Despite being a “light” racket, it does not lack power. It has a high balance above 26cm and a medium, medium-hard touch, which doesn’t eat the ball. You will not have trouble smashing the ball so it comes back to your side.

Lobs are very easy, bajadas are very nice with the racket’s high balance. Bandejas are very comfortable - this racket’s natural habitat.

Sweet spot is very wide for being a diamond

Maneuverable, but I did notice the weight at the head. Those not used to playing with diamonds may find it difficult to handle.

In kick smashes, the racket moves very fast, which allows us to imprint a lot of spin on the ball. If there’s one thing to improve, it’s the weight. Being a lighter racket, you can note a slightly lower power in your smashes.

Easy to control the spin and direction of the ball.

We were surprised with how wide its sweet spot was for a light weight racket. Sweet spot is located high and is larger because the racket is constructed without a tubular frame.

This racket is agile in the back and the front of the court. Easy to defend with. It moves very well in changes of direction and when I want to put weight on the ball. Despite being a diamond with more weight at its head, it felt quite evenly balanced to me.

Power is not bad at all. Its construction feels solid.

Very strong in precision. Generous ball output.

Satisfying sweet spot.

Great maneuverability. It does not tire your arm