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Evo Aero Strung

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Evo Aero StrungDesigned to have everything you need to make quick progress while having fun on the court. The updated frame structure on this tennis racquet offers the perfect balance of power and comfort with every hit. The head has also been redesigned, so you can put spin on the ball and feel more secure. With its modern and feminine sporty design, this racquet will help you perform and look good on the court! Every Evo tennis racquet comes with the Syntec Evo

Designed to have everything you need to make quick progress while having fun on the court. The updated frame structure on this tennis racquet offers the perfect balance of power and comfort with every hit. The head has also been redesigned, so you can put spin on the ball and feel more secure. With its modern and feminine sporty design, this racquet will help you perform and look good on the court! Every Evo tennis racquet comes with the Syntec Evo grip, which feels soft and cushioned for maximum comfort on every hit.

  • Easy Power: Thanks to this new design featuring a 102 sq inch (660 sq cm) head, it's never been so easy to send a ball back long with a powerful stroke
  • Comfort: Viscoelastic material in 4 key places around the aeromodular frame (3"/6"/9"/12") cushions vibrations and quiets the sound of the ball hitting the strings
  • Easy Spin: New 16x18 string pattern, the aerodynamic Evo Aero frame makes it easier to put spin on the ball with every stroke and helps you feel more secure
  • 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
  • Spin Alpha: New 16x18 string pattern, that makes it easier for you to start generating more ball effect
  • EVO 4 Feel: Viscoelastic material dampens vibrations and provides a softer sound, resulting in greater comfort on every stroke
  • Head Size: 660 cm² / 102 in²
  • Length: 685 mm / 27 in
  • Weight (unstrung): 275 g +/- 7g / 9.7 oz
  • Balance (unstrung): 320 mm +/- 7mm
  • Swing Weight: 280
  • Stringing Pattern: 16/18
  • Stiffness (RA): 64
  • Section: 23/26/23
  • Composition: Graphite
  • Recommended String: Xcel / Addixion
  • Tension Recommended: 23-25 kg
  • Recommended Grip: Syntec Evo
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