Babolat Drive Junior 25

Your little champion is having more and more fun on the courts, and you'd like to find just the right racquet to help them improve their game? The Drive Junior 25 racquet is perfect for young intermediate to advanced players 130-140 cm (51-55 in) tall. Our experts worked with specialists in biology and motor skills to create the Drive Junior 25, a racquet that helps children get more power and depth without expending extra energy. This racquet comes in several original colors that will allow your budding champion to improve in style! Main characteristics: • Racquet for young players 130-140 cm (51-55 in) tall (approx. 9 to 11 years old) • An easy feeling of power: - Open 16/17 string pattern for enhanced power - A thinner string (1.20 gauge) for greater flexibility • A racquet that adapts to the bodies of young players: - Grip size 000 for better grip - Easy-to-handle frame made of graphite and aluminum for improved shock absorption. Benefits DESIGNED FOR CHILDREN While developing our racquets for children, the experts at Babolat teamed up with the Laboratoire Interuniversitaire de Biologie et Motricité in Lyon to measure and evaluate the needs of young tennis players. The Drive Junior 25 benefited from this research: lightweight (230 g) and extremely easy to handle, its grip size (000) allows children to learn the right techniques at an early age. EASY POWER The Drive Junior 25 racquet comes with an excellent combination of power and maneuverability. Its frame is lightweight (230 g) and easy to handle thanks to a mix of graphite and aluminum, as well as extremely impact-resistant. Its open 16/17 string pattern enhances the trampoline effect and allows for powerful strokes. Your little champion will gain confidence and quickly master the game. COMFORT When it comes to having fun while hitting shots, comfort is an essential element - especially for children who are still learning. An open 16/17 string pattern and a soft 120-gauge string reduce vibrations, thereby protecting the joints of young players as they develop.