The Babolat Pure Aero 25 Junior tennis racket weighs 235g. Rackets in the heavyweight category are particularly popular among advanced beginner to intermediate players.
 If you have mastery of your technique, want an ideal mix of precision and power from a racket, and are in good physical shape, a medium-weight racket does just that.
 When precision is more important than power
 It has a balance point of 320 mm. Opt for a slightly handle-weighted racket if you're confident, an advanced player, and need a racket with more precision than power.
 A standard head racket won't let you down
 It has a head surface area of 645 cm². A 100-square-inch head is the standard size for tennis rackets. So, if you don't have any special requirements for your game, this size is always suitable.
 Elongated racket to strengthen the shots of tall players
 It's 700 mm long. It's a longer racquet, but don't expect it to make the game easier. You should only choose it if you're a tall player and need a longer racquet to improve your coordination and, for example, boost your serve.
 Strings for more spin
 It has a 16 x 19 string pattern. The classic string pattern allows for more speed and increases spin potential.