

Best for advanced attackers who want a lighter, quicker diamond that still hits hard overhead.
Advanced attackers who finish points overhead get a head-heavy diamond that stays lighter than the player's Pro edition. Smashes and víboras leave the face quickly, and the rough texture adds bite for spin. Placement is good but takes clean timing, and late defensive shots show the balance.
Top of its class on this scale. The foam core and high balance put mass behind the ball, so smashes and bandejas leave fast without a long swing.
Strong but the reviews disagree: one scores placement very high, another only decent. The face favors punch over fine touch, so blocks and net touch ask for precise wrist work.
Quick for a diamond at 360 g. It handles net exchanges well, but the high balance makes it harder to stop and reset when a low ball arrives late.
Good rather than generous. Centered hits come out clean and powerful, and off-centre smashes are punished more than on a rounder shape.
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