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1. BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 CRACKED
2. BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 SERIAL NUMBERS
3. BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 PRO
4. BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 CRACK

I sincerely hope my findings on the fake Babolat Aero Pro Drive would help some folks not get conned into buying a counterfeit product. Mind you these fake racquets are not exactly dirt cheap and still considerably cost some money. I sympathize with folks who don't really know much about tennis racquets and buy these imitation racquets thinking that they are genuine. Many seller of fake products will posts images of the real product and sell you a fake product later. This happens in most cases, but there are always some unscrupulous sellers who wants to sell fake tennis racquets to some unsuspecting buyers so the onus is on the buyer to always be aware and cautious when buying online. Most sellers are selling genuine items and you can get them for a good deal as they might have purchased an original authentic racquet from an authorized store and might just want to sell it after sometime. I am not saying that all sellers on online auction sites are selling fake racquets. If you cannot physically see and touch the racquet as you're buying it online, I would highly recommend that you purchase your tennis racquets from either reputable online stores, sellers or dealers of authorized tennis racquets. It helps to know how the racquet feels - it's weight, balance and some aspects of its cosmetics. Try to physically see and touch the racquet assuming you're buying it off somebody and meeting the seller. My advice is to know as much as possible about a genuine racquet before you buy it. If you have already purchase a fake tennis racquet, I'm sorry that this has happened, but its at least a good lesson learnt that you should never try to shave off a couple of bucks in costs and buy from a reputable tennis dealer or store instead of auction sites that you have no way of verifying if the tennis racquet you purchase is real or fake.

BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 CRACKED

Fake racquets are notorious for low quality composites that can lead not only to cracked frames but serious injuries.

BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 CRACK

I was looking for further evidence of abuse but could not find any leading me to conclude that the crack was more of a structural failure due to bad composites than anything else as a fake racquet with its poor quality materials and composites could not simply handle the stringing tension and the racquet finally gave way.Ĭrack frame from racquet fatigue. It could be the result that this racquet was strung at a higher tension or gave way during play. I have no reason to believe this racquet was abused in anyway as a crack on the inside of the racquet usually indicates more of structural fatigue. I feel that its material was never built to handle the stresses put on this racquet due to its cheap composites. The fake APD had a hybrid synthetic string setup on it. In the case of this counterfeit APD, I believe the crack on the frame was its inability to handle the stresses put on the string. You can risk serious injuries playing with fake tennis racquets and I strongly urge you to never consider buying an imitation tennis racquet or fake tennis frame. Counterfeit racquets are known to use cheaper less stronger composites and materials that are bad for you arm. Why you should never buy a fake tennis racquet racquet.Īs I was doing this review of the fake Aero Pro Drive and examining the grommets I noticed that this fake APD was already damaged and the frame had been already cracked.

BABOLAT AEROPRO DRIVE 2011 SERIAL NUMBERS

Is it Real? One possible way to find out is to check that the serial numbers matches on both the racquet throat and handle (only accessible if you remove the original grip). From a distance, I hardly could tell the difference! I hope my review and images below documenting the differences between a genuine and fake Babolat Aero Pro Drive would benefit the folks doing some research on the Aero Pro Drive before making a big mistake by purchasing a fake tennis racquet.

Unlike the fake Babolat Pure Drive, that I had previously reviewed, which had some glaring inconsistencies that you will be able to spot from a mile away, this fake Babolat Aero Pro Drive racquet bares an uncanny similarity to a genuine Babolat Aero Pro Drive in many aspects and it would take a fair bit of scrutiny comparing it with a genuine Aero Pro Drive to spot the differences. I personally rate the Babolat Aero Pro here as a "Class A" fake. Can you spot the difference between the genuine APD and fake APD? The one with the Black overgrip (left) is the authentic oneīefore I start with my review, I would have to say that the counterfeiters manufacturing these fake racquets are getting even better at making these conterfeit racquets.