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Babolat Pure Strike 18x20: Styles and Setups

The 18x20 version is better suited towards players who long for more control, with less spin

This version is the most control orientated in the Pure Strike line, offering better durability and control than the 16x19 version.

Back in early 2014, The Pure Strike was endorsed by French tennis player Jo Wilfred Tsonga

The third generation of the Pure Strike is endorsed by several professional players, who play an aggressive attacking game.

Like the Pure Drive, The Babolat Pure Strike 16x19 is a very balanced racket for strong intermediate to advanced players.

Described by Babolat as "the benchmark for the modern game"

The Tecnifibre T-Rebound 298 Iga is a versatile racket, suitable for a variety of playing styles

In 2021, Tecnifibre partnered with 2020 French Open Winner Iga Świątek, delivering a modern racket loaded with speed, precision, and spin.

The first Wilson Blade was launched in 2008 under the name 'K' Blade.

The T-Rebound 298 IGA is an impressive choice for the intermediate player, and it is solely endorsed by the rising Polish phenomenon, Iga Świątek

Designed for advanced players, the Wilson Blade 98 v8 is a versatile racket with great feel and spin potential.

The Wilson Blade 98 v8 16x19 is an elite racket, endorsed by several tennis greats

Since it's launch in 1994, The Babolat Pure Drive has dominated the tennis market, proving to be one of the best selling rackets of all time.

In 2021, The 10th generation of the Babolat Pure Drive was launched and several professional players have endorsed the legendary racket.