I think it's one of the best options for the aerial game due to its balance and roughness, which allows you to transmit a lot of weight on your viboras and bandejas.

It doesn't have as low of ball output as I expected given its rigidity, so it wasn't as difficult for me to use in the back of the court as I expected. In the aerial game, I lost control of some balls when I didn't send them down enough and they flew into the crystal. Its sensations reminded me of the Siux Fenix 4.

Central-high sweet spot, not terribly large. This racket vibrates when you miss the sweet spot. In bandejas, it transmits a lot less force when you miss the sweet spot.

This is a somewhat heavy racket, but it's not very difficult to maneuver - easier than I expected. As I played with it for a while, it began to tire me out.

At the net, when I increase my swing speed slightly, it transmits a lot more power to the ball. Amazing kick smashes.

In the back of the court, it seems much easier to control than most medium-hard diamonds. The 3D roughness is really powerful and makes the ball feel slightly harder than it would otherwise feel. Great in blocks.

Standard-sized sweet spot. I notice missing the sweet spot in my viboras

For the weight and balance, I expected it to be harder to maneuver.

Easy to clear the fence without swinging too hard. More powerful spin generation than sandblasted finish.

The sweet spot is "interesting" to find.