8.9out of 10Our score
Best for advanced attackers who want top-end power and sharp volleys, and who can find the high part of the face.
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Best for advanced attackers who want top-end power and sharp volleys, and who can find the high part of the face.
A heavy-hitting diamond for advanced and pro players who finish points at the net and with overheads. The high balance and stiff 18K carbon face put speed behind every smash and volley, while the double-density core and damping make it more manageable than its raw numbers suggest. It rewards clean technique and is not a racket to learn on.
Top of the range. The high balance and rigid carbon face turn a clean overhead or volley into real speed, especially when contact is high on the face.
Very good for a power racket. Volleys and blocks go where they are aimed and the rough surface helps spin, though lobs from a poor contact point ask for extra care.
Quick enough at the net for a head-heavy diamond. The air channels help swing speed, but fast exchanges still demand more from the wrist than a rounder, lighter racket would.
Decent but not generous. The best hits come high on the face, and low or off-centre contact, especially on lobs, loses both pace and forgiveness.
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