puma
SolarATTACK Momo
Shape
round
Weight
365g
Balance
medium
Price
$300
Best for: Despite having an advertised low balance, it is one of the most aggressive rackets - "a fake round". One of the best kick smashes of the past couple of years. Longer handle than most Starvies. Test model weighs 359g and balances at 28cm.
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Average score: 7.9 • Based on 4 expert reviews • Last updated: Aug 2025
May 13, 2024
"Despite having an advertised low balance, it is one of the most aggressive rackets - "a fake round". One of the best kick smashes of the past couple of years. Longer handle than most Starvies. Test model weighs 359g and balances at 28cm."
Power
9.0
Control
7.0
Sweet Spot
7.5
Feb 20, 2024
"It feels great in the back of the court with its round shape and the resulting control. We were surprised by its excellent touch when sending deep lobs, chiquitas, and shots with complicated angles. It's quite powerful at the front of the court - its bandejas give us depth and spin and its smashes make it easy for us to bring the ball back to our side of the court."
Power
8.0
Control
8.0
Sweet Spot
7.0
Feb 11, 2024
"Versatile, medium-hard round racket for intermediate advanced players. This is not an easy round racket - it uses Starvie's EVA Pro. It is advertised as having a low balance but this test model weighs 373g and balances at 27.6cm (high)."
Power
8.0
Control
8.0
Sweet Spot
7.0
Aug 11, 2025
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Power
8.0
Control
9.5
Sweet Spot
9.0
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