

Best for intermediate defenders who want a soft, forgiving racket and can supply their own finishing power.
Intermediate players who build points from the back of the court and want a forgiving racket get a soft, round frame with an easy sweet spot and quick hands at the net. It protects the arm and keeps shots under control, but it hands you little free power, so finishing smashes depends on your own swing speed.
Modest rather than punchy. The soft core and low balance return the ball cleanly but never explosively, so smashes and the three-metre finish need your own arm speed to work.
A strong point. The round shape and long ball contact let you place lobs, blocks and bandejas with confidence, and the textured face adds bite for cut shots. Reviewers rate it between good and excellent here.
Quick and easy to move. The low balance and modest weight let the face arrive in time on volleys and wall exits, so it reacts well at the net without tiring the wrist.
Wide and forgiving for a round racket. Hits that land off-centre, even towards the throat, still go out with decent direction, which suits players still refining their technique.
Gentle on the arm. A soft core, vibration-reducing angles and a cork-lined grip take the sting out of impact, a good fit for sensitive elbows, though the soft feel gives less feedback on flat smashes.
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