7.0out of 10Our score
Best for intermediate attackers who want easy power and a soft feel at a low price, less so for defensive players.
Power7.9
Control6.9
Maneuverability
Best for intermediate attackers who want easy power and a soft feel at a low price, less so for defensive players.
A soft-feeling diamond for intermediate players moving toward an attacking game who want help on overheads and volleys without a harsh impact. The high balance gives leverage through the ball and easy output, but it rewards early preparation. Players who mostly defend or block low balls will find it slow.
Strong for its price and level. The head-heavy balance puts weight behind smashes, bandejas and viboras, and the soft core makes the ball leave the face easily, though it lacks the explosive finish of a stiff carbon model.
Good rather than precise. Depth on lobs and punch volleys comes without effort, but the elastic face blunts feedback on drops and short angles, and the weight up top makes low blocks harder to place.
The weak point. Mass towards the tip means the racket arrives late in fast exchanges and in quick forehand to backhand changes at the net, so you need to set it early.
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Suggest a correctionModerate and sitting fairly high on the face. Slightly off-centre balls are forgiven by the soft core, but late or low contact punishes you, so clean preparation matters.
Gentle for a diamond. The fibreglass faces and soft core take the harshness out of repeated overheads, though one owner with a sensitive elbow reported discomfort.
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