7.8out of 10Our score
Best for advanced all-court players who value comfort, control and quick hands over raw smash power.
Power7.5
Control8.0
Maneuverability
Best for advanced all-court players who value comfort, control and quick hands over raw smash power.
A comfortable, quick hybrid for advanced and competitive players, women especially, who build points patiently from the back and still want quick hands at the net. It suits an all-court game more than a smash-first one. Control and handling are its headline qualities, and finishing power is the trade-off. Treat it as a dependable tool for tactical padel rather than a weapon.
Good rather than headline. It can end a point from a good position, but it adds little when preparation is rushed, and the light 350 to 360 g build shows against heavy incoming pace. Players who rely on raw punch should look at a more attacking diamond.
A real strength. Lobs, blocks and bandejas come out deep and repeatable, and the soft-faced carbon and fiberglass surface over a layered EVA core gives a lively but cushioned ball exit. Feedback is softer and less sharp than on firmer frames, so it is comfortable rather than surgical.
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Suggest a correctionOne of its best qualities. The hybrid head, light build and mid-height balance make it easy to swing and reposition, and volleys stay settled in quick exchanges at the net.
Useful rather than huge. You do not need a perfect strike to get a clean ball, but a rushed, off-centre swing still feels less settled than a centred hit.
Arm comfort is a real strength compared with stiffer tour frames, thanks to the softer face and cushioned core. It is gentler than an all-carbon racket, though a full-effort overhead struck off centre can still feel less comfortable.
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