

Best for advanced net attackers who want diamond power with quicker hands than the Coello Pro, if the firm feel suits the arm.
Advanced attackers and strong intermediates who live at the net get a diamond that swings faster than its shape suggests. At 360 g it keeps firm, lively power for smashes and víboras, with quicker hands than the heavier Coello Pro. The price is a firm feel, a modest sweet spot and little help when you defend late.
Strong for a racket this light: the foam core returns energy with little arm swing, so smashes, víboras and flat finishes leave fast from the net. It is not the biggest cannon in the Coello range, but the output is easy to reach.
Good but uneven. Reviews disagree here: some praise placement on bandejas, lobs and blocks at medium-high pace, others find the reactive core less precise and say a bandeja can fly long. From defence the player has to add the depth.
Quick for a diamond, though the reviews disagree on how quick. At 360 g it accelerates in fast net exchanges and reaches the ball earlier than heavier attacking rackets, while the head-heavy balance still shows at very close range.
Decent rather than generous. Clean central hits launch stable and fast and small misses stay usable, but off-centre contact on a diamond loses both pace and accuracy, and a mishit bandeja or short volley tends to go long.
Firm and lively rather than soft. Damping features in the handle and frame take the edge off vibration and it is kinder than the heavier Coello Pro, but long sessions of volleys and smashes will register in a sensitive elbow.
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