

Best for advanced control players who want fast hands and precise placement, not a racket that finishes points for them.
Advanced players who build points from the back and volley often at the net get a quick, firm teardrop that places the ball precisely. At 355 g it is easy to prepare and recover after the glass, but it gives up easy power and a soft touch, so finishing depends on your own swing speed.
Modest rather than headline. The light build gives little free pace, so smashes and viboras get their speed from your acceleration, and a flat smash hit low on the face loses depth.
The strongest trait. Blocks, defensive lobs and placement stay predictable, and the firm response tells you exactly where the ball left the face.
Very quick for a teardrop. At 355 g with a neutral balance it gets into position fast on volleys and counters, and it recovers quickly after balls off the glass.
Fairly generous for a hard carbon control racket, and easy to reach because the racket moves so fast. Wide mishits and hard blocks near the edge twist more than on heavier rackets.
Firm and crisp rather than plush, yet kind to the arm over a long match because the light weight cuts fatigue. Wide mishits can still feel sharp.
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