When I increase the force I put into my shots, the Triton Pro gives me control while I apply pressure. But of course this also results in a more demanding defense. This is the most offensive rackets of the Tritons. When you hit the ball well, the racket responds really well.

This racket has the smallest sweet spot of the Tritons. When you miss it, the ball goes quite dead. It's a technical racket.

The high balance is demanding in the back of the court.

When activated, it shoots and you have to keep it under control. With the Triton Pro, the best way of defending is to attack. Amazing bajadas, thought it costs me to move it. This racket delivers heavy balls - with velocity and spin. It's not as hard as the Lebron.

One of the best in the market today in terms of feeling of the ball you can get with it. I have a direct feeling of the racket. One of the best solutions for spin on the market, though it feels slightly lower than previous years.

Small, high sweet spot. I think it works a bit better in the top of the racket face than the previous model. In the defense, it requires you to play with skill, but it still has a good ball output.

I don't find it so difficult to play with, but it's heavy and it wears you down. I have to control my movements to manage my fatigue. I like how there's a place for my left hand to hold the side of the frame comfortably.

At the net, the fun begins - it works at high and low speeds. Power, spin, blocks. The aerial game is a pleasure - it never escapes.

Extreme control. Amazing ball sensations. No free power.

Ok sweet spot - I find this model way easier to play with than the 2022 version.

I would have liked it more at 360g and 27.5cm. The weight tired me out after back to back smash X3s.