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One of my uncles lives in chicago and he wants to buy me a racket so will he be able to find them in a sports shop or not.

They are available. Your uncle don’t have problem to find it

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Which is better, i want to also know if they make the aero 112 anymore, is it available in shops in chicago or not, i’m not buying it online, cause i’ve never bought anything online, yet. So shop availability or not, please answer this. If u say it isn’t than a KZero for me.

Babolat Aero 112

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which is better to play with? and why? pros and cons?

It all depends on your style of play. It would be wise to demo both of these racquets to see which one suits your game the best.

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I am new to buying tennis rackets off the internet and caught wind of all the fake aero pro and pure drives, but im seeing a lot of pure storms for sale, but my coach tells me they cant sell those fake. Is this true, or what??
Okay what about this one??http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190426111215#ht_500wt_1154

my advice is nto to buy any racquet off ebay cause it is most probably a fake racquet. nd if u want 2 buy a pure storm u can get them at tenniswarehouse where they r on sale!!

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I have been using the babolat aero strike. I need a new racket and the aero strike is discontinued. What babolat racket would you recommend that plays similar to the aero strike

i think the closer update is the Aero Pro Lite GT. it is lighter (9.9 oz / 280.6 g strung) than the Aero Pro Team GT. also has Head-Heavy Balance instead of APTGT’s even balance. the extra stiffness helps generates power on this racquet, but it also transfers more vibrations to your arm.

hope this helps

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I have a semi western forehand and a one handed backhand. I love to serve and volley, play at the net but I also like to play on the baseline. I want to purchase a Babolat Pure storm racket but I was wondering which one would suit me the best. Which one (Babolat Pure Storm Gt, Babolat Pure Storm Tour GT, Babolat Pure Storm Tour+ GT) is better for me?
I’ve been playing tennis for 10+ years

Simple answer: demo all three and see which you like best.

The differences between those frames will be pretty subtle. It’s something you’d really have to feel to know which you prefer.

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I prefer accuracy over power. Which do you recommend i should get?

Babolat Pure Storm Ltd. always gets my vote.

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Hi Im 16 and I play tennis at a very high standard and I am currently on a sponsorship with wilson(Basically they give me rackets bags strings grips etc. for free) and Ive now been offered the same sponsorship deal with Babolat. Just wanted some advice from you guys as to what racket you think I should get as my new one. I have a big serve and my ground strokes are usually with heavy spin but I like to volley as well. The 4 rackets are as follows:
Babolt Pure Storm GT- Red Racket- 295grams
Babolat AeroPro Drive GT- Yellow/Black- 300grams
Babolat Pure Drive GT Plus- Blue/Black- 300grams
Wilson Pro Open BLX 100- 300grams
Thanks!
And whichother you choose could you please describe reasons why ?

Well, I have never used the storm or the new wilson rackets so I can not help w/ those two. I have used the others though recently and I have a heavy top spin as well. I really do not notice a really big difference, but there I did notice a few. With the aero I generated a ton of spin and w the pure drive I got less. I do get spin w/ the pure drive, but more power and enough spin to get the balls to come fast and drop right before it hits the line. The aero I cleared the net by a lot and not as much power but of course still same result w the ball dying at the line. As far as serve and volley I didn’t feel a difference I got power and slice again maybe a more spin w/ the aero. I mean watch nadal and roddick play and you notice the difference. Notice how both have spin, but roddick has a lot less spin. Or even Kim and caroline and its really the same situation. It really depends on what type of game you want, but as I said before I have no experience w/ the other two so maybe try those as well.

I personally like the Pure Drive better because I prefer a little more power and the shots to be lower for my opponent. I still am able to get a ton of top spin w/ the Pure Drive, but still its ridiculous how much spin people can get from the Aero. Again I say this it all depends on the type of game I suggest try all of them because we all have different games. I am going off of personal experience along w/ watching other players.
Hope this helps

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Hi, I haven’t played tennis for a few years and I’m looking to get back into it and try out for my community college. I played back in high school and played doubles, I have a pure drive babolat, and so far it’s my favorite racquet, I let my friend borrow it for a good 2-3 years already and I’m finally getting it back, Just wondering if you guys have any recommendations on what racquets i should demo out from Tennis Warehouse before i decide to buy. I’ve always been a power player, I was never good at my back hand so I always sliced, I know I gotta work on that. Also what kinda shoes are good? I had some barricades back in high school and they were pretty comtherable Thanks.
I’ve tried the N-Code back in high school our #1 player used the n-code and used Wilson racquets, I was never a fan of Wilsons, Head, Etc, Maybe i’ll give it another shot and see! thanks for the link and reply, I’ll demo the n-code before i make my decision! thanks

It will depend on what kind of power player we are talking about…

The first type of power hitter is the well-known flat hitter. He doesn’t really hit flat; his trajectories are simply low, fast and direct. His shots typically lands deep and bounce lower; the pace and the lower level of spin make it slide a bit more. Soderling and Del Potro qualifies as those direct powerful hitters. His game is mostly about depth and ball placement.

The second type of powerful player has a more round trajectory, though it remains quite direct. He doesn’t play as a lifter (like Nadal), but he puts quite a good amount of spin. His trajectories are loopy, mostly by the end of the stroke and they tend to higher than flat hitters. This category includes Roddick and Djocovic. Their games rely on a different kind of pressure; they prefer working the trajectories instead of pure ball placement.

The first type will like dense string beds while the other will tend to prefer more open string patterns, but it can vary depending on the strengths and weaknesses of the players; also string tensions and string types can make the two stringing pattern more or less like the other though they’ll never be identical.

So, we’re speaking of Head Youtek Radical and Youtek Speed for dense string beds; Wilson K factor or BLX 6.1 95 (the 16x 20 version) is also an option for those. The 16×18 version of 6.1 95 is a good idea to try for an open string bed and the new GT version of Roddick’s Pure Drive is a good choice too for your kind of game.

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One side storage pocket One aerated shoe pocket One thermoguard beverage holder One large side pocket with lock Adjustable strap Identification card included Equipped with wheels and handle kit 30? x 15? x 14.5?

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