Do you want to make the most of every moment on the court while discovering (or rediscovering) tennis with your friends?

If you’re a casual or beginner player, you’ll love the Boost Aero tennis racquet. It’s designed to help you progress while enjoying your time on the courts. This lightweight model (only 260 g) offers excellent manoeuvrability and provides all the power you need in your rallies.

The bold design, inspired by the Pure Aero Gen9 used by professional tour players, will ignite your inner champion and enhance your game.

Have fun on the courts with the Boost Aero tennis racquet—a true standout!

Benefits:

Lightweight & Versatile - The Boost Aero is exceptionally lightweight (only 260 g) due to its graphite construction, making it highly maneuverable. This feature is ideal for casual players looking to enhance their skills and progress in their game.
Easy Power - The Boost Aero features a slightly larger head size (660 cm² / 102 in²) for enhanced forgiveness, combined with a 16x19 string pattern that promotes a trampoline effect for easy and optimized power.
Woofer System - The first and most effective frame-string interaction system that provides a longer ball and string contact time for greater control and comfort.

Technical Characteristics:

Head Size:	660 cm²	Length:	685 mm
Weight (unstrung):	260 g +/- 7 g	Balance (unstrung):	340 mm +/- 7 mm
Swing Weight:	275	Stringing Pattern:	16/19
Stiffness (RA):	68 +/- 3	Section:	23-26-23
Composition:	Graphite	Tension Recommended:	23-25 Kg
Recommended Grip:	Syntec Uptake	Recommended Grip:	Syntec Uptake

Grip Size Guide:

The most accurate method of determining the correct grip size is to measure the length from the tip of the ring finger to the middle of the palm of the hand (2nd line). This is your hand measurement. Each measurement corresponds to a matched grip size. The corresponding sizes can be found in the table below:

EU	Hand size (in mm)
0	100 - 102
1	103 - 105
2	106 - 108
3	109 - 111
4	112 - 114
5	115 - 117

If, for example, the ring finger is 107 mm away from the palm, then a grip size 2 will be ideal.

If you hesitate between two grip sizes, know that it is better to have a grip that is too small than too large. Indeed, a too small grip can be covered with an overgrip in order to be slightly enlarged.

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