

Best for beginners and developing players who want a soft, forgiving round racket for defence, and not for those who need smash power.
A soft, forgiving round racket for beginners and developing players, especially women, who defend and want to keep the ball in play. It is built for consistency rather than finishing points. The broad sweet spot and easy handling make it simple to live with, but power is modest, so anyone who wants a hard, direct strike or big smashes should look at a firmer model.
Modest by design, at 5.9. Smashes and punch volleys lack authority, so you supply most of the acceleration yourself, although the soft face still sends slower balls out without a big swing.
Strong for a defensive game, at 8.1. Depth and lobs from the back come easily, but the lively ball exit can carry a hurried shot further than planned, and touch is soft rather than crisp, so precise placement under pressure needs more care.
Quick and easy to move, at 8.2. The round shape and low balance keep the head light, which helps with fast blocks and reactive volleys at the net, and 360 to 370 grams stays comfortable through a long session.
Very generous, at 8.6. The round shape puts the usable area near the centre of the face, and slightly off-centre contact still goes out cleanly.
Gentle and springy, at 7.8. The soft EVA core and fibreglass face take the sting out of impact, at the cost of less crisp feedback than a firmer carbon-faced racket gives.
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