8.8out of 10Our score
Best for advanced attackers who want maximum smash power and can handle a head-heavy, firm racket.
Power9.7
Control8.8
Maneuverability
Best for advanced attackers who want maximum smash power and can handle a head-heavy, firm racket.
A head-heavy diamond built for advanced and competitive attackers who finish points overhead. It is the hardest hitter in its range, with smash and vibora power that needs little effort. Defence and slow lobs ask for more arm and cleaner technique, so it is a poor fit for beginners or players who rely on the racket to do the work.
Top of the class. The high balance and firm face turn a flat smash or vibora into real speed without a big swing, and reviewers rate the finishing shots at or near the maximum.
Strong on fast volleys, blocks and low wall exits once you are set, but demanding from the back. Slow lobs and sliced shots need active arm work because the ball leaves the strings quickly.
Quick enough at the net for its weight, though clearly head-heavy. Expect to shorten your movements and give yourself time to adapt if you come from a balanced racket.
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Suggest a correctionReviews disagree. Some call it generous for a diamond, others find it sits high on the face, so clean contact is rewarded and off-centre hits lose pace and feel.
Firm and punchy, with a medium-hard feel. Vibration is well damped in blocks and defence for most players, though a few owners still find it stiff on the arm.
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