

Best for intermediate and advanced control players who want placement and spin over raw power.
Intermediate and advanced players who build points with lobs, spin and patient volleys get a soft, round racket that places the ball well and forgives off-centre hits. It is not a finisher: the flat smash needs your own arm speed, so pair it with a partner who closes points.
Modest by design. The soft core and low balance leave little inertia, so a flat smash relies on your own arm speed, though a cut smash gets help from the rough surface.
The strongest trait. Deep lobs, blocks and counter drops land where you aim them, and the face holds the ball a touch longer for clean placement from the back of the court.
Quick and easy to move. Fast volleys at hip height leave time to change plane, and the round head with its low balance makes net exchanges feel unhurried.
Wide and forgiving. A curved hole pattern spreads the usable area, so off-centre defensive shots still return with direction, although poor court reading is not covered.
Soft and arm friendly. The flexible face and cork-lined grip filter vibration, and frame shots send little shock through to the elbow over a long match.
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