- Best buy
- Maneuverability
- Control and precision
- Low power
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Kuikma’s PR990 line targets intermediate and advanced players with six rackets made in three shapes with two foam cores.
Shapes:
- The Precision rackets are round-shaped (this model)
- The Hybrid rackets are hybrid or teardrop-shaped
- The Power rackets are diamond-shaped
Cores:
- The Hard rackets have medium-high density EVA (this model)
- The Soft rackets medium-low density EVA
Kuima’s PR990 Precision Hard is a great addition to the Kuimka line for right-side or otherwise control-oriented players who prefer a hard touch.
This round-shaped racket has a hard core, which adds precision at the cost of reducing the size of the sweet spot and reducing the ball output.
This means that in defensive situations, players need to make contact in the center of the racket face, otherwise the ball will come out relatively dead.
Moreover, the limited ball output means that the player must follow through on their shots fully in order to effectively pass the ball from the back of the court.
This fills out the Kuikma lineup wonderfully.
We warn beginner players though, that despite this price and the racket’s shape, this racket does not suit a beginner player. It requires technique around the court to use properly.
Beginners will likely have issues swinging through the ball in order to achieve the placement that this racket offers.
Great option for an inexpensive medium-hard control racket. For intermediate players and up.
A best buy option for those looking for a good compromise between control and power, but it does come with low maneuverability