POWER
There's nothing more exhilarating than hitting winners far out of reach of your opponent! The Pure Drive 107 Gen11 gives you the power you need to make it a reality. True to its DNA, its technical specifications make it the most powerful and versatile racquet on the market. A new plastic piece in the core accentuates the trampoline effect of the head, giving you extra power to hit winners at just the right moments.
FEEL
There's nothing like the feeling of your racquet hitting through the ball and the sweet sound at impact. The Pure Drive 107 Gen11 is made with flax fibers in the core and frame (3 and 9 o'clock) of the racquet for a feel like no other. These natural fibers filter out unwanted vibrations to create a more comfortable feel at impact.
VERSATILITY
Whatever your level, you'll love the outstanding versatility of the Pure Drive 107 Gen11. Its technical specifications offer the perfect combination of power, maneuverability, and stability. As a result, you can express your potential on the court with confidence.
NF²-TECH 2.0
A new version 2.0 of natural flax fibers. This new 100% unidirectional flax fabric offers greater mechanical strength in the direction of the fibers and optimal filtration of vibrations. The flax patches are strategically placed to effectively filter vibrations and transmit only the desired feel to the player's hand.
FSI POWER
Frame String Interaction Power is a technology that combines an open string pattern, diamond-shaped grommets and the Woofer 2.0 system (a new plastic part at the throat of the racquet) to further accentuate the trampoline effect of the strings. The longer contact time between ball and strings gives you extra power and feel when you hit the ball.
ELLIPTIC FRAME TECHNOLOGY
An elliptical frame structure optimizes stability at the throat of the racquet to maximize the energy return of the strings and to deliver more power.
HTR SYSTEM
This High Torsional Rigidity (HTR) system has been added to the frame's composition to increase impact stability and energy return.
