With the Wimbledon around the corner, make sure you are repping the latest gear when on court. Are you a fast, agile player who wants an ultra-lightweight tennis shoe to help you move freely around the court? Then, the new Jet Tere 2 Wimbledon is made just for you. This is the lightest model in Babolat’s range. After observing and talking to club players like you, Babolat decided to add more comfort and stability to this model. The result is a new generation of Jet Tere that is far more versatile, whether you're moving sideways at the back of the court, or racing forward to win points on the fly.
The streamlined upper and breathable mesh of the Jet Tere 2 is so light that you'll feel at one with the shoe, no matter how hard you play. The integrated lateral reinforcements on the outside and inside of the shoe help provide stability and support while making this model ultra-light. To provide an even more essential cushioning for every contact with the court, the midsole is now 5 percent thicker. The result: unrivalled comfort with the Jet Tere 2 on your feet.
- Year: 2025
- Weight: 13 ounces (size 10.5)
- Colour: White/Blue Navy
- Style #: 3A0S25C686-1097
- Single Layer Mesh: A Matryx piece on the forefoot gives extra support for lateral movements.
- Rubber Forefoot Protection: A very hard-wearing protective rubber piece covering the inner forefoot down to the toes for unrivalled upper durability.
- Ortholite Molded: The OrthoLite® insole is molded to hug the shape of the foot. The properties of the foam composition make for exceptional comfort, breathability and durability.
- KPRSX: Highly cushioning EVA insert positioned beneath the heel for optimal shock protection.
- Active Flexion: A technology developed and patented by Babolat. The shape and composition of the materials used for the sole are segmented into 9 key pressure points for maximum responsiveness.
- Michelin Premium Tennis: Michelin Premium rubber is the most durable composition ever developed. It offers increased resistance and optimal grip to meet the extreme demands of tennis footwork.
