

Best for intermediate to advanced attackers who want diamond punch with a softer, kinder feel on the arm.
A diamond for intermediate and advanced players who attack at the net but do not want the punishing feel of a full-hard frame. It keeps the Hack family's finishing ability and takes much of the sting out of impact. The trade-off is precision: delicate touch shots and rushed low blocks ask more of you than on a round or lower-balance racket.
Strong, with a smash that feels natural. The diamond head sits the hitting zone high, so volleys, overheads and balls above the shoulder are where it shines, though it is a little softer and less cutting than the standard Hack 05.
Good rather than surgical. The generous rebound means a short drop or a chiquita can fly further than intended, so players who build their game on slowing the ball down and placing it precisely may want a different frame. Defence from the back is easier than usual for a diamond.
Quick enough for a diamond, but not a flicky racket. The head-heavy balance makes it less nimble in rushed exchanges, and low, late blocks near the feet need good preparation. Compact, tidy swings suit it best.
Modest in size, so it rewards a centred hit. The medium-soft Fibrix and MultiEVA response softens impact, but the hitting zone does not forgive a sloppy contact point, and late blocks near the feet need good preparation.
Soft for a diamond and kind to the arm over a long match. Slow balls sink into the face while fast balls still leave the strings quickly, which makes it a sensible pick for anyone with a sensitive arm.
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