Babolat Pure Aero 2019 Stringing Instructions

[tennis-babolat]

Does anyone know where to find the Babolat Pure Aero 2019 Stringing Instructions? Are they the same as for the previous Pure Aero? The only file on the babolat website was uploaded on 2015. Thank you.

 

[esgee48]

Should be the same as the other Pure Aeros, not to be confused with the Pure Aero VS..

 

[Stefanm]

The only minor difference is that the grommet slots are symmetrical on the 2019, so it doesn’t matter which side you start the crosses.

 

[emo_168]

There are also new instructions on the babolat site. If you can not find it I can send it.

 

[Irvin]

@Babolat Official Babolat no longer includes 1 piece stringing as an option or is that just this racket?. BTW just for the record does Babolat recommend 2 piece stringing as the best option on all performance rackets?

 

[Deleted member 768841]

Does anybody know the length required for the mains and crosses for the Aero 2019? I can’t find anything on stringing instructions.

 

[Rabbit]

@Tennis sprew the Stringer's Digest says 20' for the mains and 19' for the crosses.

 

[Deleted member 768841]

@Tennis sprew the Stringer's Digest says 20' for the mains and 19' for the crosses.

Very much appreciated. Happy hitting!

 

[esm]

Very much appreciated. Happy hitting!

are you moving away from Gravity Pro?

 

[Deleted member 768841]

are you moving away from Gravity Pro?

No, but I have one sitting around so I decided I might as well string it.

 

[esm]

No, but I have one sitting around so I decided I might as well string it.

yeah good idea - its been a while since i have done my 2016 PA Tour....

 

[Wes]

Does anybody know the length required for the mains and crosses for the Aero 2019? I can’t find anything on stringing instructions.

The exact same lengths as the 2016 Pure Aero.

 

[Steve Huff]

You don't need 19' for the crosses unless you have a drop weight machine where the tensioner is a distance from the racket. I usually use 19.5' mains, 17.5 or 18' for the crosses.

 

[Ryebread]

There are also new instructions on the babolat site. If you can not find it I can send it.

does anyone know of a source where I can find a catalog of diagrams like the above?

 

[Irvin]

http://babolat-extrafiles.s3.amazonaws.com/files/products/stringingpattern.pdf

 

[Ryebread]

http://babolat-extrafiles.s3.amazonaws.com/files/products/stringingpattern.pdf

that's pretty cool, thank you!!!

anyone know if there is a site that has other brands as well, or all of them in one spot?

 

[Irvin]

Racquet Stringing Patterns

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[esgee48]

The lengths cited are very generous. With polys, I can generally do the job with at least 3' less. With any type of stretchy string, the total length can be 5-6' less. If you pull from reels, the savings are significant.

 

[Steve Huff]

@Tennis sprew the Stringer's Digest says 20' for the mains and 19' for the crosses.

If you can't string the crosses with 17 1/2 feet, you're using too much string to tie your starting knot. If you use the starting clamp method, and go back to tighten the 1st cross, leave just enough to reach your tensioner. 19' may be needed if you use a dropweight.

 

[liftordie]

There are also new instructions on the babolat site. If you can not find it I can send it.

Do you have the instructions for PA 2023?