Babolat Alioth Pro JR Padel Racket
The Babolat Alioth Pro JR 2025 is a racket specially designed for young players who want to progress to a competitive level. Developed by Babolat, it combines lightness, power, and forgiveness to help juniors develop their technique while maintaining great manoeuvrability. Designed for players between 8 and 12 years old, it features high-performance materials and a design adapted to small hands to facilitate grip and improve playing sensations.
Ideal for: young players aged 8 to 12 who want to progress to a competitive level with a high-performance racket suited to their size and build.
Playing style: developing offensive junior player, seeking power, forgiveness, and manoeuvrability.
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Thanks to its reactive carbon surface, the Alioth Pro JR allows for lively and progressive power, ideal for young offensive players. This construction promotes good energy return on impact, which helps to accelerate shots and develop a more aggressive game from their very first competitions.
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The racket features a soft EVA core that absorbs vibrations and provides a more pleasant feel on impact. Combined with a handle specially adapted to small hands, this system improves comfort and allows young players to play longer without excessive fatigue.
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The racket's structure and the specific distribution of perforations on the head allow for better ball grip, facilitating the generation of spin. Young players can thus learn to vary their trajectories with topspin or slice shots while maintaining good ball control.
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The large racket head and enlarged sweet spot improve forgiveness on off-centre hits. This design helps young players maintain precision and build points with more consistency, even when under pressure in rallies.
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With a weight of approximately 330 g and a medium balance, the Alioth Pro JR offers ideal manoeuvrability for young competitors. It allows for fast and fluid movements, facilitating volleys, defensive returns, and learning technical strokes.
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