Tennis · Men · CAN
ATP Singles · #7
Ranking snapshot ·
Auger-Aliassime won his first ATP singles title in Rotterdam in 2022. In June 2026, he reached a career-high No. 4 after his Roland Garros quarter-final run, becoming the first Canadian to reach the quarter-finals of all four Grand Slams.
Equipment
Pure Aero 98 Gen9
Babolat lists Pure Aero 98 Gen9 in Auger-Aliassime’s equipment.
Note: The listed retail model may differ from Auger-Aliassime’s personal match racket.
The Retail Model
The Pure Aero 98 Gen9 retail frame has a 98 in² head, a 305 g ± 7 g unstrung weight and a 16 × 20 string pattern.
- Head size: 630 cm² / 98 in²
- Unstrung weight: 305 g ± 7 g
- String pattern: 16 × 20
Compare the Alternatives
Ezone 100 (2025) has a 100 in² head, a 300 g unstrung weight and a 16 × 19 string pattern. Its head is 2 in² larger and its listed unstrung weight is 5 g lower than the nominal Pure Aero weight.
Strings
RPM Rough 12M
Babolat includes RPM Rough in Auger-Aliassime’s equipment.
Note: His string gauge and tension are not specified.
Grips
Syntec Pro
Babolat features Auger-Aliassime on the Syntec Pro product page.
Note: The white X1 pack is a retail variant; his personal color and grip layers may differ.
Babolat Syntec Pro X1
Court shoes
Barricade 14
adidas named Auger-Aliassime among the players for the Barricade 14’s 2026 season launch.
Note: The announcement does not specify his personal color, size or outsole.