Brands That Sponsor Lucas Pouille

Lucas Pouille is one of the few players on the tennis tour that plays well on all three major surfaces – clay, hard court, and grass. In 2017, Pouille became a national hero in France when he beat Steve Darcis (Belgium) in a deciding 5th set rubber in the Davis Cup final, helping France win the first Davis Cup title since 2001.

Pouille also reached the semifinals at the 2019 Australian Open. He reached a career-high singles ranking of world number 10 in 2018. His current sponsors include Le Coq Sportif, Babolat, Rolex, and Matrix.

Lucas Pouille’s Sponsors

Le Coq Sportif

Lucas Pouille has had a clothing sponsorship deal with French brand Le Coq Sportif since 2020. Prior to that, he had a 5-year sponsorship contract with Adidas.

Babolat

Pouille has a racquet sponsorship deal with Babolat. He currently uses the Babolat Pure Drive racquet. He was previously using Prince racquets.

Rolex

Rolex is a Swiss luxury watchmaker known for its expensive watches. Rolex is has been an official sponsor at grand slams and tennis tournaments. Rolex also sponsors a number of well-known tennis players including Roger Federer.

Matrix

Matrix makes equipment for cardio and strength training. The company’s products are used in homes and in fitness centers.

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Nike Air Zoom GP Turbo Review – Super Comfy With A Few Drawbacks

Naomi Osaka and Frances Tiafoe wear the Nike Air Zoom GP Turbo on the ATP tour. Nike Air Zoom GP Turbo shoes are one of the most comfortable tennis shoes on the market. With plush cushioning, stepping into these shoes will feel as though you are stepping into a comfy bed. Yes, they are that comfortable!

The design of these shoes will remind you of basketball shoes. The shoes offer a snug fit. In fact, it may be too tight for most people. Most players will need to go half a size up to get a good fit. These shoes don’t need any break-in period.

Nike Air Zoom GP Turbo shoes sit a little high off the ground. Though you can confidently move from side to side with these shoes, I would still rate the stability as average. These shoes don’t provide the same locked-in feel as the Nike Air Zoom Vapor Cage 4. 

After a few hours of play, you will find that these shoes get hot. Nike could have done a better job on the breathability front.

The outsoles of this shoe will last you a while, even if you wear them off the court because of its plush cushioning. The shoes offer a nice balance of grip and give, and allow you to slide freely on the hardcourt.

Not surprisingly, Nike Air Zoom GP Turbo shoes are heavy given the nice cushioning and extra rubber in the high-wear areas. Men 10.5 size weighs 16.2 oz but you are unlikely to feel the weight because they are so comfortable.

Pros 
Comfortable – plush cushioning
Good durability

Cons
Runs hot – ventilation is not very good
Fit – Most players need to go half a size up for a good fit

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