7.3out of 10Our score
Best for intermediate attackers who want easy, arm-friendly power and a heavy smash, less so for touch players.
Power8.0
Control6.8
Maneuverability
Best for intermediate attackers who want easy, arm-friendly power and a heavy smash, less so for touch players.
A power-first diamond for intermediate players who attack often and want pace without a hard, jarring feel. The head-heavy balance and soft core send the ball out quickly, so overheads and flat smashes are where it shines. Handling and fine touch are the price, so players who rely on late hands or delicate placement will be happier with a lighter, lower-balanced shape.
Strong, and the best part of the racket. The head-heavy balance and soft core push the ball out fast, so lobs, blocks and bandejas gain depth without a long swing, and smashes from high contact land heavy with little effort.
Average, and it takes discipline. Touch shots are possible, but the soft response adds more rebound than you may want, so fine placement works best with clear targets.
Middling for a racket this powerful. The head is slow to swing around in fast volley exchanges and reflex blocks on body shots, and low balls near the glass need earlier preparation.
Specs come from the maker and the reviews we read, and makers revise them between batches. If a weight, balance or material is off, tell us and we will fix the racket page.
Suggest a correctionDecent, but it sits fairly high in the face. That suits finishing shots, while contacts low on the face are forgiven less.
Opinions differ a little. One view finds it cushioned and gentle on the arm, another calls it somewhat firm, so expect a soft-leaning feel rather than a plush one.
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