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Style #: 101159
Head Size : 100 sq. in.
Length : 27 Inches
Weight : 10.6 Ounces (unstrung) / 11.2 Ounces (strung)
Balance: Head Light
Balance Point: 33.5cm. / 13.2in.
Power Level: Low
Swing Type: Fast & Long
Tension: 55-62 Lbs.
String Pattern: 16M x 19C
Beam Width: 23/26/22mm, Dual Tapered Beam
Flex (RDC): 71
Composition: Graphite, Tungsten
Swing Weight: 327
Grip: Syntec
Technology : Cortex System, GT, Aero Modular
Color : Black/White/Orange
Aero Modular: New modular frame concept, creates maximum penetration of the racquet through the air and increases the hitting power. Perfect control for directional hitting.
GT Technology: GT innovative technology combines crossed layers of graphite and thin threads of tungsten integrated into the racquet's lay up. Tungsten is a high-tech fiber used in the aerospace industry, highly valued for its toughness and tensile strength properties. Graphite tungsten innovative technology provides maximum torsional stability on the headsize for enhanced control, and energy restoration in the yoke for additional power.
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by PowerReviewsPros
- Generates power (3)
- Great feel (3)
Cons
Best Uses
- Intermediate (3)
- Was this a gift?:
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Pros
- Generates Power
- Great Feel
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Intermediate
Comments about Babolat Aeropro Drive GT French Open 2012:
This is a great racquet and I like it a lot so far. It is a little heavier than a lot of other racquets currently on the market, but I like that about it.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Creates Spin
- Generates Power
- Good Accuracy
- Great Feel
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Intermediate
Comments about Babolat Aeropro Drive GT French Open 2012:
Currently taking private lesson and this racquet is working its magic. Help me improve a lot. Had great power and control with this racquet than any that I had used before.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Creates Spin
- Generates Power
- Good Accuracy
- Great Feel
Cons
Best Uses
- Intermediate
Comments about Babolat Aeropro Drive GT French Open 2012:
I've been playing with a Babolat Aeropro Drive purchased in 2008. Immediately, I noticed a more solid feel on all shots, a bit more spin (especially on serves), and better touch on volleys. Could be the new strings, but I use the same strings on my old racquet.
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Q:
Is this the racquet Nadal uses?Asked on 3/4/2013 by Pryn from Westchester, NY1 answer
A:
This is a special edition of last year's Aeropro Drive GT designed with cosmetics specifically for the French Open. Other than the paint job, this racquet is exactly the same as the Aeropro Drive GT that Nadal used last season. Babolat has since released a new version of the Aeropro Drive (http://www.holabirdsports.com/babolat-aeropro-drive-gt-2013.html).Answered on 3/5/2013 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
Q:
What is the difference between an Aero Pro Drive and and an Aero Pro Drive GT?Asked on 10/9/2012 by Phil from Annapolis Maryland1 answer
A:
Specification-wise, the Babolat AeroPro Drive and the AeroPro Drive GT are almost identical. There are a few slight differences in weight, balance, and stiffness. Other than that, the GT is simply the newer version of the racquet with Babolat's latest technology, GT (Graphite Tungsten). This French Open version is a limited edition cosmetic that was specially introduced during Roland Garros. Its specs are identical to the regular AeroPro Drive GT.Answered on 10/9/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
Q:
is this racquet the same as babolat aeropro drive GT?Asked on 8/4/2012 by Adri the tennis girl1 answer
A:
Yes it is the same as the AeroPro Drive GT. This is just a special edition cosmetic.Answered on 8/13/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
Q:
Is this racquet arm friendlyAsked on 5/25/2012 by Anonymous3 answers
A:
Racket is perfectly powerful but not intended for big hitters that generate their own pace. Remember Rafael is more about spin and this racket can generate some nasty kick. But, to answer your question, yes, it's easy on the arm, nice and light.Answered on 7/25/2012 by Tennis maven from NYCA:
With the cortex system and the new aero design of this racquet, it is supposed to eliminate unnecessary vibration and glide through the air with more penetration which should feel better for your arm.Answered on 5/25/2012 by Community Answer from NoneA:
This racquet does feature Babolat’s Cortex System which is specially designed to absorb unnecessary vibrations for better feel. If you pair this racquet with a soft, playable string, it can be an arm-friendly racquet.Answered on 5/29/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
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