7.7out of 10Our score
Best for control-minded intermediate and advanced players who want a soft, arm-friendly racket and can live with modest power.
Power7.6
Control8.3
Maneuverability
Best for control-minded intermediate and advanced players who want a soft, arm-friendly racket and can live with modest power.
A soft, forgiving hybrid for intermediate and advanced players who build points with placement rather than force, and for anyone managing a sensitive elbow or long weekly sessions. The compressible core and fibreglass faces give a gentle, arm-friendly hit with dependable control, while the trade-off is modest finishing pace on overheads that owners mention again and again.
Adequate rather than headline. One numeric review rates the pace well, but owner feedback and the maker's own positioning agree it falls short of a true power frame, so smashes need clean timing to carry weight.
A clear strength. The hybrid outline and medium balance make blocks, lobs and drop shots predictable, and the rough surface grips the ball for spin. It rewards players who think about where the ball is going.
Quick and easy to move for a 365 g frame. The aerodynamic channel near the top and the medium balance help at the net, and owners describe it as very handy.
Reasonably generous but not the headline feature. The hitting area is decent, yet off-centre contact still costs some quality, so it sits mid-pack rather than at the top.
The standout trait. A low-density, compressible core and several vibration dampers give a notably soft impact that suits sore elbows and long sessions, at the price of some firmness on hard shots.
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