

Best for intermediate to advanced attackers who want soft-feel power and spin; too head-heavy for beginners.
A head-heavy diamond for ambitious intermediate and advanced players who like to finish points at the net and on the overhead. It pairs smash weight and a roomy sweet spot with a soft, arm-friendly feel and a rough face that bites for spin. Beginners and anyone wanting a light, quick racket should look elsewhere. It is fairly priced and often found well below list.
Strong for attacking play (8.2). The head-heavy diamond shape and a forgiving sweet spot add weight to smashes and high volleys, and the overheads are where this racket shines.
Respectable for a diamond (8.2). Some flex in the fiberglass face helps placement, and the rough surface grips the ball for topspin and slice on bandejas and viboras. It rewards a compact, confident swing over a loose one.
The trade-off of the head-heavy balance (7.7). Fast exchanges at the net need good timing and clean technique, and players still learning technique will find it a little heavy and demanding.
Roomy and well spread (8.0). Off-centre hits still carry decent power and the racket stays consistent, which helps on both defence from the back and attacking volleys.
Soft and friendly. The soft EVA core damps vibration well, so it stays kind to the arm over long sessions and does not punish defensive shots. The bumper strip and sturdy frame protect it, though one player reports wear over time.
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