8.2out of 10Our score
Best for advanced attackers who want heavy smashes and volleys and can prepare early; demanding in defense.
Power9.3
Best for advanced attackers who want heavy smashes and volleys and can prepare early; demanding in defense.
A head-heavy diamond for advanced players who live at the net and want to finish points with smashes, fast volleys and víboras. Power and directional control are its strongest traits, and it handles better than the shape suggests. The price is a high sweet spot and a firm feel, so it rewards early preparation and punishes late contact. Players still developing their timing are safer on a hybrid or comfort version.
Top-tier for a net attacker. The diamond shape and head-heavy balance put the weight in the top of the frame, so smashes and drive volleys leave the face with real pace and stay stable on contact. The firm carbon face stays muted at slow rally speed and wakes up once you accelerate, so you have to commit to the swing.
Very good, and it comes from precision rather than softness. Overheads, volleys and wall exits go where you aim them once you are set. Defense is the demanding side: blocks and lobs ask for more arm and cleaner preparation than a rounder racket would, so it is an attacking racket with control, not a control racket.
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Suggest a correctionQuicker than the shape and head weight suggest. It stays manageable in fast exchanges at the net, though it is not a lightweight whip and it takes more effort to bring through late, rushed or low defensive shots.
Decent rather than generous. The sweet spot sits high on the face, so low, late or rushed contact loses depth and feels sharp. It is not tiny, but it is clearly less forgiving than a round control racket.
Firm rather than gentle. The handle and frame damping take some edge off vibration, but a hard incoming ball or an off-centre hit still comes back sharp. It is not the pick for a sensitive arm or very long matches.
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