6.9out of 10Our score
Best for beginners and lighter-swinging players wanting a soft, forgiving control racket on a budget; look elsewhere for power.
Power5.6
Control7.3
Maneuverability
Best for beginners and lighter-swinging players wanting a soft, forgiving control racket on a budget; look elsewhere for power.
A light, forgiving round racket for beginners and recreational players who want an easy first racket under 100 euros. The low balance and soft core make it quick to move and gentle on the arm, while the modest power means it rewards placement and patience over finishing smashes.
Modest, and the weakest part of the racket. Smashes and bandejas need your own swing speed, because the soft core and light frame add little punch.
Dependable for a racket at this level. The round head and low balance keep blocks, lobs and placed shots predictable, so players can build points from the back of the court.
Quick through the air. The low weight lets it change from defence to volleys at the net without effort, which suits shorter, lighter swings.
Generous for a beginner racket. Off-centre hits still come out clean and the round head makes timing errors less costly, though the large area is not a power zone.
Soft and kind at impact. The soft EVA core absorbs shock well, so it suits players with sensitive arms or those just starting to play regularly.
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