Babolat Alioth Mini Junior Padel Racket

• Clean after each use with a damp microfiber cloth to remove dirt and sweat
• Avoid harsh chemicals - use only mild soap and water if needed
• Dry thoroughly with a soft towel, especially the grip area
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures
• Replace grip tape when worn to maintain proper hold
• Check frame regularly for cracks or damage
• Avoid hitting hard surfaces like walls or ground
• Use a protective cover during transport

1. What age group is the Babolat Alioth Mini Junior suitable for?
The Alioth Mini Junior is designed for children aged 6-8 years old who are beginning their padel journey. The lightweight 295g construction makes it ideal for young players developing their technique.

2. What is the weight of the Babolat Alioth Mini Junior racket?
The racket weighs 295 grams (10.4 oz), making it one of the lightest junior padel rackets available. This ultra-light weight helps prevent arm fatigue in young players.

3. What materials is the Alioth Mini Junior made from?
The racket features a fiberglass frame and face combined with an EVA foam core. This combination provides excellent control, comfort, and shock absorption for developing players.

4. What is the shape of the Babolat Alioth Mini Junior?
It features a round shape design, which provides the largest sweet spot and maximum forgiveness on off-center hits - perfect for beginners learning proper technique.

5. Is this racket suitable for competitive junior tournaments?
While primarily designed for beginners and recreational play, the Alioth Mini Junior meets specifications for most junior padel tournaments. Check specific tournament regulations for approval.

6. What is the grip size of the Alioth Mini Junior?
The racket comes with a junior-specific grip size that's smaller in circumference than adult grips, typically around 3.5-3.75 inches, perfectly sized for children's hands.

7. How long will this racket last my child?
With proper care, the racket should last 1-2 years of regular play. Most children will outgrow it by age 9-10 as they develop strength and need a heavier racket.

8. Does the racket come with a cover or case?
The Babolat Alioth Mini Junior is typically sold without a cover. A protective case is recommended and can be purchased separately to extend the racket's lifespan.

9. What's the difference between the Alioth Mini and regular junior rackets?
The Alioth Mini is specifically engineered for the youngest players (6-8 years), featuring an ultra-light 295g weight and shorter length compared to standard junior rackets (310-330g).