

Best for advanced all-court players who value agile handling and control over smash power.
The Wonder suits advanced and strong intermediate players who win points with placement, quick hands and patient point building rather than raw force. It is a light, hybrid-shaped racket with an even balance that stays agile through long net exchanges and keeps control high. The price of that agility is mass, so power is the weakest area. Skip it if your game depends on ending points overhead.
The weakest area, and a clear compromise. The smash is a well-placed finisher rather than an explosive one, and against heavy, driven balls the racket gives less stability because it lacks mass. Expect to use your legs and timing instead of leaning on the frame.
Strong. Lobs, bandejas and low volleys go where they are aimed, and taking pace off the ball for a drop or a low ball at the feet is easy. It rewards players who build the point with placement and repeatable shots.
The standout trait. The light frame and even balance make it quick to prepare, so volleys, reflex blocks and late defensive adjustments all come easily. It is noticeably lighter and more agile than the previous year's version.
Forgiving. The hitting area stays generous when contact is off centre, which helps in fast defensive exchanges. A reinforced frame adds some torsional stability when the ball is not struck cleanly.
A medium, comfortable feel rather than a stiff one, which helps over long sessions. Players who want a hard, punchy carbon response may find it too composed. The textured surface adds some spin bite.
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