Best for advanced attackers who value stable volleys and can comfortably manage a heavy diamond.
Advanced attackers with reliable timing get a firm, stable diamond that suits forceful volleys and overhead pressure. Its weight rewards preparation but makes hurried defence more demanding. Reviews differ on how easily it produces smash speed and defensive depth, so it suits players who can test its response and handling before committing.
Strong attacking potential, with disagreement over its ceiling. Some tests find forceful flat smashes, while another finds less explosive finishing than other power diamonds.
Stable blocks and compact volleys offer useful placement. Reviews disagree about defensive depth: some need a committed swing, while others find a helpful amount of rebound.
Handling asks for preparation. The weight towards the head slows repeated defensive movements and quick volleys, although experienced players can manage it without feeling overwhelmed.
Reviews disagree about forgiveness. Written tests describe a narrow, high contact zone; on-court videos find a usable medium area, while still warning against edge contact.
The feel is firm, with mixed reports on damping. Some testing praises vibration filtering, while other accounts flag harsh mishits and accumulating arm load.
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