

Best for advanced control players who place the ball precisely and can supply their own power; a hard, round racket.
Advanced players who build points with placement rather than force get a round, low-balance control racket with a very precise face. Power is modest and the hard core expects you to bring your own swing speed, so it rewards clean technique and punishes late contact. Its agility and low arm fatigue suit tactical, defensive-minded games.
Modest rather than headline. The stiff face and hard core return little free pace, so smashes and defensive lobs only gain depth when you supply the arm speed yourself.
The standout strength. The firm 12K face sends the ball exactly where the wrist points it, which makes blocks, bandejas and placement along the glass very reliable.
Quick and easy to move thanks to the low balance and round shape. Wall exits, fast volleys and reactions at the net come with very little preparation.
The reviews differ here. Most find the round face steady and generous on slightly off-centre hits, while one finds it smaller than average and unforgiving when contact is poor.
Firm and direct at impact. The vibration damping and cork grip keep the arm fresh over a long match, though the dense core still gives sharp feedback.
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