Babolat ranges
Babolat keeps it simple: Pure Drive for easy pace, Pure Aero for topspin, Pure Strike for placement. Within each range, it’s the weights and head sizes that separate the models.
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Real models
Rackets in these ranges
Model examples checked on 26 September 2026. Our profiles summarise published specs; the other links go to the manufacturer. We haven’t play-tested these rackets, and a link here doesn’t mean we’ve checked a UK price.
Family breakdown
Choose a range
Pick a range first, then compare the models in it.
Pure DriveGen11
Easy pace and depth. The standard 100 sits in the middle, with a smaller 98, a larger 107 and the much lighter S Lite around it.
Pure AeroGen9
For baseliners who hit with topspin. Watch how your shots dip and land. The racket helps, but it won’t create spin on its own.
Pure StrikeGen4 · older version
The placement range, for players who make their own pace. Check the generation on the listing before you compare prices.
EVO / BoostEntry level
Entry-level rackets for newer players, or anyone who finds a full-weight adult racket tiring. Choose on the exact model’s weight and head size.
Before you buy
Check the model, generation, head size and grip size on the listing; shops don’t always make them obvious. And try the racket before you buy if you possibly can.
Last checked: 18 September 2026