Nacho
Hall of Fame
Hey Daniel, I am a 4.5, national tournament player and I just switched to Babolat aero drive from Tecnifibre, love the racquet!
My question, after demo'ing the racquet and deciding to invest in it I bought a new set of racquets. I usually go with three racquets as I will go through strings every couple of matches. One racquet, brand new, slipped out of my hand within half hour of playing with it and cracked. Is there any recourse to at least get some cost back on another racquet. From what I have read Babolat is the most difficult with this, and understandably they should be tough. I know it is partially my fault as it slipped, but I am not sure what to do with it at this point. Even if it can be recycled I would send it somewhere? Not trying to get a "no cost" new racquet, but at least trying to figure out what, if any, options there might be. I think the issue was grip wetness and that I bought a grip too big, or at least it feels bigger to me then in the past. I repurchased a new one with a smaller grip and it has made a difference so far.
Thanks for taking the time!
My question, after demo'ing the racquet and deciding to invest in it I bought a new set of racquets. I usually go with three racquets as I will go through strings every couple of matches. One racquet, brand new, slipped out of my hand within half hour of playing with it and cracked. Is there any recourse to at least get some cost back on another racquet. From what I have read Babolat is the most difficult with this, and understandably they should be tough. I know it is partially my fault as it slipped, but I am not sure what to do with it at this point. Even if it can be recycled I would send it somewhere? Not trying to get a "no cost" new racquet, but at least trying to figure out what, if any, options there might be. I think the issue was grip wetness and that I bought a grip too big, or at least it feels bigger to me then in the past. I repurchased a new one with a smaller grip and it has made a difference so far.
Thanks for taking the time!