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A round, forgiving racket for recreational and intermediate players who want comfort and predictability more than raw power. It is a limited edition made for the 2026 football World Cup, with the Italian national colours on a blue and white finish, so part of the appeal is the look. We found no independent hands-on tests, so this reads from the maker's and shops' descriptions.
Modest rather than punchy. The soft core and fiberglass face are built for a mellow ball exit, so players who want a powerful attacking racket should look elsewhere.
Built to be predictable. The round shape puts the balance point in the middle, which suits a control game, and the soft construction gives a calm, steady response. Treat this as the maker's intent, not a tested result.
At 360 to 375 grams with a 38 mm profile and an even balance, it should feel stable without being heavy. That is a spec-sheet expectation, since no independent test confirms it.
Centred and easy to find. The round shape keeps the hitting area in the middle of the face, which should help on mishits, though this comes from the description rather than a play test.
Expected to feel cushioned. A fiberglass face over a soft, low-density EVA core is meant to give a mellow impact that tends to be kind to the arm. Shops disagree on the target level, from beginner to advanced, but the copy points to intermediate.
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