Sweet spot is ok - smaller than the Counter Veron’s, similar to the Air Veron’s.

Very maneuverable, reminded me of the Babolat Air

I liked it a lot on smashes - it adds more spin than I expected. At 3/4 power with a little bit of spin, this racket becomes a canyon.

This racket allowed me to use a lot of arm on my smashes and maintain a level of control that I did not expect.

The sweet spot is not super big - it needs to be respected with a technical arm and movements carried out with care and abundance.

The fact that the core isn’t so hard, helps you with this racket, it’s not so difficult to manage in the back of the court

Great in smashes and volleys

Wide sweet spot allows us to contact the ball well around the face of the racket.

Good maneuverability, the racket is even balanced.

Great power in smashes. This racket has a hard touch for a good mix of power and control, with a low ball output that doesn’t tolerate a small swing.

Low maneuverability, you must be strong and fast to make it to the ball on time due to its 27cm balance.

In the aerial game, this racket is great - my bandejas go deep without effort and it moves quite well. But if you want to accelerate the ball a lot, the racket absorbs the ball slightly and you lose a little control.

With a medium touch at the net, if balls come quickly, you can lose some control of your volley.

Sweet spot feels quite big - I call it above average.

Despite beings 371g (with 1 overgrip) with a high balance, it felt relatively maneuverable.

At the net, its high balance brings you power.

Not a generous sweet spot

Its high balance and solidity means that it is not the easiest to maneuver.