

Best for advanced attackers who want heavy smashes and volleys and can live with a small sweet spot and slower hands.
A heavy-hitting diamond for advanced attackers who finish points from above the net and can find the middle of the face most of the time. The high balance puts real weight behind smashes, bandejas and víboras, but it slows the hands and forgives little, so it suits players who already generate their own racket speed, not anyone who relies on quick reactions or easy defence.
Outstanding, and the headline strength. The diamond head, high balance of about 27 cm and firm carbon 3K face send smashes, bandejas and víboras out with real weight, especially when you get set early and swing with intent.
Good rather than headline. The firm response helps on low driven lobs and counterattacks when you meet the ball in front. Players who tried the revised version in group sessions found the ball leaves quickly yet feels steadier than before. Rushed defensive contact is harder.
Slower than most rackets of its class, because the mass sits high. Quick volleys, late blocks and sudden changes of direction need earlier preparation than with a head-light racket, and the head can lag behind the hand when you arrive late.
Decent but on the small side. Clean contact in the middle gives a strong, direct hit, while off-centre contact loses both pace and direction, so consistency matters more here than with a rounder frame.
Firm and direct without feeling dead. The multi-density EVA core keeps blocks from turning harsh, but the racket does not soften poor timing, and rushed contact can wear on you over a long match.
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