
Best for intermediate to advanced tacticians who want a light, controlled, arm-friendly round racket and can live with modest power.
A light round racket for intermediate and advanced players, especially tactical doubles players and anyone moving up from a beginner model, who win points with placement, net speed and steady defence rather than brute force. Control and quick handling are its strengths, and the soft core keeps it kind to the arm. Power is modest, so players chasing maximum smash speed from a head-heavy diamond should look elsewhere.
Modest rather than headline. The stiff frame makes smashes workable, but the racket is not built to hammer them, and players who want maximum ball speed from a head-heavy diamond will find it underpowered.
Excellent, and the main reason to pick it. The round head puts the sweet spot in the middle of the face, so shots land where you aim them, and the rough Spin Blade texture helps with slices, lobs and topspin.
Very quick for a carbon racket. The low swing weight lets you react fast in volley exchanges at the net and switch between defence and attack without effort.
Good and centred rather than oversized. The round head keeps the sweet spot in the middle of the face, which rewards clean, accurate contact.
Arm-friendly. The soft EVA core and carbon 3K face give a muted touch with a medium-firm response, which suits players with a sensitive elbow or shoulder who still want a carbon racket. A reinforced frame and protector tape keep the build solid.
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