Babolat · Shoe review
Babolat Jet Mele 2
Babolat’s versatile allrounder, good on artificial grass and hard court.
Solid all-court shoe with good cushioning and standard fit, the more versatile choice in the Babolat line.
Allround players using multiple surfaces who prioritise comfort over maximum artificial-grass grip.
Strengths
Limitations
The Babolat Jet Mele 2 is the all-court alternative for players using artificial grass and other surfaces. Compared with Jet Premura 2, its last is roomier, cushioning higher and sole less specialised. Value is strong for its segment.
Main strength
Good balance of cushioning, stability and versatility
Main limitation
Less artificial-grass grip than Jet Premura 2 (strong grip)
Frequently asked questions
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