- DESIGNED FOR KIDS: The Babolat Alioth Mini JR Padel Racket is the perfect racket for the youngest members of your family to begin their padel journey. Primarily aimed at beginners under the age of 8, the Alioth Mini JR has been designed to provide exceptional maneuverability and tolerance, minimizing errors while playing.
- TOLERANCE: The level of tolerance is key so that your child can comfortably hit the ball with any part of the racket without errors. Thanks to the large head and its cover heart to create a larger hitting surface, your child will find it easier and more fun to progress while practicing.
- MANEUVERABILITY - One of the main factors in adapting a padel racket to the needs of younger players is its weight. This is one of the lightest rackets on the market for your child. This, combined with its low balance, will ensure that your child can hold the racket in an optimal position at all times. Following studies conducted by Babolat, they’ve reduced the size of the grip and included their innovative Improver Grip to make it easier to position your hand on the racket.
- TECHNOLOGY: Hybrid Frame - A frame that provides the sturdiness and lightweight benefits of carbon and the flexibility of fiberglass. Holes Pattern System - Optimized distribution and size of holes specific to each racket shape optimizes power transmission and increases precision when returning shots.
- SPECIFICATIONS: Player Type: Beginners under 8 years of age; Frame – Carbon; Surface - Glass; Core – EVA; Thickness: 33mm; Head Shape: Round; Weight: 290 g +/- 10g; Balance Type: Head Light.
The Babolat Alioth Mini JR Padel Racket is the perfect racket for the youngest members of your family to begin their padel journey. Primarily aimed at beginners under the age of 8, the Alioth Mini JR has been designed to provide exceptional maneuverability and tolerance, minimizing errors while playing. Moreover, following studies conducted by Babolat in recent years, they’ve reduced the size of the grip and included their innovative Improver Grip to make it easier to position your hand on the racket.
