Babolat Evoke 102 Tennis Racket

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The racquet’s head measures 102 square inches, and its 16×19 string configuration is forgiving. The Evoke 102 is lightweight (9.5 ounces unstrung), simple to swing, and offers recreational players a low-cost blend of playability and stability. This racquet gives a little bit more control than the Evoke 105 and is pre-strung with the synthetic gut. Head Size Key specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 256g (unstrung); Composition: Carbon fibre, graphite; Stiffness rating: 65 Please let us know if there is something else you are interested in and we will let you know if we can help.

Weight is, well, you guessed it, how much mass a tennis racquet has. One thing to pay attention to is the balance of this weight, however, as some racquets place more weight toward the top of the racquet (head-heavy), and others tend to be more balanced. Most racquets on the advanced level weigh around 300g unstrung, but beginners’ racquets and junior racquets can be lighter to put less strain on the muscles you’ll need to develop as you progress. There are definitely racquets out there that will make your life harder if you’re prone to injuries such as tennis elbow, but the majority of beginners’ racquets are designed to be easy on your arm. The short answer is, no, don’t shape your entire decision around fear of tennis elbow, because the truth is that a lot of the problems that create tennis elbow are to do with your swing technique and the musculature of your lower arms. Below, we’ve assembled a list of the best beginner-level tennis racquets, and written a helpful guide that will walk you through some racquet terminology and help you determine which one is the best fit for you. At Babolat, we're committed to providing high-quality tennis racquets for adults, juniors and children. We offer a range of racquets for every level of play. If you're new to tennis, choose racquets from the Boost range, which are lightweight and very maneuverable. If you play regularly, at an intermediate level, the Evo range is for you. And if you play at an advanced level and strive for competitive performance, choose racquets from the Pure range. Optimal begynder- og motionist-ketcher fra Babolat - Evoke 102 Denne lette aluminiumsketcher har en solid manøvredygtighed, så selv nybegyndere eller motionister vil kunne betjene den til fulde. Med denne ketcher vil du altså hurtigt kunne forbedre dit spil og udvikle din teknik. Den ligger godt i hånden og facilitere altså indlæring. Derudover vil du kunne ramme boldene hårdt, ligegyldig hvilken position du er i. Dette skyldes bl.a. det lidt større hoved, der gør at du ikke spilder energi på at vinkle dine skud.

This is a great option for junior players because while you’re young, you don’t necessarily have the power to generate winners and highly aggressive tennis. At early ages, you need to develop your game sense and your ability to build rallies, and this racquet will allow you to do that. This could also be an option for older beginners who are looking for an extremely manoeuvrable racquet, too. Key Specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 260g (unstrung); Composition: Graphite; Stiffness rating: 70 Key specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 275g (unstrung); Composition: Aluminium, graphite; Stiffness rating: 65-70 With the Babolat Evoke 102 Prestrung W Tennis Racquet, consumers can get stability and playability at a cheaper price point. Thanks to the brand’s Fused Graphite Construction, it’s the best racquet.

Denne lette aluminiumsketcher har en solid manøvredygtighed, så selv nybegyndere eller motionister vil kunne betjene den til fulde. Med denne ketcher vil du altså hurtigt kunne forbedre dit spil og udvikle din teknik. Den ligger godt i hånden og facilitere altså indlæring. Derudover vil du kunne ramme boldene hårdt, ligegyldig hvilken position du er i. Dette skyldes bl.a. det lidt større hoved, der gør at du ikke spilder energi på at vinkle dine skud. You don’t need to worry about buying specifically for your gender, especially with beginners’ racquets. They’re all forgiving, they all tend to be easy on the arm. If you’re looking for a lighter variant, take a look at the stiffness rating and weight in our “Key specs” at the bottom of each short review below. This racquet is suitable for male or female beginners and will give you everything you need while starting out. Its composition features aluminium, which will offer nice power and durability. Recreational players have nothing to lose with this one.Most impressively, this is one of the only beginners’ racquets you’ll find that has a fully graphite composition. While the other materials can make life easy, sometimes starting as you mean to go on can help you to develop skills early. Any second or third racquets you buy will be easy to transition to after using the Challenge MP. After testing the Head Boom MP, this racquet would serve as a blissful stepping stone toward it. It won’t surprise anyone that the Evoke 102 has a 102in head size while the Evoke 105 has a 105in head size.

Key specs – Head size: 100 square inches; Weight: 275g (unstrung); Composition: Graphite; Stiffness rating: 66 Key Specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 270g (unstrung); Composition: Fused graphite; Stiffness rating: 58 The Boost range of tennis racquets, designed for beginners and occasional players, offers very lightweight racquets, from 260 to 280 grams, for greater maneuverability and control. Sold already strung, these racquets make learning to play tennis fun and easy. Leveres opstrenget, men vi anbefaler altid at tilkøbe en professionel opstrengning til KUN 199 kr., så din nye ketcher er 100% klar fra start. Key Specs – Head size: 102 square inches; Weight: 275g (unstrung); Composition: Graphite; Stiffness rating:64

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The Boost range has been specially developed for tennis players who want racquets that are easy to handle. Because of their graphite structure, these racquets are lightweight and easy to play with, making it easy to learn and improve, while enjoying the game. It used to be the case that every racquet came with male and female models. Sometimes, that’s still the case, but most brands have consolidated their ranges into light models, mids and heavier “pro” variants. This is a much better solution.