has a slightly smaller 97 square-inch head. It has a markedly head-light balance for added maneuverability, meaning that it actually has a lower swingweight of 322. The frame is more flexible than the Pure Strike 18×20 with a Babolat stiffness rating of 63. The Pure Strike VS has an unusual 16×20 string pattern, with the additional cross string contributing to control without substantially reducing power. Reviewers suggest that, whilst the Pure Strike VS is not as powerful as some other rackets, its precision leads to players having the confidence to attack the ball and possibly therefore hitting even more heavily. Testers gave the racket good scores across the board, with the only real reservations being expressed concerning inconsistency of response across the racket face, which can be addressed by restringing with alternative string at a different tension. The Pure Strike VS is a racket that offers precision and control along with good all-round performance. It would certainly be worth testing. Final Thoughts Any of these rackets would represent a good choice for an advanced player who would value the confidence that a racket with high levels of control and precision can give. All three are solid performers across the board, so the only real way to decide is to test them all and see which suits you best. xfIA.

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