7.7out of 10Our score
Best for advanced all-round players who want a forgiving, maneuverable racket and can supply their own finishing pace.
Power7.8
Control7.5
Best for advanced all-round players who want a forgiving, maneuverable racket and can supply their own finishing pace.
Advanced all-round players who want an easy-to-move teardrop with a lively ball exit get a comfortable, forgiving racket here. The fibreglass face over a firm core sends defensive lobs out deep without extra effort, and the sweet spot covers bandejas well. It trades away the heavy finishing punch of a true power frame.
Good rather than heavy. Ball exit is lively and a full swing at the net carries real pace, but the racket does not hand out brute force, so finishing depends on your own swing speed.
Reliable on blocks, lobs and bandejas, where the ball stays low and deep. Placement on very deep shots still asks for decent technique, and the firm core can play short on a late defensive volley.
Quick and tidy at the net. The teardrop head does not feel top-heavy, so direction changes and fast reactions come easily, though at 355 to 365 g it is not the lightest racket for a women's model.
Specs come from the maker and the reviews we read, and makers revise them between batches. If a weight, balance or material is off, tell us and we will fix the racket page.
Suggest a correctionGenerous and forgiving, especially higher in the face where bandejas and vibora contact happens. Slightly off-centre hits still leave with direction instead of a dull thud.
Medium feel with an anti-vibration build that keeps the elbow fresh over long matches. The core is on the firm side, so it feels lively rather than plush.
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