Babolat Pure Aero Tour/ One Handed Backhand

[TennisManiac]

Is anyone out there with a one handed backhand playing with the Babolat Pure Aero Tour? I'm interested in maybe demoing this frame but I'm a bit hesitant in doing so because I have a one handed backhand and it seems like almost everyone who plays with an AeroPro or Pure Aero has a two handed backhand. I'd love to hear some feedback among those of you with one handers using this frame.

 

[Soul_Evisceration]

I wouldn't judge the racquet based on users who uses a one hand or two hand backhand because many Babolat users have a two hand backhand.

Now the Pure Aero Tour is a semi hefty racquet that benefits who plays an aggressive serve and aggressive topspin game at least based on my Babolat Pure Aero Tour GT racquet (never tried the VS Pure Aero Tour).

If that suits your game and believe, you can handle the weight, give it a shot.

But if you are a flat hitter and don't rely on spin, I would look at other options.

 

[DanF1961]

Go to the TW Questions/Comments section and send your question to TW playtester Mark. He plays the Pure Aero Tour and has a OHBH. He can give you some good insight.