At the beginning of 2025, Babolat issued a long -awaited update to its popular Purely drive Range of tennis missiles.
I will compare the rocket specifications below New Babolat Pure Drive 2025 With an older version of 2021 to see how they compare each other.
Comparison of rocket specifications – Pure Drive 2025 vs 2021
As you would expect, 2025 and 2021 Versions of the net unit have very similar rocket specifications because both have the same head size (100in), rocket length (27in), stretched weight (318g), balance (4 points hl) and pattern (sample pattern (16 x 19).
In terms of differences, version 2025 (317g) It has a slightly lighter flux weight compared to the 2021 version (320 g), but the difference in weight is very negligible.
Version 2025 (68) It also has a lower stiffness rating than version 2021 (71), which should please tennis players who may not have loved the stiffness of the old version 2021.
| Specifications: | Purely drive | Purely drive |
|---|---|---|
| Version: | 2021 | 2025 |
| Design: |  |
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| Head size: | 100in | 100in |
| Length: | 27in | 27in |
| Tied weight: | 318g (11.2oz) | 318g (11.2oz) |
| Weight: | 320 | 317 |
| Head heavy or head light: | 4 points of head light | 4 points of head light |
| Assessment of stiffness: | 71 | 68 |
| Power: | The media | The media |
| Beam width: | 23 mm / 26 mm / 23 mm | 23 mm / 26 mm / 23 mm |
| Composition: | Graphite | Graphite |
| Colors: | Blue and black | Blue and black |
| Sample pattern: | 16 × 19 | 16 × 19 |
| Type of grip: | Babolat Sytec Pro | Babolat Sytec Pro |
Is it worth upgrading to the new Pure Drive 2025?
If you just look at the differences in terms of rocket specifications, there seems to be a huge change between net units 2025 and 2021, but in my opinion a reduction in stiffness from 71 to 68 It is a big positive positive player for recreational players who may have considered the 2021 version with which they play.
