8.1out of 10Our score
Best for control players who want forgiving defense and manageable handling rather than a powerful flat smash.
Power6.9
Control8.2
Maneuverability8.3
Sweet spot9.1
- Shape
- Round
- Weight
- 350 to 365 g
- Balance
- Not listed
- Core
- HR3 EVA
- Face
- Aluminised fiberglass
- Level
- Advanced
Our verdict
Control players who build rallies through defense get a lighter ML10 with a forgiving response and easy depth. The round head and flexible fiberglass construction favor recovery shots and compact blocks. It rewards patient placement more than forceful finishing, while its smooth face offers limited help when loading spin onto attacking overheads.
- Best for
- patient control players
- defensive blocks and lobs
- players seeking a lighter ML10
- Skip if
- you rely on flat smash power
- you want a heavily textured face
How it plays
Power
Power score6.9
Moderate finishing power. Flat smashes and penetrating volleys need deliberate acceleration rather than relying on the racket to supply extra pace.
Control
Control score8.2
Reliable for keeping a rally under control. Defensive lobs, blocks and guided bandejas respond well, although delicate drops feel less crisp than with a firm face.
Maneuverability
Maneuverability score8.3
Quick in exchanges at the net. The 350 to 365 g range makes repeated volleys and overhead preparation manageable without making this an ultra-light racket.
Sweet spot
Sweet spot score9.1
Very forgiving across the hitting area. Imperfect contacts on defensive blocks and balls recovered from the glass retain useful depth.
Feel
Cushioned impact softens blocks and defensive contacts. The fiberglass faces filter vibration, but 350 to 365 g is still full-size racket weight rather than a guarantee of relief for a sensitive arm.
Specs
Shape and feel
- Shape
- Round
- Surface
- Smooth
- Thickness
- 38 mm
Weight and balance
- Weight
- 350 to 365 g
- Balance
- Not listed
Materials
- Core
- HR3 EVA
- Face
- Aluminised fiberglass
Player fit
- Level
- Advanced
- Play style
- Control
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