7.7out of 10Our score
Best for advanced attackers who want a comfortable, quick diamond with controlled power rather than maximum smash speed.
Power7.4
Control
Best for advanced attackers who want a comfortable, quick diamond with controlled power rather than maximum smash speed.
A quick, comfortable diamond for advanced attacking players who want pace at the net without a heavy, tiring swing. The head-heavy balance gives overheads and bandejas real authority, yet it moves faster than most diamonds. Control is solid and the feel is gentle, but smash power is modest and the sweet spot is workable rather than generous. Beginners should skip it.
Enough to finish points, but not the top of the range. The weight in the head gives overheads and bandejas authority, while hard hitters who want maximum smash speed will find the ceiling modest.
Solid for an attacking model. Placement on volleys and blocks is dependable as long as you set the face early, and the rough textured surface helps you brush the ball for spin on bandejas and viboras.
Quicker than most diamonds. The head weight rarely feels like hard work to bring around, so it keeps up at the net. Players coming from round, low-balance rackets still need time to anticipate fast exchanges.
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Suggest a correctionWorkable but not generous. A smaller usable zone means clean contact still matters, and off-centre hits are less forgiving than on a rounder shape.
A genuine strength. The carbon and fibreglass face over a multi-density foam core gives a soft, friendly response and good damping, so long rallies are kinder on the arm than the shape suggests.
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