

Best for intermediate all-rounders who want an arm-friendly, forgiving teardrop and can live with a less punchy smash.
Intermediate all-rounders with a sensitive arm, or a long session ahead, get a soft and forgiving teardrop that makes defence and net play easy while still carrying decent pace on full swings. The flat smash is where the foam core gives something up, so it suits players who build points with bandejas and lobs more than those who finish on raw force.
Good rather than headline. The soft core gives easy ball exit on lobs and defensive shots, and full swings carry real speed, but a flat smash from the net zone loses some punch because the foam soaks up energy.
Reliable placement on blocks, lobs and wall exits, with a frame that stays steady when a heavy ball arrives. Cut shots bite well thanks to the textured face, though low contact near the throat can drift off target.
Quick enough for reflex volleys, helped by the even balance and teardrop head. At roughly 360 to 385 g it is not a light racket, so it asks for some wrist fitness across a long match.
Forgiving on off-centre contact, with the hitting zone set slightly high in the head. Balls struck low near the throat are the ones that lose direction.
A soft, filtered feel at impact. The foam core, cushioned grip and vibration-damping frame take much of the sting out of mishits, which helps tender elbows and wrists late in a match.
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Teardrop

Teardrop


Teardrop


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