Babolat releases a smart health connected bracelet for Roland Garros

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Twenty days before the start of Roland Garros, Babolat presents a new range of its Pop smart health connected bracelet, intended for fans of the Parisian Grand Slam tournament.

Since 2020, Babolat has presented itself as one of the precursors of smart health connected tennis. After developing the first smart health connected tennis racket, the world's number one string company in Lyon, developed Pop in October 2020, a smart health connected bracelet, for tennis players. This year, and to mark the five years of its partnership with the French tournament, Babolat is releasing a new range of its Pop bracelet, in the colors of Roland Garros.

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Designed for tennis players, this bracelet has the same features as an activity tracker and has several integrated sensors to calculate and analyze the performance of its wearer (number and styles of shots, frequency and power). The information collected is then sent to the mobile application paired with the bracelet and available on Android and iOS, on which you can consult all your statistics, realize your playing style and the points that you need to improve.

Babolat Pop: a design made in RG

The interest of this bracelet also lies in the fact that we can share their performances with other players of the Babolat community, but also challenge them from a distance. The design was also thought to not disturb the player since Pop weighs only 20 grams, resists perspiration and fits the wrist perfectly, like the wristbands used by tennis players.

Designed in the colors of Roland Garros, the Babolat smart health connected bracelet will be available at the end of May in specialized points of sale and official Roland Garros stores, for around 100 euros.

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