Racquet Point Blog and News

Since the first Pure Aero came out in 2003, named back then as the Aero Pro Drive, the racquet has been the benchmark for spin. Babolat was so serious about the Aero's focus on spin that it called it "the...

New Babolat Rackets Babolat usually updates its racquets every three years. Its most popular tennis racquets are the Pure Drive, the Pure Aero, and the Pure Strike. These racquets vary due to the different playing styles of competitors, and each...

WTA and ATP Tour World Number One Tennis Players are sponsored by Tecnifibre Women's Doubles No.1 Elise Mertens Elise Mertens is undoubtedly the most successful female player from Belgium after Kim Clijsters and Justin Henin. Mertens reached the top of...

Strings are a crucial component of a tennis racquet. Without them, you would not be able to hit the ball! What's more, tennis is a game of precise accuracy, where a point or two can decide the outcome of a...

Babolat Tennis Bag Review Babolat makes many different types of tennis equipment, including racquets, balls, shoes, and accessories. Their new line of tennis bags includes several styles that will fit all players' needs. We wrote this Babolat Tennis Bag Review...

Babolat tennis strings are made from high-quality materials that provide excellent performance for all types of players. They also come in many different materials, gauges, and colors, making them easy to choose from. The Babolat story begins in 1875 with...

Padel and Pop Tennis Padel and Pop Tennis are similar racquet sports that have enjoyed growing popularity. However, as identical as they might seem, there are some subtle differences between the two worth knowing.    POP Tennis (Paddle Tennis)  When...

Over the past month, there has been a lot of tennis for the professional circuit. It seems like the sport has finally moved on from the Australian Open vaccine saga about Novak Djokovic. The World No.1 was deported from the country after the Australian Immigration minister Alex Hawke decided to exercise his power to revoke the defending champion's visa on the Federal Court.