
Adidas Cross IT 3.4 (2025)
Diamond

Best for advanced attackers who want big smash power and can live with a small sweet spot and a firm feel.
A head-heavy diamond for advanced players who finish points overhead and want heavy ball speed from the smash and the mid-court. Power is the headline, control is respectable, and the sweet spot is on the small side, so it rewards clean contact. Defensive players and anyone with a sensitive arm should look elsewhere.
Outstanding, among the strongest in its class. The high balance and diamond head turn a full swing into real pace on the smash and the overhead.
Better than its attacking looks suggest. Blocks and placement are dependable on clean contact, though a player review rates control as poor, so results lean on technique.
Decent for a head-heavy diamond. Volleys and quick reactions at the net are manageable but take more effort than on a round racket, and the weight toward the top tires the wrist over a long match.
Moderate and the weakest part of the package. Clean central hits are rewarded, while off-centre contact loses pace; one source calls the hitting area ample and another calls it small.
Medium-hard rather than soft. Vibration-damping tech takes some sting out of impact, but the firm feel and top weight can tire the arm in long sessions, especially on off-centre hits.
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