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Specifications
| Head Size: | 100 |
| Weight: | 230 |
| Beam Width: | 24 |
| Balance: | 315 |
| Length: | 25 |
| String Pattern: | 16x19 |
| Bag: | Included |
| Strung: | Yes |
Explosive power combines with the exceptional sensitivity of the innovative Auxetic 2.0 construction in the new Head BOOM Junior 25-inch tennis racket.
Based on the Boom MP L and Boom MP adult frames, the slightly flexible and resistant frame allows it to optimally absorb shocks, almost completely dissipating vibrations. This translates into greater comfort and less risk of fatigue and injury to the arm.
Thanks to its weight of 230 grams, 16x19 string pattern and 315 mm balance, this racket will help children feel at ease while playing tennis, expressing their full potential.
Made for ambitious junior players, aged between 8 and 10 years and between 127cm and 141cm tall, who want to make the leap to quality.
The racket is supplied with a sheath and strung.
Tecnology
- Graphene Inside
Strategically positioned in most of Head racquets, graphene strengthens the frame, provides greater stability and optimises energy transfer from racquet to ball. - Auxetic 2.0
Its positioning inside the racket has been optimized in the bridge and on the bottom of the handle. The revolutionary carbon structure in the bottom of the handle uses Auxetic 2.0 technology to establish the best connection with the racket and to provide an exceptional FEELING. Auxetic 2.0 actively responds by adapting its internal structure providing excellent feedback and a great feeling of solidity. During impact with the ball, a large force is applied to the bridge, caused by the strings pulling it towards the center of the racket. Depending on where the ball hits the stringbed, the force of the impact will be applied at different points on the bridge.
