7.8out of 10Our score
Best for advanced attackers who want a heavy, stable finisher and can prepare early; demanding on defence, comfort and off-centre hits.
Power9.1
Control
Best for advanced attackers who want a heavy, stable finisher and can prepare early; demanding on defence, comfort and off-centre hits.
A heavy, head-heavy diamond for advanced players who attack often and already trust their technique, especially the left-side finisher who lives at the net and above the head. It adds weight to every strike rather than softening it. The price of that attacking character is demand: it gives little free help when you are late, stretched or off-centre.
Power is the headline, with a high ceiling for players who generate their own swing speed. The diamond head and head-heavy balance add weight to overheads, bandejas and viboras, which come off with plenty of depth and bite.
Respectable when you set up cleanly, but not forgiving. Defending from the back is possible only with early preparation, and mishits low in the face lose depth quickly.
Acceptable for a head-heavy shape. Volleys feel heavy and stable against fast incoming balls, and the removable weight system lets you add up to about 11 grams or strip the weights to make it livelier around the net.
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Suggest a correctionDecent rather than generous: the diamond head and head-heavy balance push the sweet spot high on the face, so clean contact there is rewarded and low hits lose depth.
Average to low. Contact is firm and direct despite the soft-sounding core, and repeated hard hits are felt in the arm, so players with a sensitive arm should look at a rounder, more forgiving shape.
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