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I can't think of 10 different ones, but I can give my top 4, which are the Aeropro Drive GT, used by Rafael Nadal and Caroline Wozniacki, the Pure Drive GT used by Andy Roddick and Kim Clijsters, the Pure Storm, used by Dinara Safina, and the Contact Tour, which is the one I use!

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That depends a lot on your needs. The top of the line Babolat tennis bags include the Aero Racquet Holder, Team Racquet Holder and French Open Racquet Holder, all with a capacity of up to 12 racquets. There is also a Team Travel Bag with a handle and wheels best suited for travel. The best tennis bag for you, however, may or may not be any of these bags. If you are a recreational player, for example, you probably do not need a 12 racquet bag or a bag designed for travel. One thing many people do is find the bag that best fits their needs and maybe go a step up from that, so that as their skills improve, their bag still works for them.

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i recomend the prince 03 tour squash racket it has a very nice feel and is meant to be one of the best rackets in the world i have 4 of them and they are great!

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Babolat Aero GT's

I like the Aero Storm GT, it gave me better control than the Aeropro drive GT because it has a thinner beam width and a smaller headsize =D

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