8.0out of 10Our score
Best for advanced, tactical players who want a forgiving, comfortable round racket with top-tier control and limited smash power.
Power7.2
Control8.6
Best for advanced, tactical players who want a forgiving, comfortable round racket with top-tier control and limited smash power.
A round, control-first racket for advanced and strong intermediate players who win points with placement and patience rather than raw speed. Its calm, medium-soft touch and forgiving sweet spot are the draw, while spin help is modest. Power is the trade-off: a flat smash or hard finishing volley needs your own technique and timing. Skip it if you want the racket to finish points for you.
Power is the trade-off at 7.2. Ball exit is lively enough to keep you out of trouble on defence, but the frame has a ceiling, so a flat smash or a hard finishing volley needs technique and timing from you.
Control is clearly the strongest suit at 8.6. Bandejas and vibora shots are easy to repeat and direct, and the soft foam core keeps the touch calm and predictable, which suits a patient, tactical game from the middle of the court.
Quick for a round racket at 8.3. The balance is fairly even, so the head comes round fast at the net, and resets off the back glass feel unhurried.
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Suggest a correctionAmong the more forgiving in the adult performance bracket, at 8.0. A hit away from the centre still feels predictable, because the soft core sits under the carbon face and keeps the response even.
Good for a carbon build at 7.7. The core absorbs much of the vibration, although it never turns soft or dead. Weights run from 360 to 375 g, so pick a lighter unit if your elbow or shoulder is touchy.
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