Babolat AeroPro Lite GT - Tennis Express Racquet Review

The Tennis Express Racquet Review Team takes on the Babolat AeroPro Lite GT.

Babolat launches the lightest Aero family racquet to date with the release of the AeroPro Lite GT. The AeroPro Lite GT retains the 16x19 string pattern that players have come to love for its spin potential and the 100 square inch head sized which are both featured on the AeroPro Drive GT, AeroPro Drive Plus GT, and AeroPro Drive Team GT but weighs in at an amazingly light 9.8 ounces! With GT technology which utilizes braided carbon and tungsten fibers to bring players a frame that reduces torque at impact, providing a cleaner feel, more precision and more power on shots. We recommend this racquet for high-level juniors transitioning to an adult sized frame or intermediate level adults looking to transition to a tweener type frame.

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[halo]

they dont say wuts bad about it
they are just like omg its good

[tennisexpress]

The GT has a graphite/tungsten composition, which can enhance stability, spin, and power. The majority of Babolat's racquets are headed in the GT direction.

[tennisexpress]

Babolat's Addiction strings provide good feel, comfort, power, and spin.

[FFCloud]

demoing this now, not cuz of this review -_-, but this thing, omg, it feels great

[tennisexpress]

That depends. Do you break strings often?

[mike.mykoniatis]

What's the difference between this racquet and the 2013 lite gt model?

[MrEthan]

What strings and tension would you recomend for this racket.

[oceanestars]

is there a huge difference between this racquet and the new from 2013?

[yhtah]

what's the difference between the gt and non-gt versions?

[jrice]

Do you think this racquet would be good for female adult beginner? 5'3" 115 pound girl

[tennisexpress]

@iamachampion98 Well, we'd recommend that you try out all three! We have a great demo policy where, for $14.95 S/H (prepaid return) you can demo the three racquets for up to a week. Check it out on your website and let me know if you need any help figuring it out!

[hpl]

tennisexpress is a nice site... but the reviews are NOT nice ... i mean give the racket to someone at a higher level to talk about it or play with it so the open level players can judge the racket better

[halowannabee]

I like the sites but these reviews suck because of the terrible reviewers