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A round, comfort-first racket for beginners stepping up and intermediate players who want an easy, forgiving frame without paying for a premium build. It is the Mexico edition of the World Cup range, with the national flag on one face and the tournament logo on the other. We have not found an independent play test, so there is no verdict or scoring yet.
Power is not the pitch. Expect help getting the ball back deep rather than explosive pace, so players who hit hard may want a stiffer, snappier carbon racket instead.
Control and consistency are the point of the design. On paper the round head and soft core favour placement and getting the ball back reliably over speed, though we have no independent play test to confirm it.
The stated weight of 360 to 375 grams with a 38 mm profile is an ordinary adult setup that most players can swing all day. Shops disagree on balance, listing medium, even and low, so we leave it blank rather than guess.
The round head keeps the sweet spot centred and easy to find, which suits players who are still learning to hit the middle of the face.
A soft EVA core is meant to give a cushioned, quiet response on contact, and fiberglass in both frame and faces is usually kinder on the arm than a stiff carbon layup. That is the design intent, not a tested result.
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