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Babolat EVO Drive 115 Tennis Racket

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Babolat EVO Drive 115 is an oversized graphite tennis racket for accessible power and comfortable play. Its unstrung frame weighs 240 g, with a 115 sq in head and listed G3 grip.

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BABOLAT · EVO DRIVE 115

EVO Drive 115: a generous head in a light club-tennis frame

The Babolat EVO Drive 115 brings an oversized hitting area and a lightweight graphite frame to recreational tennis. It is worth considering if you want a racket that feels approachable during practice, friendly matches or club sessions. The larger head gives you more string-bed area to work with as you develop consistent contact, while the frame is designed around accessible power and playing comfort.

At a glance

  • A 115 sq in head pairs with a 240 g unstrung graphite frame for players seeking a generous hitting area and low frame weight.
  • The 70 cm length adds reach; check that the extended frame and listed G3 grip feel comfortable for your swing.
  • This is the blue-and-white model shown here; another EVO version can have different specifications.
EVO Drive 115: a generous head in a light club-tennis frame

EVO Drive 115 design; the image does not establish the supplied string or tension.

This listing is for the blue-and-white EVO Drive 115 shown in the product photographs. Other EVO Drive models have different specifications, so compare the full model name rather than choosing by family name alone. Your grip size, preferred racket length and string setup matter just as much as the headline weight.

Key specifications

SpecificationDetails
Head size115 sq in / 742 cm²
Unstrung weight240 g
Length70 cm / approximately 27.6 in
Unstrung balance340 mm
String pattern16 mains × 17 crosses
Frame materialGraphite
Recommended tension23–25 kg / 50–55 lb
Listed grip sizeG3

What the design means for your game

The oversized head and low frame weight are the defining combination here. They make this a candidate for players who want a generous hitting area without choosing a heavy frame. Its extended length also changes the reach and swing feel compared with a shorter racket. If possible, assess how that combination feels in your own hand rather than treating one specification as a complete buying guide.

SWX EVO Feel is the model’s vibration-damping technology, while the Woofer system supports interaction between the strings and frame. These features concern playing feel. The strings you choose, their tension and how you strike the ball still influence your experience, so a comfort-oriented frame does not remove the need for an appropriate setup or sound technique.

Grip and string preparation

The grip size recorded for this offer is G3. Compare it with a racket you already find comfortable, or ask a coach to help assess your fit when buying your first racket. A large head does not mean a large handle: head size and grip size are separate measurements with different roles in your choice.

Use the unstrung weight when comparing bare frames. Strings, an additional grip and other accessories change the finished weight, so comparing a fully equipped racket with an unstrung specification can be misleading. Decide which basis you are comparing before drawing conclusions about which option is lighter.

The product images show strings fitted, but the listing does not specify the delivered string model or actual installed tension. Check those details before ordering if you require a particular setup. For restringing, give your stringer the exact model and recommended range instead of copying the settings from a different Babolat racket.

Everyday care

Check the frame, strings and grip before playing, especially after an accidental impact. Store the racket in a dry place away from excessive heat and let a damp handle dry before putting it away. Have visible frame damage assessed before further use. These are general care suggestions, not a warranty statement or a promise of a fixed service life.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who should consider this racket?

Players seeking an oversized, lightweight tennis frame for recreational play or skill development. Suitability still depends on your swing, preferred feel and grip fit.

2. Is this a padel racket?

No. It is a tennis racket with a strung hitting surface. Choose equipment intended for the sport you play.

3. What does 115 mean?

It refers to head area measured in square inches, rather than racket weight or handle size.

4. Can it be used for doubles?

Yes. It can be used for singles or doubles tennis; the more important question is whether the frame suits your game.

5. Does G3 describe the whole racket size?

No. G3 is the listed handle size. Racket length and head area are separate specifications.

6. Is this the newest EVO Drive generation?

This offer is identified as EVO Drive 115. Do not assume its specifications match a newer generation or another model in the range.

7. Can I change the strings?

Yes. A racket stringer can replace them and help select an appropriate setup within the recommended range.

8. Is a cover guaranteed to be included?

The offer does not confirm additional package contents. Verify any cover or accessory you need before completing your order.

9. How should I compare it with my current racket?

Start with head area, length and grip fit, then compare weights on the same strung or unstrung basis. Consider what you want to change about the feel.

10. Does vibration damping guarantee pain-free play?

No. Racket features cannot provide that guarantee. Stop if playing causes pain and seek appropriate advice rather than relying on equipment specifications alone.

BABOLAT · EVO DRIVE 115

EVO Drive 115: a generous head in a light club-tennis frame

The Babolat EVO Drive 115 brings an oversized hitting area and a lightweight graphite frame to recreational tennis. It is worth considering if you want a racket that feels approachable during practice, friendly matches or club sessions. The larger head gives you more string-bed area to work with as you develop consistent contact, while the frame is designed around accessible power and playing comfort.

At a glance

  • A 115 sq in head pairs with a 240 g unstrung graphite frame for players seeking a generous hitting area and low frame weight.
  • The 70 cm length adds reach; check that the extended frame and listed G3 grip feel comfortable for your swing.
  • This is the blue-and-white model shown here; another EVO version can have different specifications.
EVO Drive 115: a generous head in a light club-tennis frame

EVO Drive 115 design; the image does not establish the supplied string or tension.

This listing is for the blue-and-white EVO Drive 115 shown in the product photographs. Other EVO Drive models have different specifications, so compare the full model name rather than choosing by family name alone. Your grip size, preferred racket length and string setup matter just as much as the headline weight.

Key specifications

SpecificationDetails
Head size115 sq in / 742 cm²
Unstrung weight240 g
Length70 cm / approximately 27.6 in
Unstrung balance340 mm
String pattern16 mains × 17 crosses
Frame materialGraphite
Recommended tension23–25 kg / 50–55 lb
Listed grip sizeG3

What the design means for your game

The oversized head and low frame weight are the defining combination here. They make this a candidate for players who want a generous hitting area without choosing a heavy frame. Its extended length also changes the reach and swing feel compared with a shorter racket. If possible, assess how that combination feels in your own hand rather than treating one specification as a complete buying guide.

SWX EVO Feel is the model’s vibration-damping technology, while the Woofer system supports interaction between the strings and frame. These features concern playing feel. The strings you choose, their tension and how you strike the ball still influence your experience, so a comfort-oriented frame does not remove the need for an appropriate setup or sound technique.

Grip and string preparation

The grip size recorded for this offer is G3. Compare it with a racket you already find comfortable, or ask a coach to help assess your fit when buying your first racket. A large head does not mean a large handle: head size and grip size are separate measurements with different roles in your choice.

Use the unstrung weight when comparing bare frames. Strings, an additional grip and other accessories change the finished weight, so comparing a fully equipped racket with an unstrung specification can be misleading. Decide which basis you are comparing before drawing conclusions about which option is lighter.

The product images show strings fitted, but the listing does not specify the delivered string model or actual installed tension. Check those details before ordering if you require a particular setup. For restringing, give your stringer the exact model and recommended range instead of copying the settings from a different Babolat racket.

Everyday care

Check the frame, strings and grip before playing, especially after an accidental impact. Store the racket in a dry place away from excessive heat and let a damp handle dry before putting it away. Have visible frame damage assessed before further use. These are general care suggestions, not a warranty statement or a promise of a fixed service life.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who should consider this racket?

Players seeking an oversized, lightweight tennis frame for recreational play or skill development. Suitability still depends on your swing, preferred feel and grip fit.

2. Is this a padel racket?

No. It is a tennis racket with a strung hitting surface. Choose equipment intended for the sport you play.

3. What does 115 mean?

It refers to head area measured in square inches, rather than racket weight or handle size.

4. Can it be used for doubles?

Yes. It can be used for singles or doubles tennis; the more important question is whether the frame suits your game.

5. Does G3 describe the whole racket size?

No. G3 is the listed handle size. Racket length and head area are separate specifications.

6. Is this the newest EVO Drive generation?

This offer is identified as EVO Drive 115. Do not assume its specifications match a newer generation or another model in the range.

7. Can I change the strings?

Yes. A racket stringer can replace them and help select an appropriate setup within the recommended range.

8. Is a cover guaranteed to be included?

The offer does not confirm additional package contents. Verify any cover or accessory you need before completing your order.

9. How should I compare it with my current racket?

Start with head area, length and grip fit, then compare weights on the same strung or unstrung basis. Consider what you want to change about the feel.

10. Does vibration damping guarantee pain-free play?

No. Racket features cannot provide that guarantee. Stop if playing causes pain and seek appropriate advice rather than relying on equipment specifications alone.

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